Things to Do in Bangalore Today: Kishore Kumar Tribute, Craft Bazaar and More
Bengaluru has a lively mix of culture, music, ideas and craft on offer today, with events that invite people to slow down, explore and connect. Whether you are in the mood for an evening of nostalgia, a thoughtful documentary screening or a walk through handmade treasures, there is something worth stepping out for. Music lovers can look forward to a warm tribute to Kishore Kumar, celebrating the voice, humour and timeless songs of one of Indian cinema’s most beloved performers. It is the kind of evening that brings generations together, with familiar melodies and memories that still feel fresh. For those interested in literature and Kannada culture, Azim Premji University is hosting a screening of *Shabdajeevi*, a documentary on the life and work of renowned scholar Prof. G. Venkatasubbaiah. The film traces his lasting literary contribution and offers a meaningful introduction to a figure who shaped Kannada scholarship. The screening takes place on August 26 at Wadia Hall, Indian Institute of World Culture, Basavanagudi. Elsewhere, the colourful Karigar Bazaar offers an opportunity to discover authentic crafts, handmade pieces and the stories behind them. Photography exhibitions and literary gatherings add further depth to the day’s calendar, making Bengaluru’s cultural scene feel as varied as the city itself. From a relaxed browse through craft stalls to a reflective film or a musical celebration, today’s events offer several ways to experience the city beyond its usual rush.
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