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HT City Delhi Junction – Live Events on July 27, 2026 in Delhi, Noida & Gurugram

Your one‑stop guide to the art, theatre, workshops and music happening across the NCR on Monday, July 27

From a sunset‑lit bird photo exhibition to a comedy night in Gurugram, discover free and ticketed events scattered across Delhi, Noida and Gurugram on July 27, 2026.

Monday, July 27, promises a burst of colour, sound and creativity for anyone willing to wander the streets of Delhi‑NCR. Whether you’re a weekend explorer, a culture‑vulture or simply looking for something to break the monotony, the HT City Delhi Junction roundup has you covered.

#CineCall – “Victoria”
Director: Sivaranjini J
Where: CD Deshmukh Auditorium, India International Centre, Lodhi Road, Delhi
When: 6:30 pm, July 27
Entry: Free (yes, free!)
How to get there: Hop on the Yellow Line to Jor Bagh. The poster—a bird perched against a setting‑sun sky—looks like it was lifted straight from a painting. It might just turn your Monday blues into a palette of hope.

#ArtAttack – “Mirrors: Distance Between Worlds”
Artists: Shana Sood & Yolanda Peña Mazzoni (Curated by Georgina Maddox)
Venue: Main Art Gallery, Bikaner House, Pandara Road, Delhi
Dates: July 23 – 29, 11 am‑7 pm daily
Entry: Free
Nearest metro: Khan Market (Violet Line).
The exhibition invites you to contemplate how mirrors reflect not just images but cultural distances—a quiet, thought‑provoking stroll.

#Staged – “Skirmishes”
Director: Keval Arora
Location: The Theatre, Amaltas, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road
Time: 7 pm, July 27
Entry: Free
Metro stop: JLN Stadium (Violet Line).
A short play that mixes humor with a pinch of social commentary—perfect for a quick, after‑dinner theatre fix.

#PlayDate – Charpoy Weaving Workshop
Host: Aatmanirbhar Bharat Centre for Design, Red Fort, Old Delhi
Schedule: 10 am‑6:30 pm, July 27 (registration required)
Metro: Lal Quila (Violet Line).
Roll up your sleeves and learn the ancient art of charpoy weaving. It’s a hands‑on experience that feels surprisingly meditative.

#LitTalk – “Busy Women: Building Commerce and Culture in Middle India”
Speakers: Shinjini Kumar, Pavan K Varma, Milee Ashwarya, Nishtha Gautam
Venue: Conference Room II, India International Centre, Lodhi Road
Time: 6 pm, July 27 (free entry)
Metro: JLN Stadium (Violet Line).
If you’re curious about the intersection of entrepreneurship and tradition, this talk will give you plenty of food for thought.

#TuneIn – Sahil Tiwari Live
Location: Studio XO, BPTP Capital City, Sector 94, Noida
When: 9 pm, July 27 (tickets via BookMyShow)
Nearest stop: Okhla Bird Sanctuary (Magenta Line).
A night of soulful melodies that blend modern beats with classic Indian vibes—ideal for night‑owls.

#PlayDate – Photo Embroidery Workshop
Venue: Fat Lulu’s, 1st Floor, Khan Market, Delhi
Time: 3 pm, July 27 (tickets on BookMyShow)
Metro: Khan Market (Violet Line).
Learn to stitch photographs onto fabric—a quirky craft that makes for unique souvenirs.

#JustForLaughs – Gaurav Kapoor Live
Location: The Laugh Store, CyberHub, DLF Phase II, Gurugram
When: 7 pm, July 27 (tickets on BookMyShow)
Metro: Cyber City (Rapid Metro).
If you need a good laugh, Kapoor’s stand‑up routine is a safe bet—expect witty observations about everyday life.

#FleaSpree – Rakhi Teej Bazaar
Venue: The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel, Maharaja Surajmal Road, Gurugram
Timing: 11 am‑8 pm, July 27 (free entry)
Metro: Karkarduma (Blue Line).
Browse stalls offering handcrafted jewellery, ethnic wear and festive goodies—perfect for early‑holiday shopping.

All in all, whether you’re drifting through galleries, laughing at a comedy set, or getting your hands dirty in a workshop, the Delhi‑NCR corridor is buzzing with possibilities on July 27. Grab a friend, check the nearest metro, and let the city’s creative pulse guide you.

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