Weekend events you can’t miss in Hyderabad (March 6-8)

WPortent’s Climbing workshopThis 1 is only when for women. Take up your daylight strong with this workshop on climbing. Guided by expert trainers, the session focuses on teaching balance, technique, strength and body awareness. One will learn how to navigate a climbing wall using physical strength and overcoming any mental or emotional obstacles. This strength therapy is what all women need.When: Sunday; 10amWhere: Crag Studio, near Mettuguda metro station, SecunderabadEntry: ₹600 onwards; tickets on BookMyShowCrafts BazaarSign up for a creative weekend at the Crafts Council of Telangana’s Crafts Bazaar. This celebration of all things handmade focuses on languishing crafts such as Sohrai painting, Tassar Karavati and Kharad weaving, split-ply braiding, panja durries and crafts that urgently require patrons and promotion. The master artisans will also hold workshops on these textiles and crafts on all three days. Here is one event where your attendance will matter the most.When: Friday, Saturday and Sunday; 10am to 7pmWhere: CCT Spaces, Banjara HillsEntry is freeAn Evening of Sukoon (Music concert)This slow, musical evening with singer and musician Utkarsh Sharma is an intimate musical baithak that features a curated mix of ghazals of Jagjit Singh, soulful songs of Kishore Kumar and poetry of Gulzar. Accompanied by sarangi, tabla, and harmonium.When: Saturday; 6pmWhere: Quorum, Knowledge City, MadhpurEntry:  ₹4,720 onwards; tickets on DistrictSutradhar, Hyd presents Dushala (Theatre)Dushala, from the epic Mahabharata is the only daughter of Dhritarashtra and Gandhari. This performance on International Women’s Day talks about her pain and anguish to be recognised among a hundred brothers. Dushala talks about the neglect by her mother, betrayal by her brothers and her attempt to stop the bloody war between Pandavas and Kauravas. On Women’s Day, go hear the other story of a character that has been largely unseen and unheard.When: Sunday; 8pmWhere: Lamakaan, Off Road No. 1, Banjara HillsEntry is freeHalwa by Amit TandonAmit Tandon is an autobiographical comic. He speaks about his two-decade-long marriage and how it has changed his perception of love and life. From parenting to death and everything in between, Tandon packages the bitter truths of living in humour, and makes you contemplate friendships, familial ties and romantic relationships. Sign up for the laughs that prompt self-reflection.When: Saturday; 7pmWhere: Shilpakala Vedika, HITEC City, MadhpurEntry: ₹799 onwards; tickets on BookMyShow