THE BALLAD OF EAST AND WEST

BCP Urban Space Event

DATE: SATURDAY, 31 OCTOBER 2009
TIME: 8 AM (Sharp!)
MEETING POINT: St. Mark's Cathedral

THE EVENTMAP (Click to Enlarge)
'OH, East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet.' The chorus of Rudyard Kipling’s famous Ballad of East and West can aptly be applied to Bangalore – a city of layers – a twin city with the European Cantonment to the East and the Indian Pettah to the West and Cubbon Park in between planned as a visual barrier to separate the two! Join us to find out if the two ever met and along the way experience a bit of Cantonment life along with a few surprises thrown in.EastWest.jpg


This is a limited participation. Please call 9986023014 in advance to register for the event.



Walk Route:

Starting at St Mark’s Cathedral,
Into Cubbon Park through Victoria Statue entrance.
Bandstand, Attara Kutcheri (rear), Seshadri Iyer Hall
Ending at the Museum

DIRECTIONS

St Mark’s cathedral is on MG road. Please enter through the gate on the other i.e. Koshy's side and wait at the BCP USE banner.

TIPS

- Remember to bring a cap, umbrella and a bottle of water.
- You can park on the road in front of St Mark’s Cathedral or inside Cubbon park near Victoria Statue. The event will close at the Museum, a short walk away (about half a km).
- Overall the walk will be about 2.5 to 3 Km and the event will last about 3 hours.

TIME-SCHEDULE

8:00 am – commence event at St Mark’s Cathedral
by 9:00 am – reach Bandstand to relive the Old Bangalore in a 10min Performance*
by 10:00 am - reach Seshadri Iyer Hall
11:00 am – close event at Museum

Event Partners:

INTACH Bangalore Chapter
MPSR Foundation (Madhyama Prasaran and Scientific Research Foundation)
UDBHAVA Forum

* Credits for the performance
JoinTheDots, Karthikeyan Ramadas, Raghunandan Partha (Script), Mukesh Ghatiya, Nikhil Shetty, Meenakshi Mehta, Rahul George (Direction), Dayaprasad G Kulkarni (concept and Co-direction).

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