Photochop
Photochop, get out of the comfortable confines of digital image manipulation and learn the art of photo-collage as done in the good old days. Rs 1,000, 17 to 21 April, Sattya Arts, Jawalakhel, shreyans@sattya.org
Bikers day out, get on your bikes and ride! 200 Enfielders will be vroom-vrooming from Kathmandu to Pokhara. 13 to 15 April,
www.enfieldpokerrun.com
Oh to be a gooner, watch Arsenal take on West Bromwich Albion.
6 April, 7.30pm, Reggae Cafe n Bar, Thamel
Australia day, take a sneek peek into the Australian way of life with music, food, and beverages from the land down under. 6 April, 2pm, Moksh, Jhamsikhel
Inked for life, compete with tattoo artists from home and abroad at the 3rd International Tattoo Convention, 26 to 28 April, Yak and Yeti Hotel, 9841471448/9841849786
Girls on wheels, ride your scooters around town in a treasure hunt, solve puzzles, and complete tasks to win the grand prize of Rs 50,000.
Rs 1,500, 20 April, Kathmandu College of Management, 980103373/9841570061/9851061065
Cross-cultural documentary workshop, learn how to develop informed, intelligent, and creative films that contribute directly to critical cultural practice from award-winning filmmaker Natasa Muntean.
Rs 2,000, 10 to 14 April, 10am to 5pm, Sattya Arts, Jawalakhel
Think, eat, save, 200 million people could be fed with the amount of food wasted in Europe: vote for bloggers who are actively urging the public to shift from conspicuous eating to conscious eating.
www.unep.org/wed/blog-competition/bloggers/, #WED2013
Pranamaya yoga, learn Reiki with Shanta Shakya.
Rs 12,500, 6 to 7 April, Pranamaya Studio, Thamel, 9802045484,
info@pranamaya-yoga.com
I cycle, get on your bikes and make a truip around town to mark World Health Day.
6 April, 7am, Kathmandu Darbar Square
Ghode Jatra, watch the Army parade at Tundikhel as they continue the tradition of scaring away the demoness Tundi who according to myths lives below the ground and causes earthquakes. 10 April, Tundikhel
Basantapur festival, celebrate the coming of Nepali New Year 2070.
12 to 13 April, Kathmandu Darbar Square
Expressions of devotion, an exhibition of etching, unique print, and video installations by Uma Shanker Shah and Seema Sharma Shah.
24 March to 17 April, 10am to 5pm, Siddartha Art Gallery, Babarmahal
La dolce vita, films and food from the land of Gaius Julius Caesar.
Rs 950, 9 April to 28 May, Tuesdays, 6pm, Black Pepper Cafe, Jhamsikhel, cinema@iccnepal.org
Solidarity for justice
Saturday will mark 100 days of the Occupy Baluwatar movement. Although it began as a campaign demanding justice for a female migrant worker who was robbed and raped by immigration officials, the movement has now snowballed into a larger platform calling on the government to put an end to gender violence and impunity. Despite continuous pressure, victims still await justice.
Join Occupy Baluwatar to spread the message that tolerating violence breeds further violence.
Baluwatar, 6 April, Saturday, 9am
Where do the children play?
Tired of your child staring into the idiot box every waking hour of her day? An eight-week course by the School of Performing Arts Kathmandu is just what you need. Pack those bags and watch as your kids come back as skillful dancers, musicians, and performers at the end of two months.
Baby Music (1 to 3 year olds): an early development class to hone your child's musical talent, Rs 2,500
Musical Theatre Kids (3 to 6 and 7 to 12 year olds): lessons in music, rhythm, singing, and theatre, Rs 3,500
Ballet Kids (3 to 6 and 7 to 12 year olds): chance to learn Western classical, jazz, and pop dance, Rs 3,500
School of Performing Arts Kathmandu, Dhobighat, www.spaknepal.com, info@spaknepal.com, (01)5523218