EVENTS: July 25 to July 31, 2026
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At a glance
- Kathmandu is hosting a variety of events from July 25 to August 1, including runs, plays, festivals, and heritage walks.
- Cultural and wellness activities include a yoga retreat, a Chinese tea gathering, and a stand-up comedy open mic.
- Annapurna Art Gallery is showcasing a collective exhibition by contemporary Nepali artists.
Kathmandu is buzzing with a diverse range of events scheduled from July 25 to August 1, offering something for every interest. The week kicks off with an early morning six-km run organized by Artha Run Club on July 25 at Heritage Garden, Sanepa, followed by a Shrawan Mela.
Theater enthusiasts can catch 'Jolene,' a play by Buddhi Pokhrel directed by Rishav, at Kausi Theatre from July 24 to August 14. Meanwhile, Heritage Garden is hosting a Shrawan Mela featuring a mehendi bhela, bhajan concert, and shrawan bazaar on July 25-26. For those interested in history and architecture, Duluwa Outdoors is organizing a heritage walk, 'Kathmanduโs doors and windows,' exploring stories within Kathmandu Durbar Square on July 26.
Several other activities cater to different tastes. Moksh is hosting a 12-hour festival with music, food, and games on July 25. A day-long yoga retreat, 'Reset. Breathe. Bloom.,' is scheduled for August 1 at Grand Norling Hotel's Resort, Gokarna, offering guided yoga and relaxation. Annapurna Art Gallery presents 'Chromatic Psyche,' a collective exhibition by nine contemporary Nepali artists, running from July 24 to August 23.
Further options include a Chinese tea gathering, 'Tea Between Mountains,' on July 25 at Winston's Speakeasy, and a stand-up comedy open mic for women and queer folk, 'New Fiscal Year, New Me,' hosted by Pass The Mic on July 25. The events highlight Kathmandu's vibrant cultural scene and community activities.
Originally published by Kathmandu Post. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.