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If you're planning to update your summer wardrobe, you might want to stop by the Numaish exhibition, which is set to take place at the Godolphin Ballroom, Jumeirah Emirates Towers, on May 4 and 5. This edition will have some key designers - Pinnacle by Shruti Sancheti, Shahin Mannan and Soup by Sougat Paul - presenting collections in environment-friendly and sustainable fabrics. So, you can shop and be sustainable at the same time! For more information, email numaishexhibitions@gmail.com
Are you a fan of Carnatic music or Indian ghazals? If so, you'll want to check out the Indian Classical Forum, organised in association with Rajalakshmi Fine Arts, back for its third year. The three-day festival takes place from May 10-12 and will feature some mesmerising classical music from India's maestros. Fans can hear singers such as Shri Hariharan, Smt Bombay Jayashri and Shri Sanjay Subrahmanyan (amongst others) live at DUCTAC, Mall of the Emirates. Interested? You can book tickets via www.platinumlist.net and www.ductac.org or call 050-2129605 or 056-4045759.
Head over to City Walk this weekend to celebrate the third edition of the Matryoshka Festival (on until May 5). A fun-filled family event, the festival will bring a yarmarka (Russian market) to City Walk as well as a slew of fashion displays and entertainment. There's also going to be a unique stage performance by prima ballerinas from the Mariinsky Theatre, Saint Petersburg. You wouldn't want to miss it! For more information, check out www.matryoshkafestival.com.
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