From art to music: Indulge in these unique experiences in Mumbai this week

More than mithaiStill not had enough of mithais and faraal Therersquos always more to go around Swaad Kitchen is serving up homemade sweets and savoury bites perfect for those cravings of karanjis and nankhatais or bowls of crunchy poha chivdagtgtgtTO ORDER 9930951990Make your own mandalaArtist Uttara Lakhani is offering beginner art workshops for children which will introduce them to mandala art doodle art drawing cartoon characters 3D drawings and basic art techniques Kiddos will also get to learn how to etch human figures and learn the basics of colour theorygtgtgtWHEN November 13 5 PMWHERE Sai Drishti Khar WestPRICE Rs 550TO BOOK bookmyshowcomDeck like DiwaliFor those who want wear lingering festive fervor adorn yourself with Accessorize Londonrsquos Diwali Delights Collection This edit features glamourous bags and opulent earrings for you to outshine the lights of the season We love these redgolden jhumkasgtgtgtWHERE accessorizelondoninPRICE Rs 1825Explore masterpiecesA retrospective exhibition of artist Jogen Chowdhuryrsquos works will be on display at Snowball Studios Titled Into the Light and Shadow Go I it pays tribute to the human angst and intricate anatomical pieces of the artistgtgtgtWHEN Till November 25 11 AM to 730 PMWHERE Snowball Studios WorliClassically condition the kidsDr Bhau Daji Lad museum is hosting Shadaja a workshop to introduce tiny hands and ears to the melodies of Indian classical music Experts Kamakshi and Vishala Khurana will delve into storytelling through ragasgtgtgtWHEN November 18 4 PMWHERE Dr Bhau Daji LadMuseum BycullaPRICE Rs 100 per childTO BOOK insiderinGo gold with oldLuxury utility brand Anemos has a niche collection of vintage deacutecor audio players and music instruments such as gramophones jukeboxes and phonographs Gift one to your antiqueobsessed relative or indulge in a bit of holiday splurging on that OG radio that caught your eyegtgtgtWHERE Lower Parel anemosinPRICE Rs 14000 onwardsJazz sax speaksJazz enthusiast Sunil Sampat is spearheading a session on the history of the music formrsquos instruments including stories on how the saxophone became a part of the party accidentally and the contribution of John Coltrane to the lsquo60s scene Tune in for the free talk on how the original axe came into being as the quintessential jazz instrumentgtgtgtWHEN November 17 530 PMWHERE Little Theatre NCPA