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Thursday (July 3)¥Saudi Arabian DJ Baloo will perform at Level, located on the Club Seven complex of the Mishal Hotel. This is part of his summer residency in Level and he will be returning on August 7. Baloo's releases include "Don't You Ever Get" and "Cover Letter" and he has played in Amsterdam, Washington DC, Beirut, Dubai and Abu Dhabi and also appeared at the 2006 Winter Music Conference in Miami alongside Harley & Muscle and Gene Hunt. Doors open at 10pm with a warm-up set by resident Mr. K. Baloo goes on at midnight sharp. Tickets are BD7 at the door and BD5 for ladies and nightlife members. For details contact Paul at 39777470.

Friday (July 4)

¥ The Kannada Sangha Bahrain is hosting a Sambhrama cultural celebration to mark the visit of educationalist and philanthropist Dr D Veerendra Heggade at the Al Raja School auditorium.

A colourful traditional dance drama 'Yakshagana' presentation will start at 5pm. Dr Heggade received the prestigious Padma Bhushan award for his commitment to social work and communal harmony.

The event will feature songs, folk dances, classical dance-form Bharatanatyam and a ballet presented by Sangha artists. Other performers include Baayaru Ramesh Shetty, Subraya Holla and Chandrashekhar Dharmasthala.

Doors will open at 4.30pm and a Poorna Kumbha welcome will be provided to Dr Heggade at 4.45pm. For details contact Mr Santhosh on 39837771 or the office on 17271257 for more details.

Saturday (July 5)

¥ The Albareh Art Gallery in Adliya is offering drawing, calligraphy and pottery courses from today. For details contact 17717707.

Sunday (July 6)

¥ A Summer Career Camp is being organised by Career Expo from today until July 17 at the Bahrain Training Institute.

It is targeted at male and female students currently in their second year of high school. The camp will accommodate 30 girls in the first week and 30 boys in the following week. Activities will comprise a number of workshops related to career guidance and counseling with a focus on necessary professional skills, along with various field visits which aim to acquaint the students with available options in the job market.

Students can take personality tests and other diagnostics. Career Expo 2008 is scheduled from October 21-23 at the Bahrain International Exhibition Centre and will welcome Bahraini secondary students, vocational students, jobseekers, parents, and the community at large. Students will be selected on a first come first serve basis. Those interested can contact on 17556411 or 36476774.