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Madras Week List No. 1 Final From 19th to 26th August Updated till August 13th August 14 (Tuesday) Quiz on Madras Nalla Madras. Programme for Rotarians TAG Centre, and guests. Organised by the Rotary Club of Madras South. 6.30 pm August 16&17 (Thursday & Friday) Ten schools in Tambaram to benefit from lectures, Contact: quiz and drawing competitions. Organised by SOS Children’s S. Nambi Varatharajan Villages of India-Chatnath Homes, Tambaram. 94450 70149, 95001 18759 Email: [email protected], [email protected] August 16 (Thursday) G Prof Lakshmi Subramanian on Writing The History of Rukmini Arangam, Music & Performances in South India.Kalakshetra. 6.00 pm. August 17 (Friday) G Tree Walk by Nizhal, the ‘Tree NGO’. Madras Museum, Egmore For registration: Please call: 9003011372, between Ticket Counter 10 and 6 pm. Online registrations at http://goo.gl/EiekZ (or) (7.30 - 9.30 a.m.) – Email: [email protected]. (Tamil) Conversation: Bishwanath Ghosh, author of Tamarind City: Madras Club Library Where Modern India Began (2012), a portrait of Madras, now 7 p.m. known as Chennai, and Chai, Chai: Travels in Places Where You Stop but Never GetOff (2009) with Sriram V. Convener, Chennai Chapter of INTACH (For members and guests) August 17-26 G Exhibition on Madras Presidency & Early British Coins Ashvita Art Gallery Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai 9840094412 NOTE: G Open to all, but terms apply. Limited seating at all venues. Freemasons’ Hall: seating available only for one hundred persons, on first-come, first-served basis. All Chennai Heritage tours require booking and payment in advance. Please make your bookings through email ([email protected]) and you will be informed on where to make the payment and get further details. Programme booklet from Madras Musings, Graeme’s Road, Chennai 600 006. Promotion & Publicity: PRISM Public Relations. Also check www.themadrasday.in for up-to-date programmes. August 18 (Saturday) G Chennai Heritage Tour: Tracing the old Town Wall of Reporting time Madras. Tour by van and foot for two hours, followed by 6.00 am breakfast. Guide: Sriram V. Charges : Rs 600 per head. G Namma Mylapore Heritage Tour: Led by Dr. Chithra Madhavan. 7.00-9.00 a.m. The tour by van will start at Luz Church at 7 a.m. and will end at call Geetha Kapalishwara temple at approximately 9 a.m. Tour will end at 9941450776 Karpagam Mess for coffee. The monuments will be explained from the outside only. The fee for the tour will be Rs.300/- per person. G Tree Walks by Nizhal, the ‘Tree NGO’, Kalakshetra, For registration: Please call: 9003011372, Thiruvanmiyur, Online registrations at http://goo.gl/EiekZ (or) Main entrance Email: [email protected]. (7:30 to 9.30 a.m.) – Tamil) Children’s (students’) walk around M.C.C. Campus. Contact: Organised by SOS Children’s Villages of India-Chatnath S. Nambi Varatharajan Homes, Tambaram 94450 70149, 95001 18759. Email: [email protected], [email protected] 8.00 a.m. G Tree Walks by Nizhal, the ‘Tree NGO St. George’s Cathedral, For registration: Please call: 9003011372, Cathedral Road, Parking Online registrations at http://goo.gl/EiekZ (or) Lot (4.30 - 6.00 p.m.) – Email: [email protected]. (English) G Inauguration of Madras Week by T.A. Devagnanam, DGM, Freemasons’ Hall Freemasons, and release by S. Muthiah of 6.30 p.m. - 8.00 p.m. K.R.N. (Ravi) Menon’s autobiography, A Madras Merchant’s Life and Time G Talk: Tattvaloka is organising an illustrated lecture on 6 pm at Tattvaloka, Lesser-known Temples of Chennai by Dr.Chithra Madhavan 76, Eldams Road, Chennai 600018. August 19 (Sunday) G Bicycle Heritage Ride: From Marina Beach behind Gandhi Statue, Gandhi Statue where all the vehicles can be parked. Starting point and finishing point Start 5.00 a.m. will be the same. The Bicycle Heritage Ride will include 10 heritage sites in Triplicane and Mylapore. All riders should follow road/lane discipline. Helmets are mandatory. Please carry adequate water and energy/nutrition bars for the ride. This ride is totally self supported. Please be with the group till the end of the ride. Organised by “Cycling Yogi’s.” Visit Facebook group http://www.facebook.com/groups/414620605215708. A few cycles are available on rent — contact 9940457777. G Chennai Heritage Walk: Walk along the Marina, from the Reporting time Lighthouse to War Memorial. Partly by van. Guide Nandini 6:15 am Arun will provide historical details and interesting nuggets of For details & bookings: information about AIR, Vivekananda Illam, the evolution of [email protected] Indo-Saracenic Architecture – and much more. Approximately Tel: 98840 72433 100 minutes. Charges: Rs. 300 per head G Chennai Heritage Tour: The vanished and surviving theatres Reporting time of Mount Road. Tour by van and foot for two hours, 6.30 am followed by breakfast. Guide: Mohan V Raman, Charges: Rs 600 per head. 2 G Tree Walks by Nizhal, the ‘Tree NGO’, QMC College For registration: Please call: 9003011372, Marina, Main Gate. Online registrations at http://goo.gl/EiekZ (or) (7:30 to 9.30a.m.) – (Tamil) Email: [email protected]. G Trekking on Pallavaram hill. Organised by SOS Children’s Contact: Villages of India-Chatnath Homes, Tambaram S. Nambi Varatharajan 94450 70149, 95001 18759 [email protected], [email protected] G Tree Walks by Nizhal, the ‘Tree NGO’ Kalakshetra, Thiruvanmiyur, Main entrance (4.30 - 6.00 p.m.) – (English) Indo-American Association symposium on Caring for Madras’s Hotel Harrison Ageing Population (for members & their guests). Nungambakkam 6 p.m. G Chennai Heritage Lecture: Famous Doctors of Madras The GRT Grand by Dr. B. Biswakumar Sir Theyagaraya Rd, T’Nagar (6.30pm - 8.00 pm) August 19 & 26 G Fort St. George Walk led by Vincent D’ Souza. Walk lasts for Parking lot 90 mins. Register by email at: [email protected]. Parts of the Opp. Main Gate of Fort Fort are secured areas, hence walk may be restricted at any point/time. 7.30 a.m. Please carry your ID card. August 19-26 G Photo Exhibition on Wildlife in and around Chennai Studio Palazzo & Art organised by Madras Naturalists’ Society. Gallery 7, Seethamma Road, Alwarpet. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. August 19-31 G Photographic Exhibition: Sights and Sites of Madras DakshinaChitra organised by Photographic Society of Madras and 10.30 am to 6.00 pm DakshinaChitra. Tel: 27472603. (except Tuesdays) Contact: Gita (98410 11785) August 20 (Monday) G Talk: Sriram V on George Town, the oldest part of Madras.Saidapet Govt. School. 3.30 pm G Chennai Heritage Lecture: Tennis in Madras The Hyatt Ramanathan Krishnan in conversation with Nirmal Shekar Mount Road (6.30pm - 8.00pm) August 21-23 G Exhibition: An exhibition of coins, paintings, pen-and-ink Padma Seshadri School, drawings and old books on and about Madras. Also a KK Nagar special display of Buckingham Canal pictures. Organised 9.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. by the Madras Heritage Lovers’ Forum. Inauguration on August 21 at 10.30 am by Nalli Kuppuswamy and Mrs Y.G. Parthasarathy. 3 August 21 (Tuesday) Madras - A Pioneeer in Fine Arts, the theme of Ammu Swaminathan competitions organised by Asan Memorial School. Auditorium(Asan) Nungambakkam. G Inauguration 10.00 a.m. Inter-School Classical Music Competition – 11.00 a.m. Vocal and Instrumental. Inter-School Classical Dance Competition 1.00 p.m. G Madras Day Celebration organised by Altrusa Club-Madras Queen Mary’s College Chapter. Talk by Sriram V. on Important Ladies connected 10.00 am with Marina Beach. Elocution competition, for the college students on Known Names and Unknown Facts of Madras. Traditional Villu Pattu competition for school students. G Multimedia Presentation Contest for schools: This contest Srinivasa Sastri Hall, encourages city school students to explore Madras’s history and Luz, Mylapore. heritage and present the subject in multi-media form. The subject for 9 am to 3 pm with a 30 this year’s contest is Old Houses of our City. For guidelines and mins. lunch break at about rules of the contest please visit the website www.themadrasday.in 12.30 pm. The organisers will provide a PC and a projector at the venue for the (Participants and others presentations. This contest is open to the first 20 school teams to must bring their lunch). register on first come serve basis. The best three presentations will be awarded trophies, gifts and certificates. All participants will be given certificates. Prizes will be awarded on the same day at about 4 pm. Prizes will be awarded based on quality of research / presentation of pictures-visuals / presentation style. Organised by Mylapore Times and supported by L&T. G Slide Show on Insects & Spiders by ‘Poochi’ Venkat Studio Palazzo & Art organised by Madras Naturalists’ Society. Gallery (6.00 p.m.) G Chennai Heritage Lecture: Panel Discussion with Amethyst first-gen entrepreneurs of Chennai – anchored Whites Road by Chandu Nair (6.30pm - 8.00pm) G Talk by Dr. B. Biswakumar, Grand Master, followed by a Freemasons’ Hall Chennai Quiz by Bharath Epur.Organised by the Freemasons (6.30 pm - 8.00pm) August 22 - September 1 G Exhibition of Photographs and Prints of Old Madras. To be Vennirul Art Gallery, inaugurated by His Worship Saidai Duraiswamy, Mayor of C.P. Art Centre, Chennai at 9 a.m. on August 22. No.1, Eldams Road. (10.00 a.m. - 7.00 p.m.) August 22 (Wednesday) G Valedictory of Madras - A Pioneeer in Fine Arts Ammu Swaminathan competitions organised by Asan Memorial School. Auditorium (Asan) (3.00 p.m.) G Storytelling: Magic Vessel – Maaya Paathiram, a Tamil Hotel Green Park Nadu-based story.
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