Four art, craft and comedy stops across Delhi-NCR on November 9
A Lado Sarai exhibition, a Connaught Place crochet workshop, a handloom expo at Mandi House and Ravi Gupta’s Gurugram comedy set are on Monday’s calendar.
Four November 9 options across Delhi-NCR: Kanchan Chander’s Lado Sarai exhibition, a Connaught Place crochet workshop, India Weaves and Ravi Gupta’s Gurugram show.
Kanchan Chander’s *The Grammar of the Self* is open at Gallery Ragini in Lado Sarai from 11am to 7pm on Monday. Kishore Singh is the show’s curator. The free exhibition runs until November 20; Saket is the nearest Metro station.
At 3pm, Chaayos Cafe in Connaught Place will host a Crochet Parandi workshop. The session costs ₹799 and is near Rajiv Chowk Metro station.
India Weaves, a handloom expo, is open at Aga Khan Hall on Bhagwan Das Road from 10am to 8pm. Entry is free, and the expo continues until November 12. Mandi House is the nearest Metro station.
In Gurugram, comedian Ravi Gupta will perform *Kal Ki Chinta Nahi Karta* at The Laugh Store, CyberHub, at 7pm. Tickets cost ₹799; Cyber City is the nearest Rapid Metro station.
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