Delhi NCR events on September 11: music, art and comedy

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From a Yellow Diary concert on Golf Course Road to free performances at India Habitat Centre, Friday’s calendar runs across Gurugram, Delhi and Faridabad.

The Yellow Diary performs in Gurugram; Delhi has free dance, music and art events; and Apeksha Agarwal brings comedy to Faridabad.

The Yellow Diary takes its *In Case We Forgot India Tour* to X Live at Global Foyer Mall on Golf Course Road, Gurugram, at 10pm on September 11. Sector 42-43 Rapid Metro station is the nearest stop; entry is ticketed.

Music and dance in Delhi

Two free programmes are scheduled at India Habitat Centre on Lodhi Road at 7pm. At the Stein Auditorium, Bharatanatyam performer Priyanka Raghuraman will present *Punarāgama*. The Theatre at Amaltas will host an evening of Indian classical music featuring vocalist Dr Avantika Sinha and Pt Umesh Kampoowale, tabla players Dr Raj Kumar Nahar and Jaishankar Mishra, and harmonium player Pt Damodar Lal Ghosh. JLN Stadium on the Violet Line is the nearest Metro station for both.

At the India International Centre Annexe in Lodi Estate, Amish Tandon’s book *Law of Sexual Harassment at Workplace: Practice and Procedure* will be discussed at 6pm by Sunieta Ojha and N Venkatraman. Entry is free; Jor Bagh is the closest Metro station.

Art, craft and comedy

Kiran Nadar Museum of Art at DLF South Court Mall, Saket, is exhibiting *In-Rhythm*, featuring artworks by Bice Lazzari and Nasreen Mohamedi. The free exhibition runs from 11am to 8pm until December 22. Saket Metro station is nearby.

In Sohna, Gurugram, Mom’s Fresh Pot at Global Heights will hold a Bedazzle accessory-decoration workshop at 5pm and 7pm. Entry is ticketed, with Millennium City Centre the nearest Metro station.

Comedian Apeksha Agarwal brings *Bahuuu On Tour* to Comedy Club in Sector 9, Faridabad, at 8pm. The ticketed show is near Bata Chowk Metro station.

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