Looking for something new to do this July? Whether you’re in the mood for hands-on creativity, a splash of art and music, or just want a good laugh, Mumbai’s got a little something for everyone. Here’s our curated list of the best events around town.
Step into a space that defies reality. The Infinity Mirrored Room at NMACC is an immersive light installation that uses flickering LEDs and mirrored walls to create the illusion of a never-ending galaxy. It’s an experience that blurs the line between art and perception. Whether you’re a fan of Yayoi Kusama’s work or just want a moment of wonder, this room is a must-visit.
Date: 3rd July – 17th August
Venue: Infinity Room, NMACC
Roll up your sleeves and dive into a palette knife painting session. You’ll be guided through the process of creating textured art using knives instead of brushes, learning how to build depth and drama on canvas. A perfect creative escape, whether you’re a first-timer or a weekend dabbler.
Date: 6th July
Venue: Starbucks, Roshan Nagar, Borivali Wester Parel
Ever fancied learning a new skill that’s equal parts relaxing and adorable? This beginner-friendly crochet workshop introduces you to the Japanese art of Amigurumi — a technique for making tiny, stuffed creatures by hand. You’ll be taught how to crochet cute animals or dolls from scratch and walk away with a handmade keepsake. No experience needed; just bring a bit of patience and a lot of heart.
Date: 6th – 20th July
Venue: Multiple Venues
Create a scent that’s uniquely yours at this guided perfume workshop. You’ll learn about fragrance families, essential oils, and the art of blending, all under expert supervision. By the end, you’ll have your very own bottle of perfume and a newfound appreciation for what goes into crafting a signature scent.
Date: 6th – 20th July
Venue: Multiple Venues
Love comedy with a twist? Manhar Seth’s live crowdwork show is a spontaneous blend of wit, humour, and poetry, where the audience is part of the act. No two performances are the same, except unscripted banter, heartfelt punchlines, and a whole lot of laughter.
Date: 7th & 10th July
Venue: The Habitat
An art exhibition like no other, ‘Hue & You’ celebrates 31 years of Gallery Pradarshak with a tribute to the colour blue. Each piece explores a different mood, moment, or memory through this single hue. From abstract works to figurative pieces, the exhibit showcases how one colour can evoke a thousand emotions.
Date: 7th – 10th July
Venue: Gallery Pradarshak, Khar West
An evening of melody and memory awaits as Shankar Mahadevan and his students take the stage. This concert is a soulful tribute to the guru–shishya tradition in Indian music, blending Bollywood favourites with classical and Indo-fusion grooves. Expect goosebumps, nostalgia, and musical mastery all in one sitting.
Date: 12th July
Venue: The Grand Theatres, NMACC
This intimate outdoor theatre performance, located just an hour away from Mumbai, combines storytelling, monsoon nostalgia, and live music over a shared meal under the open skies. ‘Unshared Childhoods’ is less of a show and more of a memory, told through tender anecdotes and evocative soundscapes that will stay with you long after the rain fades.
Date: 12th July
Venue: Art Village, Karjat
Designed for children aged five and above (but delightful for all ages), ‘Meeting Mozart’ is an interactive musical theatre experience that brings the great composer’s music to life through live instruments and playful storytelling. A perfect introduction to classical music, filled with giggles, learning, and wonder.
Date: 19th – 20th July
Venue: Experimental Theatre, NCPA
Bassi’s back with a fresh set of stories, jokes, and everyday observations in his newest stand-up special. Known for his effortlessly relatable humour, he taps into school days, desi households, and the woes of adulting.
Date: 26th July
Venue: Birla Matoshree Sabhagriha
Aakash Gupta returns to the spotlight with his solo special, sharing delightfully awkward stories from childhood to office life. If you’re someone who laughs at life’s little missteps, this one’s for you. Clean, observational, and utterly hilarious.
Date: 25th – 26th July
Venue: Sophia Bhabha Auditorium
In a heartfelt tribute to Mohammed Rafi, Javed Ali takes the stage with a 30-piece orchestra to recreate the magic of the legend’s most beloved melodies. Expect classic songs, lush arrangements, and an emotional homage to one of Indian cinema’s most iconic voices.
Date: 31st July
Venue: Shanmukhananda Hall
