<p>The Bangalore International Centre is moving into a bigger building, and is marking the occasion with a festival on Sunday.</p>.<p>The day-long BIC Fest includes about 30 events, including talks on Bengaluru and public policy, and art, music, dance and film activities. Entry is free.</p>.<p>Founded in 2005, the centre was functioning from the premises of TERI in Domlur. It has now moved to a 48,000 sq ft new campus on the same road.</p>.<p>Speakers at the ‘Bangalore Panorama’ on Sunday include Arun Pai, Narendar Pani, Aliyeh Rizvi, Sanjeev Jain, Naresh Narasimhan and Maya Jayapal. Children’s events feature storytelling sessions and a film screening.</p>.<p>A session on Kannada writing and modernity will begin with the screening of Tulu film ‘Paddayi’, directed by award-winning director Abhaya Simha.</p>.<p>The Jyoti Nivas School for Blind Children Choir and musical artist Vasu Dixit are also slated to perform.</p>.<p>The centre is located at No 6, 4th Main, Domlur II Stage.</p>
<p>The Bangalore International Centre is moving into a bigger building, and is marking the occasion with a festival on Sunday.</p>.<p>The day-long BIC Fest includes about 30 events, including talks on Bengaluru and public policy, and art, music, dance and film activities. Entry is free.</p>.<p>Founded in 2005, the centre was functioning from the premises of TERI in Domlur. It has now moved to a 48,000 sq ft new campus on the same road.</p>.<p>Speakers at the ‘Bangalore Panorama’ on Sunday include Arun Pai, Narendar Pani, Aliyeh Rizvi, Sanjeev Jain, Naresh Narasimhan and Maya Jayapal. Children’s events feature storytelling sessions and a film screening.</p>.<p>A session on Kannada writing and modernity will begin with the screening of Tulu film ‘Paddayi’, directed by award-winning director Abhaya Simha.</p>.<p>The Jyoti Nivas School for Blind Children Choir and musical artist Vasu Dixit are also slated to perform.</p>.<p>The centre is located at No 6, 4th Main, Domlur II Stage.</p>
