EVENTS: August 8 to August 14, 2026
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At a glance
- Aavya Luxe Events is hosting a yoga and wellness gathering on August 9 at Utpala Café, featuring yoga, shopping, high tea, and bhajans.
- Sattya Media Arts Collective and Winston’s Speakeasy are offering creative workshops on August 8: a project completion session and a zine-making workshop.
- Baakhan Nyane Waa and Pulukisi Restaurant are holding a doll-making workshop on August 8, tied to the Gathamuga festival, while the European Union Youth Fest on August 12 will feature AI workshops and innovation showcases.
Kathmandu is buzzing with a variety of events this week, offering diverse opportunities for engagement and creativity. From wellness gatherings to artistic workshops, there's something for everyone.
Aavya Luxe Events presents a day of yoga, wellness, and devotion at Utpala Café on August 9. The event includes morning yoga sessions, shopping stalls, high tea, and networking, culminating in an evening of bhajans. Entry fees range from Rs899 to Rs2,499.
For the creatively inclined, Sattya Media Arts Collective invites individuals to a "Finish That Thing" session on August 8, providing a space to complete pending projects. Simultaneously, Winston’s Speakeasy hosts a Folklore Zine Workshop on the same day, focusing on storytelling and weaving local myths into art, with an entry fee of Rs250.
Additionally, Baakhan Nyane Waa and Pulukisi Restaurant are collaborating on a doll-making workshop on August 8. Participants will craft dolls while learning about the stories and rituals of the upcoming Gathamuga festival. The workshop costs Rs500 and includes materials and refreshments.
Young innovators and students can look forward to the European Union Youth Fest on August 12 at The Malla Hotel. This event will feature AI workshops, innovation showcases, hackathons, mentoring, and information on global education opportunities, with free entry. Oscar International College is also offering a free filmmaking workshop on August 9 for recent graduates, covering screenwriting, filmmaking basics, and acting, followed by a film screening and Q&A.
Finally, Anushilan presents 'Anushruti,' a Kathak dance production on August 8 at Rastriya Nachghar, featuring live music and classical dance performances. Tickets range from Rs500 to Rs1,000. For younger children, NovaNest is hosting a 'Messy Creativity' hands-on art workshop on August 8 at Winston’s Speakeasy, priced at Rs350.
Originally published by Kathmandu Post. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.