Want a fun way to destress? Take the 30 day short story challenge on juggernautbooks. One amazing story. Free for 24 hours. From Agatha Christie to ruskin bond, twinkle Khanna to Ravindranath Tagore. Are you ready? Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfrNN-I8tNy15MbA2b3BNTWeX2AccKPpUk7SUZG2GW4oDg9Sw/viewform
August Timmermans (Guus) is an ex-Aurovilian who lived here from 1977 to 1985. He worked on the Matrimandir construction and later co-managed the Matrimandir Nursery. August Timmermans explores the beauty of nature, our habitats and the people through his lens telling a story through a new entry in Colorful Vignettes called: Wild Tame And Cultivated
August Timmermans (Guus) is an ex-Aurovilian who lived here from 1977 to 1985. He worked on the Matrimandir construction and later co-managed the Matrimandir Nursery. August Timmermans explores the beauty of nature, our habitats and the people through his lens telling a story through a new entry in Colorful Vignettes called: Of Ponies and Peonies
Bharat Nivas Presents Sharing Stories – A Morning Workshop and An Evening of Stories by Storytellers Fif and Paula When: Workshop – 10am – 11:30am, Performance – 7pm, 27 March 2021 Where: Bhumika Hall, Bharat Nivas
August Timmermans (Guus) is an ex-Aurovilian who lived here from 1977 to 1985. He worked on the Matrimandir construction and later co-managed the Matrimandir Nursery. August Timmermans explores the beauty of nature, our habitats and the people through his lens telling a story through a new entry in Colorful Vignettes called: Beautiful Seasons https://lucidpanorama.blog/2021/03/07/between-seasons/
Mystical Stories of India Every Wednesday, 4:00 – 5:00 pm Venue: Studio Oorja, Old Auroville Road, Next to New Police Booth, Opposite Sangamam Community, Bommayarpalayyam.
There is always light, if only we’re brave enough to see it”, an old Aurovilian, Guus shares his musings and journeys on https://lucidpanorama.blog/2021/01/24/there-is-always-light/
August Timmermans (Guus) is an ex-Aurovilian who lived here from 1977 to 1985. He worked on the Matrimandir construction and later co-managed the Matrimandir Nursery. August Timmermans explores the beauty of nature, our habitats and the people through his lens telling a story through a new entry in Colorful Vignettes called: The Things That Matter
August Timmermans explores the beauty of nature, our habitats and the people through his lens telling a story. Click here to see the photo stories >
From Natyarambha Episode 1: Krishna – The Cowherd By Bhakti Hiranmayi Kutty Kahani premieres, in Episode 1,with the favourite hero in every child’s story – Krishna! Come listen in to the conversation between a concerned Mother Yasodha and a mischievous Krishna in the popular rendition Maadu Meikkum Kanne, as Bhakti combines her artistic talent of […]
Maharaj-ji was Gautama’s personal moron, or a shared man-servant, when he chose to think otherwise. It was a regular job, nine to five, perks and bonus. But there were times when he tired of it. On such days he turned to Ero Nus, Gautama’s flat mate, for solace and random wisdom. ‘Maharaj-ji,’ Ero Nus obliged […]
Storytime with Dr. Jane In this ‘once-in-a-childhood’ event, Dr. Jane Goodall will share a reading of ‘Lion Family.’ A live Q & A will follow, where Jane will be answering audience-submitted questions. When: 9.30 PM on 28th October, Wednesdayhttps://www.rootsandshoots.org/take-action/events/storytime-with-jane/
Online Story Building Session with Rashmi scheduled on Every Saturday at 11am, for age group 6-16 years. To join, WhatsApp Rashmi at 9448235935 or Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/pdz-giak-fta
AZIMVTH ASHRAM HARIDWAR IN COLLABORATION WITH AV ART SERVICE Offers an 11-day virtual workshop about Ramlila (UNESCO intangible cultural heritage). Our next edition starts on 28th October, 2020. Scholarships available for Aurovilians. Register online or contact Rashmi by phone (9448235935) or email (gandakirashmi@gmail.com) with ‘Ramlila’ in the subject line.Https://azimvth.org/2020/10/09/ram-lila-stories/
Attend the Workshop on Storytelling with GoPro by Professional GoPro Trainers. If you love watching GoPro videos and aspire to create engaging content just like GoPro, this is your chance! This session will cover key topics that apply to general capture & storytelling and the experts at GoPro will share specific tips & tricks to enable you to […]
Online Story Building Session with Rashmi now scheduled on Every Saturday at 11am, for age group 6-16 years. To join the zoom session, WhatsApp Rashmi at 9448235935.
Ideas and stories traverse the globe and help us to stay connected even when we remain rooted to one place! Join us for a series presented in association with Tara Books that aims, through storytelling and activity-based interactions, to focus on how we might make sense of books cross-culturally. Working with over half a dozen […]
New Community Storytelling Event with Photographer Bear Guerra“There are two people in every picture,” said photographer Ansel Adams. “The photographer and the viewer.” I love this statement. A single photograph can reveal new worlds. It can tell a rich, complex, and often compelling story, providing an artifact for the world. A photograph can also provide a unique view of the photographer’s […]
Dear Friends, “Dum Pukht” writer’s residency is going to take place in Adishakti for the 4th consecutive year. Below are the details to apply. To all the writer friends, this is such an amazing workshop and is highly recommended. The last date for applying is 31st August, so please don’t miss this opportunity. Warmly, […]
“The Pink Thread” by Aurovilian Claire, alias Iono, is an exhibition that can be seen in Pitanga until the 13th of January. It aspires to be as crystalline as the name of its creator… Claire. Not only does the title evokes a link, it is also one of the most touching storytelling ever painted for […]
An evening of stories from around the world Once there came to be five storytellers in Auroville that wanted to share their favourite tales with you. Come join us for an evening of tea, talking fish, goddesses, kings and greedy spiders. Storytellers: Veronique Hamish Kaeridwyn Yam Paula Where: Louis and Veronique’s house, Sve-Dam Date: Friday, […]
