Give your child a creative September filled with colour, imagination, nature, and exploration at the Children’s Art Studio, Museum of Goa (MOG)! This month, children will explore Colour Lab, Imagination Lab, Nature Lab, and Reuse Lab, experimenting with playful techniques and everyday materials to create…
This September, MOG Sundays brings together conversations on climate, sustainability, ecology, rivers, craft, and cinema, exploring the ways these themes intersect with everyday life, livelihoods, culture, and the landscapes we inhabit. 06 September 2026 | 11:30 AM Topic: Invisible Work, Visible Heat A screening…
We have the technology to build a cleaner future. But can everyone afford to be part of it? For millions, the barriers to clean energy and electric mobility are the everyday realities of cost, credit, and access. This conversation looks at what happens when sustainability…
Cinema is undoubtedly one of the most exciting and most influential storytelling forms invented by human beings. The hunger of audiences for stories grows exponentially every year. From films to TV serials, Web series, and now Micro-dramas. Audiences can’t seem to get enough. However, the…
We begin with Siddhesh Kadam, multidisciplinary design consultant, presenting his research on the Mange Thapni installation and the significance of the correlations between indigenous traditions and ecology in Goa. This is followed by Advocate Aurobindo Gomes Pereira, Advocate and Member of the Goan Philosophical Society,…
Join Swiss illustrator Carla Haslbauer for a reading from her book Where Do Ideas Come From?, followed by a hands-on creative session with paper, colours, and imagination. Explore where ideas come from and bring your own creative stories to life! Whatsapp or call for queries…
The Poetry Appreciation Workshop is a two-day course for anyone who wants to engage with poetry. The workshop is designed to make poetry more accessible – to understand how to analyse a poem, how to articulate your own feelings and thoughts into a poem, and…
As Ursula Le Guin wrote, ‘Prior to the preeminence of sticks, swords and the Hero’s killing tools, our ancestors’ greatest invention was the container: the basket of wild oats, the medicine bundle, the net made of your own hair, the home, the shrine, the place…
With Arpita Das, Founder-Publisher of Yoda Press & Associate Professor of Writing at Ashoka University We are calling for applications for ‘Writing the Self', an immersive two-day workshop on memoir and autofiction writing, led by publisher, editor, writer, and associate professor of writing at Ashoka…
