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Friday, 1 December 2017

The Bluegrass Journeymen Return to India


The Bluegrass Journeymen is a collective of accomplished musicians aimed at presenting traditional American Bluegrass Music to the world. Each member performs in a variety of bands back home, bringing original tunes and a deep knowledge of the bluegrass traditional songs and history to the table. While traveling abroad they play gigs, plan musical outreach and organize cross-cultural musical collaborations and lessons with local folk musicians. Their last tour to India was a great success with gigs at popular New Delhi spots. While bluegrass music is the focus, you will also hear country, old time, jazz, swing and plenty other influences in their tunes.

Patrick Fitzsimons- Mandolin 
Billy Cardine - Dobro 
Alex Koukov- Banjo 
Bridger Dunnagan - Fiddle
Jack Cloonan - Guitar 
Skyler Marsh - Bass 

A/V - Elliot Siff


Tuesday, 16 September 2014

Peace One Day Festival at Lodi - The Garden Restaurant

Karsh Kale
Karsh Kale is widely regarded as a pioneer of global fusion and electronica as his music has inspired and defined the worldwide club phenomenon known as “Asian Massive” or “Asian Underground” in the early part of the decade.
 

Today Karsh’s music has travelled far past the underground club scene and has been featured on stages from Lincoln Center to the Burning Man Festival, and from the Barbican Center to the Hollywood Bowl. Karsh’s diverse musical talents – whether as a world-class tabla player/drummer, producer, composer, songwriter, remixer or DJ – have led him to working with some of the world’s leading artists such as Pandit Ravi Shankar, Sting, Zakir Hussain, Herbie Hancock, Lenny Kravitz, Anoushka Shankar, Yoko Ono. Bill Laswell, DJ Spooky, Shujaat Khan, Vijay Iyer, Chaka Khan, Paul Oakenfold and many others.



When – September 21, 2014  (Sunday)
Timing: 6 :00 pm Onwards
Venue: Lodi – The Garden Restaurant
Address: Opposite Mausam Bhawan, Near Gate No 1, Lodhi Road, New Delhi
Entry Charges: Rs. 1000 per person

Thursday, 4 September 2014

2N package at luxury resort in Rajasthan

Those with the Pushkar camel fair (and the hot air balloon ride) on their list may want to consider this two-night-three-day winter package from Pushkar Resorts.
Priced at Rs 12,999 per couple, the winter package includes:
Pushkar Resorts

  • A welcome drink (non-alcoholic)
  • Customised breakfast and lunch/dinner
  • Foot massage
  • Kafila (camel cart) ride through sand dunes and visit to Brahma lake and Brahma temple
  • Two-way transfers between the resort and Ajmer railway station

You can also request for:


  • Candlelight dinner by the pool
  • Personalised visit to Ajmer Dargah
  • A Rajasthani folk dance performance
  • Visit to Savitri Temple
  • Yoga
  • Barbecue

The package is valid from 1 October, 2014 to 31 March, 2015. For details and reservations, call + 91-9910029109 or +91-11-26494531/ 32,reservations@sewara.com

Saturday, 30 August 2014

Lodi – The Garden Restaurant introduces new food festival for month of September – Pasta & Risotto.

Introducing the authentic flavours of Italy has always been the driving force behind the restaurant’s enduring success. Italian food is one of the most popular and widely adopted cuisines the world over. Lip – smacking Italian dishes on the menu include Prawns, green peas and barley risotto; Roasted farm vegetables, walnut and quinoa risotto; Tender chicken supreme on homemade fettuccini with broccoli rabe; Potato and parmesan gnocchi with gorgonzola cream sauce and crisp bacon; Ricotta, pinenuts and fresh thyme ravioli tossed with extra virgin olive oil and garlic; Butternut squash and fresh fennel risotto; Spinach tortellini with mushroom cheese sauce.
Drinks paired with these dishes include Goodbye Hangover, Soft Touch, Grape fruit Mojito, Pearl Harbour, Cilantro and mint margarita, Cucumber basil gimlet.


Venue- Lodi - The Garden Restaurant
Date – September 1 to September 30, 2014
Time – 11am to 12:30am
Address: Lodi – The Garden Restaurant, Lodhi Road, Opposite Mausam Bhawan, New Delhi - 110003.
For Reservation Call: 9818743232
Meal for two – Rs 1500 (exclusive of taxes)


Saturday, 9 November 2013

Escape to Pushkar Resorts for a fun family outing this winter


The holy city of Pushkar, located in Rajasthan is one of the oldest cities of India. Being the cradle of Lord Brahma the Creator and a pilgrimage center for all Hindus, Pushkar is a perfect destination for the entire family with interesting things to do for every age.  From the breathtaking dusk at the lake to visiting the ancient Hindu temples or trekking up to the ancient Savitiri temple, there a lot one can explore in and around the ancient city with the entire family, ensuring a quality holiday.

Pushkar Resorts, a unit of Sewara and one of the foremost resorts in Pushkar, offers a perfect getaway destination for the ideal family outing.


From enjoying a kafila ride during the dusk with the family or going biking in the early mornings, Pushkar resorts ensure that the memories created through the tailored itineraries reflecting group activities, last a long while.  Bohemian in nature, the Pushkar market is famed for its wholesale outlets selling varied and interesting products ranging from leather goods to traditional Rajasthani jewelry, clothes etc to antiques and makes an ideal place for mindless gallivanting in the evenings.

While the highlight is a family picnic in the in-house fruit orchard housing mangoes, amla, guavas and banana trees, the games room with facilities like carom, table tennis provide is excellent for quality family time & bonding.


Another highlight is the special family prayer arrangements at the holy lake or scheduling appointments with the local palm readers or a visit to the famed Sufi shrine, The Ajmer Dargah, which is made memorable by guided assistance from a resident priest.

While at the resort, an authentic and memorable Sewara experience is ensured with special qawalli nights, which can be arranged upon request. Singing folk lore and reciting poetry, the local qawals fill the air with soulful music, ideal for a relaxed barbeque evening alongside the pool.