Mid-Day Mumbai Guide: Make The Most Of Thursday To Sunday

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Thursday
Step up for the good

Here's your chance to shake a leg for a good cause. A city-based dance school is hosting a Bharatanatyam workshop where participants will dance to the track Muqabla from the film Street Dancer. Part of the proceeds will be donated to Rubaroo, an NGO that fights child sexual abuse.
Time: On request
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Cost: Rs 399

Friday
Conscious clothing

Take a step towards sustainable fashion and attend a zero-waste pop-up market at a Bandra venue, which features brands including Lata Sita and Bohmra. All the clothes are made from recycled material including second hand silk sarees to ensure minimum damage to the planet.
Time: 11 am to 8 pm
At: Cache, Turner Road, Bandra West.

Saturday
Artfully done

Take your pick, or should we say ‘pic', from the works of eight artistes from across the country at an exhibition being held at Nehru Centre Art Gallery in Worli. The list of participating artistes includes Bhanu Govani, Swati Dravid, Ranjeet Varma, Gopal Gadhave, Mona Rathod, Manish Rao Jwade, Shilpa Rathod Patel and Prakash Jadhav.
Time: 11 am to 7 pm
Call: 7021716157

Fungi fervour

If you like truffles, this food festival is for you. A cafe is dishing out food based on the fungal delicacy, with the menu featuring items like deluxe truffle finger sandwiches lined with black truffle chive mousse, pickled artichoke, Emmental cheese and truffle aioli, and truffle mushroom pizza. The pièce de résistance, though, is truffle butter grilled lobsters baked with truffle cheese sauce.
TiLL October 24, 9 am to 10 pm AT Silver Beach Café outlets

Sunday
Word play

Attend a poetry and storytelling session where seven performers, including Mohammed Sadriwala, Divy Sharma and Swaraj Singh, will regale the audience with their words, whether in prose or rhyme. The online event will be held over Zoom.
Time: 8 pm
Call: 9930618053
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Cost: Rs 49

A turn towards going green

You don't need vast swathes of land to grow your own vegetables. You can simply do the same at your balcony, kitchen or terrace. Join a workshop where an expert will tell you more about which vegetables are ready to be picked within 45 days of planting and natural home remedies to tackle pests.
Time: 3 pm
Call: 9833251324
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Cost: Rs 550