Bangalore Events
Book Discussion: Invisible Housemates with Deepa Padmanaban and Radha Ranagarajan | 2 November, 6PM | Champaca, Vasanth Nagar
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We are delighted to host a conversation with Deepa Padmanaban, the author of Invisible Housemates, at Champaca Bookstore. Join us for an engaging discussion where Deepa will be in conversation with Radha Rangarajan.The event promises a unique opportunity to interact with the author and discover the invisible world within our walls. Mark your calendars and bring your questions and observations. The discussion will be followed by a book signing. Here are the details for the event: Date: 2 November 2025, SundayTime: 6:00 PMVenue: Champaca Bookstore, Vasanth Nagar Seats are limited, so do RSVP to save your spot!About the Book:Invisible Housemates explores...
Tender & Fierce: A Poetry Lab on Feeling Beyond Gender with Naomi George | 26th October, Sunday | Champaca Bookstore, Indiranagar
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We’re delighted to host a poetry workshop with Naomi George that explores how gendered expectations shape our emotions and how poetry can lead us beyond boundaries—past the pink and blue boxes, and into the full spectrum of human feeling. In this interactive Poetry Lab, participants will reflect on the ways our experiences of tenderness and fierceness have been shaped by cultural narratives of gender, and consider how poetry can help us rediscover and expand our language for emotion. Whether you’re a poet, writer, or a reader curious about the intersections of gender, feeling, and creative expression, this workshop is designed...
Book Discussion: So That You Know and Kalidasa: Selected Poetry and Drama with Mani Rao and Dharini Bhaskar | 30th October, Thursday | Champaca Bookstore, Indiranagar
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We’re delighted to invite you to an evening with Mani Rao and Dharini Bhasker, as we celebrate the launch of Kalidasa: Selected Poetry & Drama and So That You Know. These two books bring together voices from different times — Kalidasa’s evergreen drama and poetry in new translation, and Mani Rao’s own reflections on language, love, and memory. Join us for readings and conversation on poetry, translation, and the enduring pulse of the written word. Here are the details of the event: Date: 30th October, ThursdayTime: 6:30 PMVenue: Champaca Bookstore, Indiranagar Since seats are limited, we recommend you sign up...
Two Lines Become Three: A Storytelling Workshop with Naveed Mulki and Pankaj Singh | 25th October | Champaca Bookstore, Indiranagar
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How does a lived experience become the first lines of a story? How does a passing thought become a manuscript? Can a conversation inspire a feature film? 'Two lines become three', led by Naveed Mulki and Pankaj Singh is an exploration of the process behind narrative building. Join us for an interactive workshop that explores storytelling across formats. Learn how to identify a story, how to approach and construct it using the tools available, how to draw inspiration and more. Here are the Details of the Event:Â Date: 25 October, SaturdayTime: 11 AM to 1 PMPrice: INR 799Venue: Champaca Bookstore,...
SkilLit Readers x Champaca : Emerging Readers Programme | Champaca, Indiranagar | 1 November to 13 December 2025
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When children step into a story, they don’t just meet characters, they meet ideas that shape how they think. This November, Champaca is partnering with SkilLit Readers, a story-led skills lab, to launch the Emerging Readers Programme for children aged 6–9. This programme transforms books into springboards for reflection, expression, and connection, nurturing confidence, critical thinking, and creativity. In this first edition, children will explore the theme of inclusivity, engaging with books that open conversations about belonging, empathy, and courage. Our November–December batch will explore this theme through two wonderful books: Left-Out Paru by Bijal Vachharajani Manya Learns to Roar...