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Wednesday (October 2)
The Al Riwaq art space in Adliya will screen the film True Grit at 8pm. The movie is about 14-year-old farm girl Mattie Ross who sets out to capture her father’s killer. To aid her, she hires US marshal Reuben J ‘Rooster’ Cogburn. For details contact 17717441.
As part of the Tamil festival which began last week, the Indian Club will host a ‘Cookery Night’ at 8pm featuring live demonstrations and a cooking competition.
The club will host a cricket tournament tomorrow from 8pm entitled ‘Chennaikku Whistle Podu’.
A grand light musical with live orchestra will be held at 6.30pm on Friday featuring Tamil films presented by local artistes.
Thursday (October 13)
The Elite Seef Residence and Hotel is hosting Latin Nights every Thursday from 8pm onwards and Rated PG every Friday from noon to sunset. Entry is free. For details contact 17583388.
Auditions for the fourth Nescafé Show ‘Em What U Got competition will be held today, tomorrow, October 20 and 21 at Virgin Megastore, Bahrain City Centre.
It will be followed by two elimination rounds on October 27 and 28 at the Cultural Hall, next to Bahrain National Museum.
Semi-finals will be held on November 4 also at the Cultural Hall, followed by the grand finale on November 11 at the same venue from 8.30pm. For any further details, contact Ali on 39920161 or email zuhair.ali@bh.nestle. com
Saturday (October 15)
An exhibition titled ‘Bahrain - Fusion of Colours’ by artist Ella Prakash featuring 15 paintings in acrylic and mix media ends today at her gallery in Adliya. The collection highlights the country’s rich heritage. For details, contact 17292815 or 39073299.
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Music and Fashion Festival will be held from 2pm to 8.30pm at the Ramada Palace Hotel in Gudaibiya.
Sunday (October16)
‘In Celebration of Women’, a collection of new paintings by Seana Mercedes Mallen, is being held at the World Beat Café in Janabiya. Seana has been drawing from life and exhibiting her vibrant artwork internationally for over 30 years and has been living and working on the island for the past six years. The exhibition, held in support of Think Pink, will be running until November 10 during the café hours – from 8am to 1pm and from 4pm to 8pm. A portion of all profits will go to the charity. For details, log on to www. worldbeatfitness.com
Monday (October 17)
The Bahrain International Circuit is holding a ‘BIC Drag Night’. Entry costs BD5. Spectators can enter the circuit for BD2 apiece. For details, call the circuit hotline on 17450000 or visit www. bahraingp.com
The Breast Feeding Café will be held at the WBFC in Janabiya. Vicky will be discussing breast cancer awareness as well as answering general questions about breastfeeding. The event is free but any donations for Think Pink Bahrain will be received.
