If you’re searching for things to do in Noida today, Sunday, 30 August 2026, here are four worthwhile events in Noida and free and ticketed Delhi picks worth the drive.
Noida has a full slate this week — a resin art workshop, two live music nights, two comedy shows worth prioritizing over the rest of a crowded line-up, and a 66th-edition open mic that’s been running strong across the city’s spoken-word scene. And if you’re up for the drive, Delhi NCR is having a genuinely busy Sunday too — from a free sunrise run to a free Onam music-and-food festival to India’s first kids’ EDM concert.
Best picks in Noida: Resin art • Live music • Comedy • Open mic
At a Glance: Sunday, 30th August 2026 (Noida)
| Event | Time Where Entry |
|---|---|
| Resin Beach Art Workshop | 3pm – 5pm Sector 142, Noida From ₹799 |
| Live Music Nights: Beer Garden | 8pm Sector 63, Noida From ₹499 |
| Live Music Nights: Salt Cafe | 8:30pm Sector 104, Noida Book Table |
| Comedy Nights: Two Picks Worth Your Sunday | 7pm / 8pm Sector 18 & Sector 76, Noida Ticketed |
| Mahaul Open Mic – 66th Edition | 3pm (3 hrs) Sector 18, Noida From ₹149 |
1. Resin Beach Art Workshop
Where: Third Wave Coffee, Ground Floor, Lobby, Tower-C, Advant Navis Business Park, Sector 142, Noida
When: Today, Sunday, 30th August 2026, 3pm – 5pm
Duration: 2 hours
Tickets: ₹799 onwards (Regular) / ₹1,599 (Couple Pass), via BookMyShow
Language: English, Hindi
Age: Ticket needed for all ages, entry for all ages, kid friendly, indoor seated
A hands-on, no-prep-needed epoxy resin session — pigments, tools and an MDF board are all provided, and an instructor walks you through mixing and pouring your own abstract, ocean or geode-style piece to take home. Good for beginners, good for a slow Sunday, and it doubles as a proper creative date if you go as a couple. One thing to flag: there’s a separate ₹300 cover charge per person at the venue, fully adjustable against food or drinks ordered on the day.
Make a Sunday of it: Since that ₹300 cover is redeemable at Third Wave itself, the easiest move is to just stay put for coffee once the workshop wraps. If you’d rather step out, Advant Navis Business Park has a proper food cluster right there — Karigari by Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi for a sit-down North Indian meal, or Alma Bakery & Cafe and Einstein’s Apple for something lighter. If the evening still has legs, The Beer Cafe’s Sector 142 outlet is a solid pick to stretch it into a proper night out.
2. Live Music Nights: Beer Garden & Salt Cafe
Where: The Beer Garden, Sector 63, Noida | The Salt Cafe, 437, 4th Floor, JPS Galleria, Sector 104, Noida
When: Today, Sunday, 30th August 2026 — Beer Garden at 8pm, Salt Cafe’s Sunday Soundscape at 8:30pm
Tickets: Beer Garden from ₹499 onwards, via District; Salt Cafe reservations via 📞 7840011181 / 7840011182
Featuring: Jatin live at The Beer Garden; Yukti Sharma live at Salt Cafe’s Sunday Soundscape
Two ways to close out the Sunday with live music, depending on the mood you’re chasing. Sunday Live at The Beer Garden brings Jatin for a pub-with-a-band energy — good if you want a proper night out with a group. Sunday Soundscape at The Salt Cafe leans acoustic and soulful, built around Yukti Sharma’s set and paired deliberately with food and drinks, so it works better if you want conversation alongside the music rather than over it.
Make a Sunday of it: Sector 63 is largely an office and industrial belt, so it empties out early on weekends — don’t build an elaborate evening around it, just head straight to Beer Garden and let that be the plan. Sector 104, on the other hand, is one of Noida’s densest cafe stretches, so if you’re heading to Salt Cafe, it’s worth arriving early and working in a stop at Habidade or Buona Sera beforehand for a slower start to the evening before the music picks up.
3. Comedy Nights: Two Picks Worth Your Sunday
Noida’s comedy calendar is unusually packed this Sunday — seven different shows across five venues. Rather than list all of them with equal weight, here are the two most worth prioritising, plus where to check the rest.
Noida Comedy Dangal
Where: Comedy Vault, Sector 18, Noida
When: 7pm
Tickets: Via BookMyShow
An audience-judged, competitive stand-up format — comics go head-to-head and the crowd decides who wins, which makes for a livelier, higher-stakes room than a standard set.
THE DUO ft. Neeti Palta & Manish Tyagi
Where: House of AMP Comedy Club, Sector 76, Noida
When: 8pm
Tickets: Via BookMyShow
Two established names on one bill — a safer bet if you’d rather watch polished, professional sets than a newer or more experimental line-up.
Also running today, if you want more options: Chappal: The Love Story by Aman Ali (6pm, Comedy Vault, Sector 18) blends storytelling with political satire; Silly Papa by Angad Singh Ranyal (6pm, The Laugh Casa Comedy Club, Sector 43) is a family-friendly set on parenting and modern life; Noida Comedy Express (6pm & 8pm, Comedy County by HITCHIN, Sector 104) runs a surprise line-up in a casual setting; and Noida Comedy Night (7pm, Owncomedyhouse, Sector 18) is a straightforward live showcase.
Make a Sunday of it: Comedy Vault, Owncomedyhouse and Mahaul Open Mic are all in Sector 18, which is Noida’s main market stretch — DLF Mall of India, Wave Mall and the Ansal Fortune Arcade complex all sit within easy walking distance, so there’s no shortage of food options before or after a show. If you’re headed to House of AMP for THE DUO instead, Sector 76 sits close to Spectrum Metro Mall in Sector 75, which has a food court plus an arcade and bowling lanes if the group wants to keep the night going past the show.
4. Mahaul Open Mic – 66th Edition
Where: AWAAZ Art Centre, FF 108, Ansal Fortune Arcade, Sector 18, Noida
When: Today, Sunday, 30th August 2026, 3pm (3 hours)
Performer Fee: ₹399 | Audience Fee: ₹149
Booking: Via BookMyShow; DM AWAAZ’s Instagram to book a performer slot
Now in its 66th edition, this is a genuine open floor — poetry, shayari, storytelling, singing, whatever you’ve been sitting on. You don’t have to perform to attend; showing up as an audience member is just as valid, and often just as rewarding if you enjoy live spoken word.
Make a Sunday of it: The timing works out neatly if comedy is also on your list today — Mahaul wraps around 6pm, right as Chappal: The Love Story kicks off at Comedy Vault a short walk away, and Comedy Dangal follows an hour after that. All three sit within the same Sector 18 stretch, so it’s an easy words-then-laughs plan for a group without needing to drive anywhere in between.
Meanwhile, Delhi NCR Is Having a Big Sunday Too
Worth the Drive – Delhi NCR Events
If Noida’s line-up doesn’t fill your day, or you’re simply up for the drive, Delhi has a genuinely busy Sunday running in parallel. Free outdoor stuff in the morning, a free college-crowd concert in Faridabad, and a run of big-ticket exhibitions and shows worth knowing about even if you don’t catch them today.
Don’t miss — the free stuff:
BRICS Solidarity Run & Ride 2026 (5km)
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Lodhi Road, 5am, free with prior registration. Comes with a T-shirt and refreshments, plus Zumba, yoga and games at the venue; Gautam Gambhir is the Guest of Honour at the National Sports Day celebration held alongside it. Nearest metro: JLN Stadium (Violet Line).
Virasat – The Handmade Festival
A flea and pop-up market running 25 August to 8 September at Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place, 11am to 8pm, free entry — no booking needed, just walk in. Nearest metro: Rajiv Chowk.
Sunanda Sharma Live
Free entry, Echelon Institute of Technology, Greater Faridabad, entry closes 5pm, e-pass here. If you’re a college student or part of the young-crowd scene, this is the one to build a squad plan around — Punjabi beats and full concert energy, no ticket cost.
Big-ticket picks, depending on who you’re going with:
Family with kids: Lenny’s Kids Concert Tour 2026 at Talkatora Indoor Stadium, 11am–3pm, ₹2,100 — global children’s entertainer Lenny Pearce makes his India debut, turning nursery rhymes into EDM anthems with an interactive, dance-heavy show.
Music enthusiasts: Soundscapes of India – Season 3, running through 31 August at the Dr Ambedkar International Centre — a free three-day showcase connecting artists with festival programmers and global audiences.
Nature lovers or a date outing: Amrit Udyan Summer Annuals 2026 at Rashtrapati Bhavan, open through 15 September, free with advance booking — a quiet, well-kept escape from the city inside the President’s Estate gardens.
South Indian flavours, food and music: South Side Story 2026 – Onam Special at KD Jadhav Indoor Stadium, running till 8pm today, ₹799 — Red FM’s Onam festival with performances by Karthik, Thaikkudam Bridge, The Raghu Dixit Project and more, alongside regional food and culture stalls.
Movie enthusiasts: Film Expo India 2026, running till today at Bharat Mandapam, ₹1,500 — five days of exhibitions and industry networking where you stand a real chance of spotting familiar faces from Indian cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
A. Top picks include a resin art workshop in Sector 142, live music nights at The Beer Garden (Sector 63) and The Salt Cafe (Sector 104), comedy shows including Noida Comedy Dangal and THE DUO ft. Neeti Palta and Manish Tyagi, and the 66th edition of Mahaul Open Mic at AWAAZ Art Centre in Sector 18.
A. In Delhi, the BRICS Solidarity Run at JLN Stadium, the Virasat handmade flea market at Connaught Place, Sunanda Sharma’s live concert in Faridabad, and Soundscapes of India Season 3 are all free entry.
A. Seven stand-up shows are running across the city — Noida Comedy Dangal (Comedy Vault, Sector 18) and THE DUO ft. Neeti Palta and Manish Tyagi (House of AMP, Sector 76) are the top picks, alongside Chappal: The Love Story, Silly Papa, Noida Comedy Express and Noida Comedy Night.
A. Sunanda Sharma’s free live concert in Greater Faridabad is built for a young, college-going crowd. Closer to home, the Mahaul Open Mic in Sector 18 and Noida’s comedy shows are also solid options for a group hangout.
A. Lenny’s Kids Concert Tour at Talkatora Indoor Stadium in Delhi is built specifically for families with young children, while Amrit Udyan at Rashtrapati Bhavan is a calmer, garden-based family option.
A. If you’re looking to keep Sunday, 30 August, budget-friendly, Mahaul Open Mic at AWAAZ Art Centre is one of the best low-cost picks in Noida, with audience entry starting at just ₹149. The 3pm event features poetry, storytelling, music, stand-up comedy and spoken word.
You can also look for a free or low-cost outing around Noida’s markets, malls and public spaces, or pair a budget event with a coffee rather than planning an expensive meal. The idea is to pick one paid activity and keep the rest of your Sunday simple.
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