AAW #231

Team Creative Yatra wishes all its lovely readers a very happy and joyous Navratri and we hope that these 9 days of Navratri are filled with lot of joy and positive energy. We bring to you the 231^st edition of Ahmedabad Art Weekly to make this week even more colourful and entertaining.

After a whopping success in Pune, Russell Peters is coming to Ahmedabad to make you roll out of your chairs. Do not miss his show which will be taking place at the GMDC Exhibition Centre on October 4^th.

Pradipta Ray will be putting up a beautiful exhibition titled ‘Devi’ at the Tilla Café. The artist couple who have taken their artworks to international platforms, Rakesh & Roma Patel, are putting up an exhibition of their recent artworks. The showcase titled ‘#TRANSFORMED’ will feature their innovative and abstract art.

Matrubhasha Abhiyan will be organizing their 73^rd Pustak Parab which is held on the first Sunday of every month. You can pick 2 books of your choice and you can also donate your books for this nobel cause. Gyan Sathe Garba is an ultimate socio-religious charity event, organized by Vidhyadaan Foundation where in all the funds raised by the event are donated for children’s education.

From one of the most famous children’s story, Jungle Book, Kabir Thakore has written and directed a played called Mowgli Baloo Tanak Tum Tum which is a children’s play and will be performed at the Scrapyard from 10^th – 19^th October.

India Heritage Walks is organising a walk titled ‘Trailing through Nature at the Serenity Library’. The Serenity Library is a vast meadow spread over 40,000 sq.m. that houses 800 species of indigenous and exotic plants, 100 species of birds and numerous species of butterflies. A tranquilizing space that mutes the city’s hum and provides a calming dialogue with nature.

Stud Glory is organising the biggest & largest Marwari horse Show of Gujarat which will be taking place on the GMDC Ground.

The 231st edition of Ahmedabad Art Weekly pays tribute to the stalwart of India’s legal fraternity, Prafullachandra Natwarlal Bhagwati. He was the 17^th Chief Justice of India and is known for his notable contributions towards judicial activism in India. He introduced the concepts of public interest litigation – which has been an important instrument for social activism across the country. He was also the Chairman of the United Nations Human Rights Committee from 2001-03. His accomplishments and contributions to the judiciary system earned him a Padma Vibhushan for public affairs in 2007.