The musical concert at 6am will have a combination of classical and devotional songs

Get ready to be swept away on a magical journey as the timeless tale of Aladdin comes to life on stage

Painted as part of the fourth edition of the Wall Art Festival, Charles Foussard’s mural explores the interconnectedness between humans and the Universe

These Visakhapatnam-based enterprises have curated sustainable Deepavali hampers spreading festive joy with handmade gifts

Papier Culture, founded by Hilonee K Shah, makes sustainable products with recycled paper

Meet these women whose handcrafted and hand-painted diyas will light up homes this Deepavali

The Cuckoo Movement for Children and the Peace of Paper studio invite children to fold origami paper cranes in memory of Sadako Sasaki, whose death anniversary falls on October 25

Dana Razik and her family unite for an original music video Rooh-E-Mardem

In a digital-driven tourism landscape, young nobles are turning to short format storytelling, domestic travellers, and IPs such as music festivals to revitalise royal-owned heritage properties

This Deepavali, Chennai’s caterers are turning wedding halls into massive festival kitchens, complete with free snacks and courier collection centres. We drop in for adirasam and details

Curating a home today goes beyond conventional decor. It is about telling a story through accents, blending nostalgia with contemporary aesthetics, and celebrating craftsmanship

As Nashik’s Sula Vineyards celebrates 25 years with the launch of a merlot, the winery is eager to explore the evolving Indian wine market

Red and white combinations are big this season, say the founders of Iris Lane as they share tablescaping hacks for Diwali

From Tokyo to Toronto to New Delhi and Thrissur, the challenges of a narrow plot have paved the way for architectural innovations, both in India and globally

Amp up the festive spirit with taash inspired cushions, Parsi Gara linen, and golden cloth chandeliers

Home cooks and craftspersons in Thiruvananthapuram have a rich spread of goodies and artefacts for Deepavali

Alongside championing jamakalam and Lambadi embroidery on furniture, House of Thinai’s latest initiative links Madras checks and generative art technology

Established in 1956, Hotel Broadway hosted diplomats, politicians, artists, and writers till it closed in 2020. It is now gearing up for another innings, starting with the reopening of Chor Bizarre featuring a longer menu, but the same music playlist

The Afro hip-hop song ‘Thakthom’ is a collaboration with Ireland-based Malayali musicians and influencers Reyan and Melvin

From bright expressionism to figurative sculptures, diverse work of five Indian contemporary artists populate Lalit Kala Akademi

At London store Evoke’s pop-up in Bengaluru, curated collectibles underline the commonalities between the crafts of India and Africa

Architect Charles Correa’s work, his larger social vision, and his commitment to a modern India with housing is always relevant

Tucked into a new boutique hotel, Amaraanth, The Lab is Goa’s latest cocktail address. Try red amaraanth, a local curry and sarsaparilla in cocktails with meaningful backstories that spotlight the local culture

Drawing from Udaipur’s traditional havelis, The Third Space in Udaipur aims at being a space for locals to engage in a range of workshops and activities

Everyone and their mother puts up a Deepavali special during this festive season. Our columnist, however, is determined to stand out

Missed out on the Coldplay tickets? There’s lots more coming up, starting with Maroon 5 in December. Plan for the months ahead with our line-up of the top festivals that promise thrilling performances and immersive experiences

Two of Bengaluru-based artist’s vases from her Celebrating Coral collection were part of the 1000 Vases show held in Paris

Directed by Sandeep Tadi, the play is a collaboration between Storyboard Productions and Preksha Theatre Company

Chennai celebrates kindness through a 20-feet-wide canvas decorated and painted over three days by more than 1,200 people A celebration of kindness brings Chennai together through community art, shared traditions and meaningful gestures

Rapper and singer-songwriter Iykki Berry’s new single is a nod to Thanjavur, her hometown

The entries received for the ‘Dear Chennai, with love’ initiative by The Hindu Made of Chennai, captured the city in all its glory

At the debut edition of Jodhpur Arts Week, a clock tower turned into a living canvas and children showcased alongside renowned artists

A personalised approach, sold out showcases, and an intersection of fashion and films made the first edition a success, raising hopes for the fair next week

The stage is changing as more women and queer folk take the helm, and practitioners experiment with new stories

Winner of the PV Thampy Memorial Endowment Award, Sudha Chandran, on her deep-rooted connection with the forest

Musical anklets, traditional blooms and an old textile motif are reimagined in this Eeshaan Kashyap for Sarita Handa collection

Need a break from your electronic devices? An increasing number of millenials and the Gen Z are now taking to fun, crafty hobbies which include knitting, crochet, and tufting

Indie musicians fuse genres and tap into social media to capture their audience, but still struggle to record and release an album

Education, awareness and bringing dignity back to weaving... only these will help put handloom back where it once belonged, designers tell SUBHA J RAO

As the #IWearHandloom campaign gathers steam, a look at some of the new players in Hyderabad’s handloom sector

Four women who work closely with traditional weavers talk about why the #IWearHandloom initiative is a start in recognising the importance of handlooms

Flaunting an enviable collection of exclusive editions of denims, L. Murali Krishnan is a true-blue denim lover and a die hard fashionista

Designers must create new templates that suit their creativity instead of allowing the market to set the pace for them, says Sabyasachi Mukherjee, who will present his collection at the finale of Lakme Fashion Week.

Poonam Bhagat’s penchant for intricate detailing is visible in her latest collection, writes PRIYADARSHINI PAITANDY

The second season of Madras Bridal Fashion Show has something for every kind of bride

Designers play with a wide colour palette for the festive season

Don’t let the grey skies dampen your style. Add a dose of colour to your outfits, slip into those jelly shoes, open that kitschy umbrella and you’re good to go, writes RANJANI RAJENDRA