METRO EVENTS

Published May 23, 2015

Concert

Embassy of Japan is holding a musical concert, ‘Japanese Traditional Music and Improvisation’ at the National Art Gallery Auditorium, F-5/1, on Saturday, May 23 at 6pm.

Convention

National Party Islamabad/Rawalpindi is organising a convention on Sunday, May 24 at Plot No. 174, Opposite Wapda office, I-10 Markaz at 10am.

Seminar

SDPI is organising a seminar on ‘Roots of Religious Tolerance in Pakistan’ and screening of documentary on spiritual heritage of Pakistan titled ‘The Story of Banyan Tree’ by Dr Kamran Ahmad on Monday, May 25 from 3-5pm.

Innovation corridor

Ilm Ideas is organising Pakistan’s first Education Innovation Corridor on Tuesday, June 2, at Serena Hotel from 9am to 5pm.

Whirling dervishes

‘The tale of drunken flutes in whirling dervishes’ by Shafique Farooqui will be held on Tuesday, June 16 at AQS, Art and Craft Village, near Pak-China Friendship Centre from 11am to 10pm.

Published in Dawn, May 23rd, 2015

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