The
two-day festival features a wide range of strawberries, exciting competitions, games,
live music and fun
17th
February 2021, Mumbai: Mumbai Festival hosted by Things2do in association with Maharashtra Tourism department, concluded
yesterday amidst fanfare and gaiety. Fest-o-berry, which celebrated
people’s love for strawberries at R-city mall, Ghatkopar on 13th and
14th February, was one of the major highlights of the Mumbai festival.
More than
20,000 people visited the strawberry-bathed venue to immerse themselves in a
2-day celebration featuring over 150 strawberry delicacies. Apart from various
delicious strawberry dishes, the key features
of the festival included fun-filled games, exciting contests such as strawberry
eating competition, cooking workshops, etc.
The venue turned into a
strawberry-paradise for the fruit and food lovers who relished delicacies like
milkshakes, ice-creams, juices, waffles, jams and so much more, straight from
Mahabaleshwar.
Renowned Chef
Tanisha Murjani of ‘The Baker’s Affairs’ presented a delectable 10-feet long
cake which garnered massive attention from the on-lookers. Honorable
Director of Directorate of Tourism (DoT), Dhananjay Sawalkar did the honor
of cutting the cake at the festival. While sharing his thoughts on the
festival, he said, “Post covid, everything had slowed down and after a long
break people got an opportunity to travel and come together to celebrate. Many
of them came forward and participated in various activities as well. With this
festival, the sense of vibrancy was felt all over again. The efforts that
Things2do has put in to organize Mumbai festival are highly appreciable and,
all the digital and on ground activities were very well co-ordinated and
executed.”
Fest-o-berry also showcased incredible live
music and performances. While the Dharavi
Dream Project spellbound the audience with their performance, the popular
stand-up comedian Yash Rathi left the audience in splits.
Social
media influencers like Sana Khan, Brinda Shah and Diljaan attended the event and showcased
their love for the red fruit.
The 21-day
long Mumbai festival which began last month held many events like Sand Art
Festival at Girgaum Chowpatty, Vintage Car Rally at BKC, Bandra and Ballard
Pier, Mumbai Film Festival at PVR Cinemas. Several photo-op stops were
installed across iconic destinations of Mumbai for 21 days.
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