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Join us on June 20th, 2026, for a hike to Jamacho. Yes, that glorious hill that looms over Kathmandu like a judgmental giant. It’s the perfect place to pretend we aren’t all just gears in a rusty machine, sweating out the toxins of late-stage capitalism while gasping for air that is slightly less polluted than the one at Balaju Bypass.
It’s official: the reality TV siren is trading the drama of Splitsvilla for the deafening bass of Thamel. If you thought watching her stir the pot on screen was intense, wait until she starts stirring the dance floor at LOD. On Wednesday, June 17, 2026, the one and only DJ Ruru Thakur is gracing Nepal with her presence for her very first live set.
The KUSOM Creative Club is throwing the doors open, so stop lurking in the library and join the chaos. Whether you are a professional artist or someone who can barely draw a straight line with a ruler, you’ll fit right in. It’s time to show the world that Gorkhali creativity goes beyond just grit and bravery—we can make a mess with a paintbrush, too!
On Saturday, June 13th, 2026, That Space in Patan is hosting a workshop called Clay & Create. The goal? To slow down, get messy, and actually shape something with your own two hands—assuming you haven't forgotten how to use them for anything other than tapping a screen. It’s a chance to stop "doom-scrolling" and start forming a lump of earth into something that might—if the gods of pottery are feeling merciful—eventually resemble a mug.
isten up, recruit. If you’re planning on being in bed by 10 PM, you’ve picked the wrong night and the wrong city. On Friday, June 12th, the Kings Lounge in Durbarmarg is hosting Kuma Sagar & The Khwopa, and they aren’t planning to start until 11:00 PM. It’s an "electrifying" night, which is usually code for "don't expect to hear your own thoughts until Tuesday."
If your idea of a perfect Friday night involves being shoved into a crowded stadium in Dharan, sweating profusely, and pretending you know the lyrics to every song—congratulations, your soul is ready for the Summer Music Fest 2026. On June 12, the Dharan Rangsala will officially stop being a sports venue and start being the place where your hearing goes to retire prematurely.
This is the ultimate gathering where brands descend to convince you that your life is fundamentally incomplete without a brand-new blender that does the exact same thing as your current one, just slightly louder. From electronics that will be obsolete by the time you reach the exit, to "lifestyle solutions" that are mostly just fancy ways to store your existing junk, this expo has it all.
Listen up, fellow human servants to our four-legged overlords. If your weekend plans usually involve debating whether to throw the ball for the 4,000th time or just staring blankly into the abyss of a Monday-bound Sunday, stop. The universe—or more specifically, @petmama.np—has heard your desperate prayers for chaos.
If your ears are thoroughly bleeding from listening to old-school politicians and their loyal jholeys screeching fake patriotism at maximum volume, we have found your sanctuary. It’s time to migrate across the river to the valley’s designated bubble of elite artistic expression. Apwoh Misa Marching On Vol. 2 is taking over Jhamsikhel to host a musical and cultural showcase that highlights the city's finest independent and alternative artists.
You will be running past sacred heritage sites at breakneck speed—not to seek spiritual enlightenment, but to find a spot where the old-school netas and their lung-bursting jholeys aren't screaming about fake patriotism. Once you survive the lap, you get to collapse into an outdoor music festival, allowing you to drown out your muscle soreness with premium baselines.
If your current relationship status is as complicated and structurally unstable as a Kathmandu map debate, it’s time to pack your feelings and head to the dance floor. The man who single-handedly gave the entire Nepali diaspora a collective emotional breakdown with "Marijau" is finishing up his highly anticipated national tour.
Forget your neighbor's modified hatchback; this event is bringing together Nepal’s finest exotic supercars, top-tier automotive creators, and the most passionate petrolheads in the country. It’s a rare chance to see engineering masterpieces up close, network with fellow enthusiasts, and snap high-quality content without a traffic cop telling you to move along.