Sukhtarader Adda, presented by Rangmashal Foundation with Sudhu Tomakei Bhalobeshe Collective, celebrates Bengali music and memories of Mahalaya. The evening brings familiar songs and lesser-known melodies together in a live gathering where audiences can sing along and revisit old favourites. The programme begins at 6 pm at Uttam Mancha on Oct 10.
Cholo Potol Tuli is a humorous Bengali play set in the 1950s and 1960s. It follows a self-centred young man who takes extreme measures after hearing that a disease has broken out next door, creating a series of comic situations. The play explores how selfishness can leave a person isolated. It begins at 3 pm at Tapan Theatre on Oct 10.
All Notes Combined, a live stand-up comedy recording by Rivu Ganguly, brings together clean and unclean material on married life, school and living with parents. The hour-long show, which marks the final live performance of this material, will be recorded for possible streaming release. It takes place at Anamika Kala Sangam at 4 pm and 6.30 pm on Oct 10.
The US Consulate General Kolkata and Kolkata Centre for Creativity present Orient Express by the U.S. Seventh Fleet Band . This free live event promises a high-energy musical journey connecting cultures and continents. The performance begins at 2 pm in the Amphitheatre at Kolkata Centre for Creativity on Oct 13, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis.
2034 begins as a magic show before gradually opening into a strange and unexpected reality. Inspired by the theatre of Badal Sarkar, the play follows magician couple Moinak and Niharika and their encounter with influential businessman Narottam Mallik. Mixing light humour, audience interaction and twists, 2034 begins at 6.30 pm at the Academy of Fine Arts on Oct 14.
Durga Puja 2026 marks Trincas’ century in Kolkata with six days of Bengali music and food. From 15 to 20 October, Tavern-er-Taal will perform twice daily, moving from Hemanta Mukhopadhyay and Manna Dey to Lata Mangeshkar, Mohiner Ghoraguli, Cactus and Fossils. The Park Street listening room also offers a Bengali menu for INR 2,500 for two.