IN PHOTOS: Indulge in these 6 interesting events in Mumbai this weekend
Updated On: 02 October, 2026 01:56 PM IST | Nascimento Pinto
While you can explore music, you can also laugh out loud at a comedy gig in the city, but not without theatre and some trekking (Compiled by Samruddhi Trivedi)

Here's your complete guide to events this weekend. Photo Courtesy: File pics

ThursdayBlues after darkCatch The Shreya Collective’s Jazz and Blues sets, with expressive riffs and slow-burning grooves led by Shreya Bhattacharya.TIME 8.30 pmAT Jazz@38 by Asilo, The St Regis, Lower Parel. LOG ON TO district.in COST Rs 1000

FridayJokes are on youRohan Gujral revives student memories into fun, quirky laughter, with some crowd work in his show, Rohan Gujral Live. TIME 6.30 pmAT Backspace, Boulevard Mall, Thane West. LOG ON TO in.bookmyshow.comCOST Rs 399

SaturdayWhen the ice bitesPack your warmest imaginary layers. Siachen takes you to the world’s highest battlefield, where three soldiers are stranded after a blizzard cuts them off from base. Written by Aditya Rawal and directed by Makarand Deshpande.TIME 5 pm and 8 pmAT Prithvi Theatre, Janki Kutir, Juhu. LOG ON TO prithvitheatre.orgCOST Rs 400

Hunt for the splashTrek through the rocky trails and stream crossings of Tamhini’s Plus Valley to reach the hidden Milkybar Waterfall. TIME 11.30 pmMeeting point Dadar TT Circle. LOG ON TO ramblersindia.comCOST Rs 1550

SundayGet a gripHead to this indoor bouldering centre that lets you tackle walls designed for beginners and seasoned climbers.TIME 10 amAT The Indian Bouldering Company, Hazarimal Somani Road,Fort. LOG ON TO tibc.co.in COST Rs 1999 onwards

Wiggle roomThis dance workshop introduces kids to simple moves, choreography and coordination through playful activities and guided routines. TIME 7.45 pm onwardsAT The Flex Dance Studio, Andheri West. LOG ON TO smallworld.co COST Rs 199 onwards
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