GURUGRAM: Clay Fest at Museo Camera, two Studio Casa art sessions and separate programmes at MDI Gurgaon and ThoughtWorks feature in organisers' schedules for October 24 and 25. These are currently advertised events, not newly announced programmes. The exhibition permits free drop-ins, Studio Casa requires payment and registration for the prototype event is closed.

Clay Fest's final scheduled day

Museo Camera lists Clay Fest for October 23 and 24, from 11 am to 7 pm, with free entry and no advance booking requirement. Saturday is therefore the final scheduled day. The venue is on Shri Ganesh Mandir Marg in DLF Phase IV, Sector 28.

Shambhala Art describes the programme as an exhibition and sale bringing together studio potters and ceramic artists from across India. Functional pottery sits alongside sculptures and experimental ceramics, rather than the event being presented as a pottery class. Visitors can meet artists, examine their work and browse pieces for collection.

The programme also includes La La Land, a curated exhibition built around artists' interpretations of imagination, memory and dreams. The advertised audience includes people discovering contemporary ceramics as well as collectors, designers and students. Free admission applies to visiting the event, not to the objects offered for sale.

Painting on Saturday, ceramics on Sunday

Studio Casa lists tote-bag painting on October 24 and ceramics on October 25, both from 5 pm to 7 pm at its Sector 62 studio. The fees are Rs 1,000 and Rs 1,500, price as of October 23, 2026, 6.28 pm and 6.34 pm IST respectively.

Painting covers design transfer to fabric, brushwork and colour layering. The bag, paints and supplies are included; participants take their finished tote home. Ceramics offers wheel throwing, hand-building or both.

All levels welcome. Children below 12 need a participating adult under the studio's general terms. Ceramics firing and glazing may cost extra; finished work is listed for collection after two to three weeks, not immediate takeaway.

The address is Plot 7/22, CRPF Road, near Rajesh Pilot Road Chowk, Nangli Umarpur. Full payment confirms a booking; walk-ins depend on availability. Cancelling less than 48 hours before the start is not refundable under the published policy. No seat count appeared.

Management through Indian thought

MDI Gurgaon's Indian Thought and Management Centre of Excellence lists its one-day Bhagavad Gita and Management workshop for October 24, beginning at 10 am on campus. Dr Charles Chow of Singapore is the facilitator. Dr Niva Bhandari, who chairs the centre and the Business Communication area, is the moderator.

The outline connects the text with workplace responsibility and leadership. Participants are to examine the relationship between duty, action and outcomes, discuss ethical decisions through Dharma and Buddhi Yoga, and consider responsible performance through Karma Yoga and Nishkama Karma. Sthitaprajna is included in discussion of emotional balance and resilience.

Another part considers dialogue, communication and mentorship through the Krishna-Arjuna interaction.

The institute limits participation to 30 people on a first-come basis and promises certificates to registered participants. Its page links a registration form but does not establish remaining availability or state a fee. Event enquiries are directed to amit@mdi.ac.in.

Prototype event registration is closed

GDG Gurugram and TechYuva list Build with AI: ABC (Anybody Can Code) for October 24 at ThoughtWorks Technologies, International Tech Park. It accepts beginners without coding experience as well as experienced developers. Teams are to build a working prototype from an idea and present it to peers and mentors.

The sequence moves from identifying a problem to designing an interface and workflow, then building a prototype. Google AI Studio, Google Stitch and Antigravity are the tools named in the organiser's outline.

The agenda gives entry time as 9 am to 9.45 am, followed by a 10 am start and a keynote by Lakshay Soni. Project work is scheduled before and after the lunch break. Evaluation begins at 3.30 pm, with prizes and closing activities later in the afternoon.

TechYuva's Unstop page is marked Registration Closed and gives October 19, 9.35 am IST, as the deadline. The programme should not be treated as an open registration opportunity.

For separate local activities, see Dalimss News's earlier Studio Casa enameling report and its October events schedule. Those cover different programmes, not the sessions listed here.

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