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That’s right, beautiful people (and the rest of you). Swar Live is descending upon LOD (Lord of the Drinks) this Saturday. Because what else are you going to do on a weekend? Stay home, introspect, and realize you are financially unstable? Absolutely not. You are going to squeeze into tight clothes, pretend you love crowds, and throw your hard-earned cash at some bass drops.
Let’s face it: the modern human experience is essentially just oscillating between wanting to curl up in a ball and wanting to devour a spicy bowl of rice cakes. If you’ve ever felt this specific brand of existential whiplash—the kind where you’re deep in the trenches of self-reflection but also really, really need a snack—then we have the perfect place for you to decompose (emotionally, not literally).
Let’s be honest: in Kathmandu, the only thing scarier than the traffic during the day is the silence at night. We’ve all been told that after a certain hour, the streets belong to the stray dogs, the questionable decisions of our youth, and, apparently, "spirits" that only come out when the streetlights flicker. But what if we decided that the streets actually belong to us?
Let’s be honest—between the daily grind and the chaotic circus of local headlines, your brain is probably as frazzled as a frayed power cable. If you’re tired of doom-scrolling and feeling like you’re constantly running a race to nowhere, it’s time for a proper reset. This Saturday, we’re trading the stress for texture and the screen time for a sunset at the "Golden Hour" workshop, hosted by the folks at @artnluxstudio.
In an era of swipe-left fatigue and digital disconnect, Bikalpa Art House is daring us to put the screens down and look each other in the eye. This Saturday, the rolling hills of Chobhar are set to transform into a sanctuary of spontaneity for "Mystery & Matches," a blind-date night designed to prove that the most memorable connections are those we never see coming. It is time to trade your curated profile for real, unfiltered conversation.
This Saturday, we are descending upon Club NOVA in Thamel—the perfect bunker for a night of acoustic escapism. We’re hosting a "Musical Night" that promises more high-frequency energy than the entire national grid. Featuring the sonic wizardry of NJK Vibe and the atmospheric force of The Elements, this isn't just a concert; it’s a necessary intervention for your weary soul.
The stage is set, the bass is rattling the very foundation of Kathmandu, and guess who’s back? None other than Ashish Rana, better known as Laure, the man who once made us believe that being a "Laure" meant rhyming about life's hardships instead of actually serving in the British Army like his ancestors probably hoped. It’s a classic Nepali tale: start with a dream of military glory, pivot to Eminem CDs in the 6th grade, and end up as the most-searched celebrity of 2013.
Welcome to our 108 Surya Namaskar challenge in honor of International Yoga Day. On June 21st, 2026, from 6:30 AM to 8:30 AM, we invite you to the International Club in Sanepa to sweat out your weekend sins, align your chakras, and possibly discover muscles you didn't know you had (and definitely didn't want to meet).
Let’s be honest: your current relationship with agriculture consists entirely of judging the ripeness of avocados at the supermarket and complaining when the delivery guy forgets the cilantro. You, dear urban warrior, are dangerously disconnected from the very source of your existence—the mud. Enter Ropai Yatra, the annual excuse for city dwellers to trade their ergonomic office chairs for a pair of sturdy boots and the noble art of back-breaking rice planting.
If you’ve been waiting for a reason to break your eardrums and empty your wallet simultaneously, your prayers have been answered. The legend himself, Abhijeet Bhattacharya, is gracing Club Nova in Thamel this Saturday, June 20th. It’s an evening brought to you by the folks at Sadhana Kala Kendra, who clearly believe that nothing says "sophisticated Kathmandu nightlife" like singing 90s Bollywood hits until the bouncers finally kick us out.
Listen up, Kathmandu! Are you tired of staring at your glowing rectangle of a phone while the city slowly turns into a humid, moldy petri dish? Well, do we have an escape for you. On June 21, 2026, instead of doing something useful—like, say, actually working or pretending to fix your crumbling life—join us for Monsoon Observations.
Welcome to "The Page Is A Playground", a writing workshop designed for people who think "creative writing" is just a fancy way of lying to yourself on paper. On Saturday, June 20th, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, we are gathering at the Photo Circle Library in Sanepa to engage in the dangerous activity of actually using our imaginations.