Your Ultimate November Weekend Guide 2025: Top Events In Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi & Bengaluru

India is a young country, its metropolitans brims with culture. Every weekend, a whole gamut of events take place through the cities the diversity of which mirror the colours of the country. From iconic film screening to music concerts, food events and literature festivals, the list becomes inexhaustible from one weekend to the other. Here, we bring to you the most exciting events in India's top four metropolitans, namely, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Take a look at the programme and plan happening hang-outs with your friends over the weekend.Top Events From November 21 - 23Top 4 Things To Do This Weekend In DelhiHyderabadi Rasoi At Hyatt Place Gurgaon Udyog ViharHyatt Place Gurgaon Udyog Vihar is set to host Hyderabadi Rasoi, a week-long celebration of soulful Deccan flavours. The event brings Hyderabad’s comforting home-style recipes to Gurgaon, led by Ms Dilnaz Baig, a noted culinary expert known for her dedication to authentic Nizami cuisine. Diners can look forward to classics such as Hyderabadi Biryani, Haleem, Mirchi ka Salan, Double ka Meetha, Pathar ka Gosht, Shikampuri Kebab, Paneer 65 and Talawa Gosht, along with a range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian biryanis, Bagara Baingan and Khatti Dal — each dish prepared to reflect the depth and history of the region’s culinary heritage. The festival offers two dining formats: a Table d’Hôte lunch from 1 pm to 3 pm, and a buffet dinner from 8 pm to 11 pm, both priced at INR 1,749 per person plus taxes. With this festival, the hotel continues its focus on spotlighting India’s diverse regional cuisines through warm, meaningful dining experiences.Dates : Nov 21 to Nov 28Address : 15/1 Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road Sector 18 , Gurgaon Timing : Lunch : 1 pm - 3 pm; Dinner :8 pm - 11 pmCost: INR 3498++ for twoThe Nizami Brothers Live At The Piano ManThe Nizami Brothers bring an evocative evening of Qawwali and Sufi music to The Piano Man, Eldeco Centre. Known for their powerful vocals and traditional repertoire that traces its lineage back to the legendary court of Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya, the duo promises a night filled with timeless verses, soaring harmonies, and the immersive energy that defines their signature style. The venue’s intimate setting enhances the experience, allowing audiences to feel the depth of their devotional music as they move through classic Qawwalis and contemporary renditions.Dates: November 21Address: The Piano Man, Eldeco Centre, Hauz Rani, New DelhiTiming: 8:30 pm to 11:30 pmTickets begin at INR 943, open to attendees aged 10 and above, and can be booked online or purchased directly at the venue.Laurent Cantet Film Screening At Alliance Française'Arthur Rambo' (2021) will be screened at the M.L. Bhartia Auditorium, Alliance Française this weekend. The film, directed by Laurent Cantet, raises provocative questions about identity, morality and the double lives people lead — centering on the rise of a young writer, Karim D., whose online alias “Arthur Rambo” resurfaces in the media when his hate-fuelled social media posts are unmasked. The version shown will have English subtitles.Dates: November 21Address: 72, KK Birla Ln, Lodhi Gardens, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi, Delhi 110003Timings: 3 pmRally Circus At Pt Deen Dayal Upadhyay AuditoriumRally Circus comes to the Pt Deen Dayal Upadhyay Auditorium in Ghaziabad for a family-friendly run. Each of its performance lasts 1 hour 30 minutes. Aimed at children aged three and above, the production offers lively circus entertainment for families and can be experienced with tickets that is cost-effective. Head out and enjoy the thrill of a good old circus!Dates: November 10 - 21Address: 24, Pocket C, Nehru Nagar II, Nehru Nagar, Ghaziabad (nearest metro: Shaheed Sthal – Red Line)Timings: 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM dailyCost: INR 200 (can be booked on bookmyshow)Top 4 Things To Do This Weekend In KolkataThe Baul Fakiri Mela At Bannabagram Baul AshramThe Baul Fakiri Mela returns to the Bannabagram Baul Ashram in Purba Bardhaman, offering a vibrant, open-to-all celebration of Bengal’s mystical Baul and Fakiri traditions. Visitors can experience three days of soulful performances by Baul and Fakiri musicians, alongside cultural showcases such as Chadar Badar folk puppetry and displays of traditional Kantha embroidery. Set within the serene rural landscape of the ashram, the mela creates an immersive space for music, craft and community, with free entry for anyone wishing to engage with one of Bengal’s most cherished cultural lineages.Dates: November 21 - 23Address: Bannabagram Baul Ashram in Ausgram, Purba Bardhaman district, West BengalAMI Arts Festival 2025 At Several VenuesThe AMI Arts Festival 2025 at the Kolkata Centre for Creativity opens on this weekend, activating venues across the city — including Victoria Memorial Hall, the Indian Museum, GD Birla Sabhaghar and Gyan Manch — with a month-long programme of visual arts, crafts, music, dance, theatre, film, talks and workshops. Over 200 artists are featured this year, with highlights such as the exhibition Atlas of Serenities: Chronicles of Little Intimacies (22–30 November), Gopalkrishna Gandhi’s lecture on authorship (28 November), and workshops on block printing, eco-printing, paper quilling and Kantha stitching. The festival also includes performances like Jyoti Dogra’s solo piece Maas (26 November), a Dastangoi masterclass (26 November), and Makarand Deshpande’s theatre work Piyakkad (27 November), along with a series of classical music concerts that bring together leading Hindustani and Carnatic musicians.Dates: Novemberr 22 onwardsAddress: Several venuesShahrashob At Studio BariShahrashob is a research-driven exhibition at Studio Bari, Kolkata, presenting visual artist Soumyadeep Roy’s eight-year exploration of the historical, cultural and aesthetic links between Lucknow and Calcutta across different centuries. Through archival study, visual documentation and creative interpretation, the exhibition traces how the two cities have influenced one another in craft, architecture, sociocultural expression and everyday life, offering visitors an intimate look at shared legacies that continue to shape their identities.Dates: Opening November 23Address: 3b, BK Paul Ln, RBI Staff Quarters, Bir Para, Paikpara, Kolkata, West Bengal 700030Top 4 Things To Do This Weekend In MumbaiGrand Hyatt Mumbai Presents ‘The Michelin Edition’ At CeliniGrand Hyatt Mumbai turns the spotlight on Sicilian mastery with The Michelin Edition, a three-day culinary showcase led by Michelin-starred Chef Patrizia Di Benedetto. Known for her elegant interpretation of Mediterranean flavours and deep-rooted Sicilian identity, Chef Patrizia brings a menu that feels both soulful and technically brilliant. Expect vibrant plates—Caprese breezer with tomato sorbet, Paccheri alla Norma, lamb in a pistachio crust, and her famed pistachio parfait, each crafted with finesse and a story.The experience opens with a wine-led dinner on November 21, followed by two days of set menus and à la carte selections that celebrate the craft of contemporary Italian dining. Whether you're a culinary purist or simply curious, this pop-up is a rare chance to savour Sicily through a Michelin lens right in the heart of Mumbai.Dates: November 21–23, 2025Venue: Celini, Grand Hyatt MumbaiTimings:• Nov 21: Wine Dinner – 7:30 pm–midnight• Nov 22 & 23: Lunch – 12:30 pm–3 pm | Dinner – 7:30 pm–midnightTickets:• Wine Dinner – INR 5,995++ per person• Set Menu – INR 4,995++ per person• Wine Pairing Add-on – INR 2,000++ per personReservations: +91 70459 50135 / +91 70459 50137Paws & Poses At antiSOCIAL: Yoga Meets Puppy LoveantiSOCIAL turns Sunday into serotonin with Paws & Poses—a wellness session that blends heart-opening yoga with the softest kind of therapy: puppies. Guests begin with grounding breathwork and gentle movement led by trained facilitators, easing into a flow designed to reset both mind and body. And then comes the part no one ever forgets—the Puppy Love segment, where tiny, tail-wagging bundles wander freely, nudging, cuddling, and occasionally attempting to join your asanas.It’s the kind of morning that lifts your mood for days: warm, playful, unexpectedly healing, and perfect for anyone who wants to breathe, stretch, laugh, and cuddle all at once. A wholesome balance of wellness and wagging joy, this session is ideal for beginners, seasoned yogis, and anyone who secretly wishes all workouts came with puppies.Venue: antiSOCIAL, Lower Parel, MumbaiDate: Sunday, 23 November 2025Time: 10 am–12 pmBookings: https://pages.razorpay.com/pawsandposesLetters & Lattes At Journal: A Slow Sunday RitualJournal, Santacruz’s beloved community café, hosts Letters & Lattes—a warm, introspective afternoon dedicated to handwritten connection. Guided by poet and author Shrutee Choudhary, the workshop invites participants to slow down, sip a comforting brew, and rediscover the pleasure of writing letters with intention.Guests receive curated writing kits, gentle prompts, and a beautifully designed pen-pal pairing activity that sparks meaningful exchanges. Through reflective exercises and guided moments of stillness, attendees craft letters that feel personal, honest, and quietly powerful. The session ends with a note to one’s future self, mailed a month later, like a whisper returning from time.With Journal’s signature slow-sipped coffees and thoughtful atmosphere, this event becomes less a workshop and more a moment of pause, an invitation to reconnect with oneself and with others, one handwritten line at a time.Venue: Journal, Santacruz (West), MumbaiDate: Sunday, 23 November 2025Time: 11 am–2 pmFee: INR 999 (includes materials + beverage), book on district.in.Asia Takeover 2.0 ft. Marina Summers At Kitty Su MumbaiKitty Su turns up the spotlight once again with Asia Takeover 2.0, a vibrant night celebrating Asian drag artistry led by global sensation Marina Summers. The Drag Race Philippines winner returns to the Mumbai stage with her signature charisma, high-energy performance style, and show-stopping presence. Joining her are some of Asia’s most dynamic performers—Kian, Trixiecupp, and Velvet Vortex—each adding their own flair to an evening shaped by movement, storytelling, and unapologetic self-expression.More than a showcase, Asia Takeover 2.0 reflects Kitty Su’s long-standing commitment to queer artistry and safe, joyful spaces for creative voices. Expect a night woven with glamour, pride, and the electric energy that has made Kitty Su a cultural institution in India’s nightlife.Venue: Kitty Su, The LaLiT MumbaiDate: Friday, 21 November 2025Time: 10 pm onwards (as per venue updates)Reservations: Via Kitty Su’s official platformsTop 4 Things To Do This Weekend In BengaluruRace Day Thrills At Velocity International CircuitVelocity International Circuit brings Bengaluru a full-throttle escape designed for anyone who loves speed, competition, or simply the joy of doing something wildly fun. The professionally designed track delivers sharp turns, clean straights, and just enough challenge to keep your heart racing from start to finish. Whether you're a first-time adventurer or the unofficial Michael Schumacher among your friends, the high-performance kart fleet gives you the perfect balance of control and adrenaline.Safety remains front and centre, so you can race without worry, guided by trained staff and equipped with world-class gear. It’s the perfect outing for families, groups of friends, colleagues, or anyone looking to shake up a regular weekday with a dose of pure fun. Engines roar, laughter echoes, and friendly rivalries bloom, at Velocity, every lap becomes a story worth bragging about.Venue: Velocity International Circuit, Kolathur–Solur Road, near Hoskote, BengaluruTime: 9 am–6 pmTickets: INR 750 on district.in.Skandagiri Sunrise Trek By TripbaeTripbae’s Skandagiri Sunrise Trek brings adventurers, photographers, and wanderers together for one of Karnataka’s most breathtaking early-morning escapes. The journey begins late at night as the group departs from Bengaluru, heading toward the Skandagiri base under star-dotted skies. After a brief rest, the trail unfolds in the cool pre-dawn hours, guided by experienced trek leaders who pace the ascent with care and expertise.By sunrise, the mountain reveals its magic, a sea of clouds rolling beneath your feet, warm orange light spilling across the horizon, and a quiet serenity that feels worlds away from city life. The descent is gentle, peppered with conversations, snapshots, and shared silences before the group heads back to Bengaluru by early afternoon. Blending nature, community, and adventure, this trek is perfect for anyone craving a rewarding, high-energy yet soulful outdoor experience.Venue: Skandagiri (with pick-ups across Bengaluru)Dates: Every Wed, Fri & SatTime: 11 pm–1 pmTickets: From INR 257 (forest permit extra: INR 505)Organiser: Tripbae, BengaluruAerial Yoga For Beginners At New York Dance ClassesNYDC’s Aerial Yoga Workshop invites you to hang, stretch, and reset, quite literally, as you explore yoga from an entirely new perspective. Suspended from soft silk hammocks, participants learn to flow through poses that build strength, flexibility, and confidence, all while gently supported off the ground. The practice feels playful yet deeply restorative, making it ideal for beginners who want to try something different without intimidation.Expert instructors guide the session with clear demonstrations and supportive adjustments, ensuring each move feels safe, empowering, and fun. Whether you’re chasing a fitness milestone, a creative workout, or simply a mood-lifting hour that shakes up your routine, this workshop delivers a perfect blend of challenge and joy. By the end, you’ll feel lengthened, lighter, and maybe even a little addicted to the feeling of floating.Venue: New York Dance Classes, Bilekahalli, BengaluruDates: Nov 21–30, 2025Time: Multiple slotsTickets: INR 999 on district.in.Break, Smash, Repeat At Rage Room BengaluruRage Room Bengaluru is where stress comes to be shattered—literally. Step inside, gear up, grab your weapon of choice, and unleash every bottled-up emotion on objects that deserve the beating far more than your poor laptop ever did. Whether you’re coming in angry, amused, or simply curious, the experience delivers a cathartic, comedic, high-energy release unlike anything else in the city.From slow-motion bottle explosions to keyboard-crunching swings, every smash becomes its own tiny rebellion. No judgement, no pressure, just a safe, padded space where mayhem becomes therapy and chaos becomes oddly calming. Perfect for friends, couples, office groups, or anyone with a week that needs… breaking. Let the critics call it wild. You’ll leave lighter, grinning, and weirdly proud of your destruction record.Venue: Rage Room Bangalore, IndiranagarDate: DailyTime: 11 am–7:30 pmTickets: INR 500 on district.in.FAQs1. What are the top events happening this November weekend in India?Major metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bengaluru offer concerts, festivals, film screenings, food pop-ups, workshops, circus shows and cultural events through the November 21–23 weekend.2. Which cities are covered in the November Weekend Guide 2025?The guide includes curated events from India’s four major metropolitans—Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bengaluru—featuring top picks across arts, culture, food, nightlife and wellness.3. Are these weekend events suitable for families?Yes. Listings include family-friendly options like circus performances, cultural festivals, treks, workshops and interactive activities suitable for children and adults.4. How can I book tickets for the featured events?Most events offer online booking via platforms like BookMyShow, Razorpay pages, venue websites or direct box-office reservations. Details are included under each listing.5. Are there free events included in the guide?Several events such as exhibitions, cultural festivals and open-air performances—like the Baul Fakiri Mela—are free and open to all attendees.6. How often is the November Weekend Guide updated?This guide covers the specific weekend of November 21–23, 2025. Event listings may be updated as venues release new information or schedules change.Long Weekend Getaways From Delhi For A Last-Minute Trip