Noida’s calendar for September 7 to 13 is a bit of a mixed bag this week: a floral spectacle at Rashtrapati Bhavan, a folk music workshop, an open mic night, a solo comedy act, and a fest thrown by ISKCON Noida that promises more than the usual kirtan. There’s also a running comedy circuit across a couple of Sector 18 clubs if stand-up is more your speed this week.
Best picks this week: If you can only make it to one thing, the Mime Act & Stand-up combo at The Laugh Casa on September 11 and the ISKCON Umang Fest on September 13 are the standouts for very different reasons — one’s a tight comedy night, the other’s a full-blown community fest.
At a Glance
| Day | Event |
|---|---|
| Sun, Sep 7 | Amrit Udyan Summer Annuals 2026 |
| Sun, Sep 7 | ART CAFE – Unleash Your Creativity |
| Sun, Sep 7 | Nayab Midha Live – A Poetry Show |
| Mon, Sep 8 | Traditional Folk Music Workshop, Korean Cultural Centre |
| Thu, Sep 11 | Mime Act – A Solo Comedy by Banwari Lal, Jhol at The Laugh Casa |
| Fri, Sep 12 | Pizza Rave at D9 District, Sector 9 |
| Sat, Sep 13 | Noida Beyond Open Mic |
| Sat, Sep 13 | Umang Fest – Actual Intelligence, by ISKCON Noida |
| All Week | Also Playing This Week: Comedy |
Sunday, September 7
Amrit Udyan Summer Annuals 2026
Where: Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi
When: Timings vary — check the official listing before you go
Noida Diary Take: Not technically a Noida event, but the seasonal opening of Rashtrapati Bhavan’s gardens is a reliable weekend draw for NCR residents, and it’s worth the drive if you haven’t done the metro-plus-shuttle run before. Book your slot in advance; walk-ins aren’t guaranteed entry.
ART CAFE – Unleash Your Creativity
Where: Venue details on the event page
When: 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM
Noida Diary Take: A casual creative session aimed at anyone who wants a low-pressure evening with art supplies rather than a curated gallery walk. Good pick if you’re looking for something quieter to close out the weekend.
Nayab Midha Live – A Poetry Show
Where: Venue details on the event page
When: Check the event listing for exact timing
Noida Diary Take: Noida’s spoken word and poetry scene doesn’t get nearly enough coverage, and shows like this are how it stays alive. Worth catching if you enjoy Hindi/Urdu poetry over the more Instagram-friendly open mic format.
Monday, September 8
Traditional Folk Music Workshop
Where: Korean Cultural Centre India
When: 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Noida Diary Take: The Korean Cultural Centre quietly runs some of the more interesting cross-cultural programming in the NCT, and this workshop is a chance to sit in on traditional folk music rather than just watch a performance. Good option for a weekday evening that isn’t just dinner-and-a-movie.
Thursday, September 11
Mime Act – A Solo Comedy by Banwari Lal, Jhol at The Laugh Casa
Where: The Laugh Casa
When: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Noida Diary Take: A three-hour solo mime and comedy set is an ambitious format, and The Laugh Casa has built a reputation for backing acts that don’t fit the standard stand-up mould. If you’ve been meaning to check the venue out, this is a distinctive night to do it on.
Friday, September 12
Pizza Rave at D9 District, Sector 9
Where: D9 District, Sector 9, Noida
When: 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Noida Diary Take: A midday pizza-and-music combo is an unusual slot for a “rave,” and that’s exactly why it’s worth flagging — it reads more like a lunch-hour pop-up than a late-night party, which makes it a easy add-on if you’re already in Sector 9 for work.
Saturday, September 13
Noida Beyond Open Mic
Where: Venue details on the event page
When: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Noida Diary Take: A four-hour window is generous for an open mic, suggesting a fairly packed lineup of performers. If you’ve got something to perform yourself, this is a good week to sign up rather than just watch.
Umang Fest – Actual Intelligence, by ISKCON Noida
Where: ISKCON Noida
Noida Diary Take: “Actual Intelligence” as a counterpoint to AI is a sharp framing for a fest, and ISKCON Noida tends to pull in a genuinely mixed crowd rather than just the regular temple community. Worth checking the official page for the full day’s schedule before you plan around it.
Also Playing This Week: Comedy
Stand-up is spread across half a dozen clubs this week — Sector 18 alone has three different venues running shows. Lineups are typically confirmed closer to the date, so treat the listed acts as indicative rather than final.
| Date | Show | Venue | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon, Sep 7 | Comedy Show Noida Sector 18 | Highlane Comedy Club, Sector 18 | 9:00 PM |
| Mon, Sep 7 | Monday Blues | Comedy Vault, Noida | 6:45 PM |
| Mon, Sep 7 | Noida Comedy Express | Comedy County by HITCHIN, Noida | 6:00 PM |
| Thu, Sep 10 | Noida Comedy Night | Owncomedyhouse, Sector 18 | 8:00 PM |
| Fri, Sep 11 | Best of Noida | Comedy Vault, Noida | 5:00 PM |
| Fri, Sep 11 | The Comedy Express | Highlane Comedy Club, Sector 18 | 9:00 PM |
| Sat, Sep 12 | Dil Se Gareeb (Haseeb Khan) | House of AMP, Sector 76 | Check listing |
| Sat, Sep 12 | Misschievous (Trisha Pathak) | House of AMP, Sector 76 | Check listing |
| Sun, Sep 13 | Noida Comedy Dangal | Comedy Vault, Noida | 7:00 PM |
| Sun, Sep 13 | Ayushi Karsauliya Live | House of AMP, Sector 76 | 7:00 PM |
| Sun, Sep 13 | Telling Lies By Aashish Solanki | The Laugh Casa Comedy Club | 5:00 PM |
| Daily | Comedy Non-Stop | Comedy Club, Sector 18, Noida | Multiple slots, ₹299 onwards |
| Daily | Noida Comedy Bar | Hitchin | Hajipur, Noida | Multiple slots, ₹169 onwards |
Noida Diary Take: If you want a plan-ahead night, Friday’s double bill at Comedy Vault and Highlane gives you a choice of two Sector 18-adjacent clubs on the same evening. If you’re deciding day-of, Comedy Non-Stop and Noida Comedy Bar run daily and are the easiest fallback.
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Noida Diary publishes curated weekend guides featuring the latest events, exhibitions, food festivals, concerts, theatre, family activities and community experiences across Noida, Greater Noida and nearby Delhi.
Which event this week is best for a low-budget night out?
Noida Beyond Open Mic and Best of Noida at Comedy Vault are both good picks if you’re watching your spend — open mics and running comedy shows tend to be priced far lower than one-off ticketed fests.
Is there a family-friendly option this week?
Umang Fest at ISKCON Noida is the most likely fit for families, given the venue’s usual community-first programming.
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