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Bengaluru, Attend A Cocktail Mixology Workshop This Weekend

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Dewar's 'Stay Curious' is coming to Bengaluru for a first-of-its-kind unique event this weekend. Dewar's Stay Curious is a unique platform crafted to inspire a generation to redefine their curiosity and make room for uninhibited discoveries.

From curious collaborations, unexpected confluences, and boundless co-creations, Stay Curious is a movement that will pique that unmistakable and insatiable curiosity. It's an immersive, multi-sensorial experience, where boundaries will cease to exist, and exploration will know no limits.

This weekend we're bringing you a mixology workshop which promises an immersive opportunity for cocktail aficionados, delivering practical instruction and support in the creation of exceptional and inventive beverages. Attendees will delve into the realm of mixology; acquiring skills and experimenting with a diverse range of tastes to fashion a wide range of drinks.

Other Dewar's Stay Curious Experiences:

Live Stand Up Comedy

Hosted by one of India’s leading comedians Rahul Subramanian

Contemporary Dance & Music

SUSTAIN - A Contemporary Theatrical presented by musician Murthovic featuring Bharatnatyam Dancer Sayli, vocalist Gopika Jairam, sarod player Soumalya & mridangam player Raghu Ram Hari.

An Immersive Audio-Visual Exhibit

OVERTURE - An immersive audio-visual exhibit by artist Aniruddh Mehta & Technologist Myles Periera.

An Immersive Art Exhibit

SYZYGY - Audio Visual Immersive installation by Johnny Ganta.

Live Acoustic Musical Performances

Artist 1: Aishwarya Suresh Bindra ft. Clinton D'Souza

Artist 2: Gowri Bhat

Book your tickets here.

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