May 2019
Here's our May newsletter!
It’s that time of year at the Lab - the 2019 Leadership Programme students are here!
Read MoreApril 2019
Summertime at the Lab - here's our April newsletter!
The month of April is upon us and the days are getting longer and warmer - it's summertime at the Lab! This newsletter has art, blogs, discussions and a special Culture Lab performance playlist that can accompany your summer plans. Read on!
Read MoreMarch 2019
Happy Women's Day! Check out our March newsletter
What better day than International Women's Day to look back on some of the powerful feminists who spoke at So Many Feminisms!
Read MoreFebruary 2019
Here's our February newsletter
We had a super Pride month with Queeristan and the celebrations continued in early February with the Pride March. The march, an annual ritual for us at the Lab, was equal parts fun and empowering with slogans, colourful posters and costumes, and the crowd dancing to the beats of ...
Read MoreJanuary 2019
Welcome the new year with our January newsletter!
We wish you a very Happy New Year! While 2018 was memorable, we are all set to make 2019 just as eventful. January is Pride month, a special time for us at the Lab. Plus, this is the first Pride month after Section 377 was decriminalised.
Read MoreDecember 2018
Year-end newsletter 2018
As the year draws to a close, we give you a quick recap of the past year and what’s in store for 2019. While we had some amazing discussions, performances and exhibits in 2018, we are kickstarting the new year with a bang with our upcoming events — Queeristan and So Many Feminism...
Read MoreNovember 2018
Our November newsletter is here!
The Urban Lens Festival is barely a month away! Spread across two days (an evening on December 7 and full day programming on December 8), the festival will open with the Mumbai premiere of Squeeze Lime in Your Eye.
Read MoreOctober 2018
Read our October newsletter
As the October heat kicks in, we’re seemingly cooling off at the Culture Lab. We don’t have an event this month. But there is a lot brewing underneath the surface.
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