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Balava Dine & Dip Weekends with the Celebrity Chef Nilesh Limaye at Courtyard by Marriott
Becky Bee's Popsicle Stick launch in Pune
Chai Pe Charcha with The Lady Bug at Baan Tao, Hyatt Pune
Eggless Baking Workshop, Nim's CakenCraft, Pune
Fiery Malaysian Adventure by Burrp and The Westin
Intellisense Living — Discourse by motivational speaker Shri Gaur Gopal Prabhu
Jashn-e-Hyderabad, Le Meridian, Pune
JW Marriott Goan and Marwar Food Festival 2016
JW Marriott Food Truck
JW Marriott Pune: Special demonstration for kids pre-Christmas
Lollapalooza Launch Party
Maharashtrian Food Festival, Courtyard by Marriott, Hinjewadi, Pune
Mexican Fiesta, 212 All Day Cafe and Bar, Pune
'Spa'rty at Quan Spa, JW Marriott, Pune
Steamy Affair, Courtyard by Marriott, Hinjewadi, Pune
Sushi Festival, Shizusan, Pune

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