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15 Years of Urban Solace: Our Journey in Print

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For 15 years, we have been more than a cafe. We have been a stage for poets, a home for book lovers, and a scrapbook of Bangalore’s artistic soul. Browse through our journey in the press and the moments that shaped our community.

A clipping from the Bangalore Mirror for a 'Poetic evening' with poet and educator Varsha Kalyani. We love seeing our events featured as a top 'Thing to Do' in the city.

Our Book Lovers' Club meeting got a shout-out in the Bangalore Mirror for our review of "The Vegetarian." It's always great to see our readers' rendezvous in the news.

Another feature in the Bangalore Mirror for our first poetry evening of 2025, a special open mic themed "Celebrating Everything New."

A "Poetry night" feature in the Bangalore Mirror, highlighting five of Bengaluru's talented poets who performed at a special edition of 'Tuesdays with the Bard'.

Our "Poetry party" made the papers! This clipping announces another special edition of our poetry night, featuring five more incredible poets from the city.

"Diverse poems" at Urban Solace. This newspaper feature highlights the unique voices and themes explored by five poets at our 15-year anniversary celebration.

The Bangalore Mirror covering our November Book Lovers' Club discussion on Kalavathi Raj's memoir, "30 Years in the Searing Sun."

A "Poetry night" feature for Karthik Sankar's book "An Inner Travelogue." We are honored to be the venue where poets share their published works.

"Narrative poems" by Dr. Ishan Capoor, a practicing pulmonologist, were featured in the Bangalore Mirror. His debut poetry book was based on his experiences as a frontliner.

"Keep exploring" is the headline for this clipping about our Book Lovers' Club discussion of "We Will Be Together Always" by Rita Chhablani.

About Our Legacy: Posters, Press & 15 Years of Community

These clippings from the Bangalore Mirror aren't just press mentions to us. They represent the hundreds of Tuesday nights spent listening to first-time voices, the Sunday mornings filled with book debates, and the genuine connections built over a cup of coffee. When you step into our space in Ulsoor, you are walking into a history of real people sharing real stories.

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