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What's happening in Kathmandu Valley this week

From Kathmandu Post · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Kathmandu Valley is hosting various events, including International Youth Week, a music fundraiser for elephants, and a film screening with a jazz night.
  • Other activities include an embroidery workshop, a theater production, a production process workshop, and a community "Hobby Hangout."
  • A "Dog Fest" offering activities for dogs and their owners is also scheduled, alongside other community gatherings.

Kathmandu Valley is buzzing with a diverse range of events this week, catering to various interests from youth wellness to arts and entertainment. International Youth Week 2083 is underway, featuring a seven-day youth-led wellness program blending music, creativity, and connection at Jeevan Vigyan, Chabahil, with free entry and daily musical evenings.

For music lovers and animal welfare advocates, Eden Sanepa is hosting "The Great Elephant Jam" on August 15. This fundraiser will support the care of rescued elephants Eva and Lhamo, with performances by Albatross, Cobweb, and Phosphenes. The event also includes food stalls, with entry priced at Rs2,000.

Cinema and jazz enthusiasts can enjoy a special evening at Moksh restaurant on August 16, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the film "La La Land" with a live screening accompanied by a live jazz night. The event costs Rs1,000.

Creative pursuits are also on offer. Alliance Francaise is presenting an embroidery workshop facilitated by Priyanka Maharjan as part of its 'The Pace of Making' series on August 15 in Pulchowk, Lalitpur. Additionally, Mandala Theatre is showcasing Dharamvir Bharati's Hindi classic, "The Age of Darkness," until August 30, with ticket prices ranging from Rs300 to Rs500. Playbook Kathacharya is organizing a hands-on workshop on production processes on August 20, costing Rs2,500.

Community and pet-friendly events round out the week. "Hobby Hangout" on Saturday, August 15, at Nextdoor Patan offers a relaxed environment for knitting, baking, board games, and journaling. For dog owners, "Dog Fest" at Ka Ho 88, Bhanimandal, Lalitpur, on the same day promises a fun-filled experience with fashion shows, quizzes, and DIY activities for dogs and their humans, with entry at Rs500 per dog.

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Originally published by Kathmandu Post in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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