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Get ready for a night of friends, tasty food & sweet crafts! Eat, make, mingle - it is gonna be a good one!!
Desi Bites & Craft Nights 🧁✨
Good food. Creative vibes. Great company.
A night of flavor and creativity at Electric Gravy! Savor a mini Desi tasting menu while decorating cupcakes with henna-inspired designs!
What's included:
🧆 Chef's Tasting Menu
🧁 Take home cupcakes + all decorating supplies (buttercream, piping bags, design guides)
🎨 Henna design decorating practice sheets — no experience needed
🥂 Prompt cards to mix and mingle
The details:
📅 Wednesday, November 11
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Electric Gravy — 1050 E 11th St, Suite 100, Austin
Tickets:
🎟️ Early bird — $79 (limited quantity)
🎟️ General admission — $89
🎟️ General admission 2 Pack — $150
Drinks are not included in the ticket price. All decorating materials are provided — just bring your creativity! You'll take your decorated cupcakes home with you.
A spellbinding musical journey — and a story you've likely never heard. Flamenco India traces the deep Indian roots of Spain's Romani (Gypsy) flamenco tradition, uniting world-class dancers and musicians from both lineages in one electrifying night of rhythm, energy, and history brought to life.
Leading the guitar work is Romani flamenco virtuoso Chuscales Jose Valle ("Chusco") — raised in the caves of Sacromonte among a family of legendary flamenco musicians, and mentored personally by the great Paco de Lucía. He's joined by powerhouse flamenco vocalist Jose Cortés of Almería, steeped in the tradition of flamenco's greatest names. Directing the production is Austin's own Oliver Rajamani, a pioneering force in Indian-flamenco fusion whose artistry moved Paco de Lucía himself to call it "beautiful, unique and historic."
The stage comes alive further with the thunderous footwork of Kathak dancer Labonee Mohanta, the passion of flamenco dancer Bianca Rodriguez, the soaring voice of Hindustani vocalist Ashwini Deshpande, composer/violinist Roberto Riggio, and a full ensemble of strings and percussion.
Two cultures. One ancient bloodline. A night of music history rarely told — and not to be missed.
Get ready for a night of friends, tasty food & sweet crafts! Eat, make, mingle - it is gonna be a good one!!
Desi Bites & Craft Nights 🧁✨
Good food. Creative vibes. Great company.
A night of flavor and creativity at Electric Gravy! Savor a mini Desi tasting menu while decorating cupcakes with henna-inspired designs!
What's included:
🧆 Chef's Tasting Menu
🧁 Take home cupcakes + all decorating supplies (buttercream, piping bags, design guides)
🎨 Henna design decorating practice sheets — no experience needed
🥂 Prompt cards to mix and mingle
The details:
📅 Wednesday, November 11
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Electric Gravy — 1050 E 11th St, Suite 100, Austin
Tickets:
🎟️ Early bird — $79 (limited quantity)
🎟️ General admission — $89
🎟️ General admission 2 Pack — $150
Drinks are not included in the ticket price. All decorating materials are provided — just bring your creativity! You'll take your decorated cupcakes home with you.
A spellbinding musical journey — and a story you've likely never heard. Flamenco India traces the deep Indian roots of Spain's Romani (Gypsy) flamenco tradition, uniting world-class dancers and musicians from both lineages in one electrifying night of rhythm, energy, and history brought to life.
Leading the guitar work is Romani flamenco virtuoso Chuscales Jose Valle ("Chusco") — raised in the caves of Sacromonte among a family of legendary flamenco musicians, and mentored personally by the great Paco de Lucía. He's joined by powerhouse flamenco vocalist Jose Cortés of Almería, steeped in the tradition of flamenco's greatest names. Directing the production is Austin's own Oliver Rajamani, a pioneering force in Indian-flamenco fusion whose artistry moved Paco de Lucía himself to call it "beautiful, unique and historic."
The stage comes alive further with the thunderous footwork of Kathak dancer Labonee Mohanta, the passion of flamenco dancer Bianca Rodriguez, the soaring voice of Hindustani vocalist Ashwini Deshpande, composer/violinist Roberto Riggio, and a full ensemble of strings and percussion.
Two cultures. One ancient bloodline. A night of music history rarely told — and not to be missed.