Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner Bimsara Premaratne is kind to us type Bs. For those of you who missed it, she brings back her acclaimed play A day in July 2019 this evening. The bells ring at the Wendt this Read more →
Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner Deep down, every parent knows that every day is children’s day. This weekend, don’t be shy, admit it to your kids with activities celebrating the holiday. Havelock City’s Kids Land takes over Read more →
Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner This evening, shatter your history at the Lakmahal’s pow-wow on Dalrymple putha’s new book. Fuel prices are up, delete Uber and read more with a Colombo book fair haul. Or, later in Read more →
Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner Rather cleverly Music Matters is charging performers 300 bucks at their open mic night on Friday, presumably to dole out compensation to the audience after. Leave it to the professionals instead, with a Slipping Chairs Read more →
Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner The opa dupa emerge this weekend, with our new political column and with a bastardised poem-play, airing Dirty Laundry. An unexpected venue for an evening with your granny; Kiku offers RnB and Bingo. Electronic Read more →
Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner Hatch's F#ckup Fridays: considering how many ways a function can go wrong, this week’s speaker, an event planner, should know what they’re talking about. This week’s art — like much Read more →
Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner Naadha gama remembers us before they scoot off on their world tour and Cream soda pops open a culture festival. Have no rhythm but got the blues? Bring it to Cocobar’s R&B Read more →
Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner Must Be Looking For A Bride, No? runs Friday through Sunday, for anyone whose relatives have started asking. “Bring your friends. We’ll bring the benefits” claims Coco’’s 90s Chicago Warehouse party. Baila boogie Read more →
Where to go and what to do Words by The Examiner A tribute film week with our #2 Cannes entrant The Forsaken Land this evening. Karunasiri Wijesinghe sketches four decades of seeing the wood for the trees at Barefoot. Few peer deeper into Lanka’s eyes Read more →
Where to go and what to read Words by The Examiner The Manchester unplugs: live music this Friday. Now you want to sit back, relax, and enjoy your evening. When all of a sudden, you hear this agitating, grating voice… It’s the Chamber of Commerce Read more →
