Things To Do In Mumbai This Weekend (22nd to 24th August)

Weekends in Mumbai aren’t about slowing down – they’re about switching gears to “full throttle.” This time, the city is serving up everything from anime conventions and stand-up comedy to eco-friendly workshops and soulful ragas. And yes, unstumbled is back again to bring you the ultimate weekend lowdown—bookings, vibes, and the best of what’s lit between Friday and Sunday.

1. Anime India 2025

Where: BEC, NESCO When: August 22–24, 10 AM onwards Why Go: India’s first large-scale anime convention takes over Mumbai with cosplay contests, anime DJ sets, film screenings, Japanese food stalls, and fan meetups. A full-blown celebration of pop culture that promises energy and excitement all weekend long.

Tickets: From ₹999 onward

Where to Book: District

2. Dance Residency by Dr. Padma Subrahmanyam

Where: NCPA, Nariman Point When: August 23 and 24, 3 - 6 PM Why Go: A rare opportunity to learn from one of India’s greatest Bharatanatyam legends. These exclusive masterclasses are tailored for trained dancers and dive deep into the nuances of the classical form. An unmissable cultural gem for serious practitioners.

Tickets: ₹1,000 per participant (per day)

Where to Book: BookMyShow

3. Ahimsa – The Eternal Journey

Where: The Cube, NMACC When: August 22, 7:30 PM Why Go: This Bharatanatyam production explores the timeless concept of non-violence through dance and storytelling. Mythology, music, and movement come together in a performance that is both thought-provoking and visually captivating. 

Tickets: ₹450 onwards

Where to Book: BookMyShow

4. Dusk Dialogues

Where: The Cube, NMACC When: August 23, 7:30 PM Why Go: A serene evening concert featuring Pandit Madan Oak and Pandit Mukundraj Deo. Evening ragas and folk melodies blend seamlessly into twilight, creating a soulful and intimate musical experience.

Tickets: ₹450 onwards

Where to Book: BookMyShow

5. Adwatīya – Anuraag Dhoundeyal Collective

Where: The Cube, NMACC When: August 24, 7:30 PM Why Go: An experimental musical debut where poetry meets global sounds. Expect a fusion of classical, contemporary, and world music influences. A refreshing end to the weekend for those seeking something new and bold.

Tickets: ₹450 onwards

Where to Book: BookMyShow

6. Mirage Fridays

Where: Mirage, Lower Parel When: August 22, 7 PM till late Why Go: If your Friday night is about cocktails, neon lights, and dancing till the AM, this is where you need to be. A high-energy party setting with DJs spinning everything from house to Bollywood hits.

Tickets: ₹1,000 onwards Where to Book: BookMyShow

7. Anubhav Singh Bassi – New Material

Where: Tata Theatre, NCPA When: August 23, 7 PM Why Go: The king of storytelling-style comedy is back with fresh material. Bassi’s laidback delivery and middle-class anecdotes guarantee a laughter riot. Tickets: ₹799 onwards Where to Book: BookMyShow

8. CoComelon Comes to Mumbai

Where: NESCO, Goregaon When: August 23–24, multiple slots Why Go: If you’ve got toddlers, this one’s non-negotiable. The beloved characters from CoComelon are coming to life on stage with music, dance, and interactive fun. Perfect family outing. Tickets: ₹499 onwards Where to Book: BookMyShow

9. Eco-Friendly Ganpati Idol Making Workshop

Where: Multiple venues across Mumbai When: August 23–24, slots available through the day Why Go: Get hands-on and learn to make your own eco-friendly Ganesh idol. A creative and mindful activity in the lead-up to Ganesh Chaturthi. Great for kids and adults alike. Tickets: ₹499 onwards Where to Book: BookMyShow

Wrapping It Up

From anime cosplay mayhem at NESCO to experimental concerts at NMACC, from laughing your lungs out with Bassi to crafting eco-friendly Ganesh idols – Mumbai’s weekend plans are stacked and sizzling. And of course, unstumbled is back at it again, bringing you the city’s most lit guide so you don’t miss a thing.

So, whether you’re a culture vulture, party animal, parent on duty, or just someone who hates FOMO – there’s something on this list waiting for you. One word of advice? Don’t just plan it. Book it.