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Film South Asia, Do not miss this biennial festival screening scintillating, provocative documentaries from all over South Asia. 19 to 22 November Yala Maya Kendra, Patan Dhoka

Brick by Brick, Eleven Nepali artists share their perspectives on the current needs of the country through their artworks. Opens 5pm, 20 November, until 27 November, Park Gallery, Lalitpur

Help rebuild, A special fund-raising print sale to contribute towards the rebuilding of heritage sites in Patan by Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust (KVPT). www.photoktm.com/#support

Ambient Valley Festival, Featuring Nepal’s famous alternative artists and musicians, with live art, music and breathtaking Himalayan views. 27 to 29 November, Shivapuri National Park, 9849513017/9801038501

Critical Mass, A monthly meet-up of cyclists followed by a brief ride. 5.30 pm, 27 November Basantapur, Kathmandu

Mountain ghosts, Screening of A Ghost of the Mountains, a film by Samir Jung Thapa, organised by Cultural Studies Group of Nepal (CSGN). Followed by discussion with the filmmaker and wildlife experts. 9.30am, 27 November, Moskh, Jhamsikhel, Lalitpur Rs 400 for non-members

Climate march, March to push for right climate plans. 1pm, 29 November, starts at Thapathali bridge.

Kathmandu MTB Fest, The ultimate cycling fest with prizes up to Rs 800,000. Register: kathmandumtbfest.com 20 to 22 November, Hattiban

Farmers’ market, The biggest gathering of local producers in the Valley selling organic produce, dairy products, artisanal bread and pastries and home-made goodies. 8am to 1pm, Le Sherpa, Lajimpat, every Saturday, (01)4006587, 9802028777

Look Back in Anger, John Osborne’s play, directed by Shankar Rijal, portrays the disillusionment among youth in the 1950s. 5.15 to 7pm, 20 November to 2 December Mandala Theatre, Anamnagar

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