Mumbai is quite parched for slow days. Between packed schedules, fuller trains and even fuller streets, the week has a way of draining energy. Hence, why the weekends feel like a sacred respite here. In...
We have all doom-scrolled on Pinterest, wishing for those cosy, fairy-lit DIY date nights. But the reality is a bit different because those dates need time, effort, supplies, and space. And sometimes we just want a quic...
Mumbai is a city that never sleeps. We are all equally aware of that fact, very well. Yet the hustle sometimes culminates in tiring work days and an overwhelming crowd throughout the week. In times like this, the weeken...
Hidden among the colonial lanes of stands the iconic black horse statue, a welcoming marker into Mumbai's most artistic neighbourhood. Here, quirky shops stand against historic buildings, cafes spill over to cobblestone...
For a city that hustles day and night, Mumbai holds surprising secrets. Beyond the street lights and towering skyscrapers, the hidden wetlands, creeks, and mudflats welcome throngs of pink migrators every year. In the e...
Sometimes, the most important things are said without words. This Valentine’s Day in Mumbai, on February 14, let music speak for you in the warm, flickering glow of a concert. Imagine the opening notes of La Vie En Ros...
The new year has begun with a cinematic start. Coming to India's very own film city, Mumbai, is New York's largest film festival dedicated to the creative spaces of architecture and design. Stretched across a timeline o...
This January, the industrial Mukesh Mills is getting a coveted transformation. As much as we love food, a food festival is something that always excites us. But The Gathering's food festival is not just about food; it i...
2025 is coming to an end, and the city of Mumbai couldn't be more buzzing. With only a few days to go, the cafes are getting fuller, outfits shinier, air a bit cooler, and roads a lot more crowded (than usual). Perhaps...
Before became a hip and glamorous suburb dotted with the finest cafes, it was covered with lush paddy fields well into the mid-twentieth century. Cultivated by the East Indian community, it was later joined by Goan Chri...