Weekend Events In Kolkata: 5 Things To Do In The 'City Of Joy'

Events in Kolkata | The "City of Joy" truly lives up to its name, especially when the weekend rolls around. From cultural extravaganzas to lively performances and unique exhibitions, there's always something happening to pique your interest. This weekend, November 14 to 16, the city offers a diverse array of events and activities, promising an engaging experience for locals and visitors alike.Events In Kolkata This Weekend (Nov 14-16)Weekend Food Takeover at Sienna CalcuttaIf you’re looking for a weekend foodie fix in Kolkata, Sienna is the place to be. The contemporary Bengali dining spot, chef’s table, and handicrafts store is celebrating its 10-year anniversary in style. This weekend, Beyond Burger Inc takes over Sienna Bosharghor for a special weekend pop-up. Expect fun deli-style sandwiches, classic smash burgers, and casual all-day bites that will satisfy any craving. With a relaxed, walk-in-only setup, it’s the perfect chance to enjoy a culinary mash-up while soaking in Sienna’s unique atmosphere. The Information | Beyond Burgers At BosharghorWhen: November 15-16Where: Sienna, 49, 1, Golpark, Hindustan Park, Gariahat, Kolkata, West Bengal 700029Unpacking Identity and BelongingPeople’s Film Collective, an independent, people-funded cultural-political group in West Bengal that uses film as a tool for social change, presents “No Sir, We Won’t”. The event features a screening of the documentary Noor Islam, which traces one man’s struggle with identity against the serene backdrop of Assam. Following the film, human rights activists Sujato Bhadra and Kirity Riy, along with migration scholar Samata Biswas, will lead discussions on SIR, equal citizenship, and universal adult suffrage, inviting audiences to engage with questions of identity, rights, and belonging.The Information | No Sir, We Won'tWhen: November 16, 6 PMWhere: Sujata Sadan, No-7, Hazra Rd, Hazra, Kalighat, Kolkata, West Bengal 700026Kolkata’s Theatre Season ShinesThe annual Sabhagar Theatre Festival is underway at GD Birla Sabhagar, showcasing plays from across India. The festival brings together some of the country’s most celebrated directors, playwrights, and performers. Highlights include Meanwhile Elsewhere by Darpana (Ahmedabad), Autobiography by Prime Theatre Company (Mumbai), Meghe Dhaka Ghatak by Chetana (Kolkata), The Nights by Katkatha Puppet Theatre (Delhi), and Kaumudi by D for Drama (Mumbai). From poetic dreams and timeless myths to compelling contemporary stories, this is Kolkata’s theatre season at its luminous best. Tickets are available on BookMyShow.The Information | Sabhagar Theatre Festival 2025When: Till November 16, 5 PM onwardsWhere: GD Birla Sabhaghar, 29, Ashutosh Choudhry Avenue, Ballygunge, Kolkata, West Bengal 700019Vintage Vibes, Modern SoundsHead out this weekend to catch Mix Fruit Jam at AMPM Kolkata, a café-bar on Park Street that seamlessly transforms from a daytime artisanal coffee spot to a nighttime cocktail hub. The vintage-inspired venue features an island bar and a stage for live performances, bridging colonial-era charm with modern, high-energy music nights. With members from diverse cultural backgrounds, Mix Fruit Jam blends multiple languages and styles into a unique, electrifying performance—making both the music and the venue a must-experience this weekend. The Information | Mix Fruit Jam at AMPM KolkataWhen: November 14, 8.30 PMWhere: AMPM Kolkata, 5th Floor, Park Center Building, 24, Park St, Park Street area, Kolkata, West Bengal 700016Discover Kolkata’s Chinese Heritage Explore Kolkata’s rich Chinese cultural heritage with a weekend trip to Achipur. The settlement dates back to the late 18th century, when tea trader Tong Achew settled near present-day Budge Budge and established India’s first sugar mill. The area later became known as Achipur, and Tong Achew is still revered as the ‘Godfather’ of the Kolkata Chinese community, who visit the site after Chinese New Year to pay tribute. Explore the abandoned gunpowder magazine, once used to store explosives for ships approaching Kolkata Port. The experience, curated by Rangan Datta, includes transport, breakfast, and packaged drinking water, making it a seamless journey into history, culture, and heritage. More info here - https://www.facebook.com/immersivetrails.The Information | Achipur and Budge Budge TrailWhen: November 16, 8 AM to 2 PMHow India's Only Chinatown Is Celebrating The Year Of The Dragon

Weekend Events In Kolkata: 5 Things To Do In The 'City Of Joy'

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