The Library at Mumbai’s Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre opened to visitors on November 1, adding a space for reading, dining and literary programmes to the Bandra Kurla Complex venue. NMACC’s official listing identifies the start date and describes a mix of books, food and cultural activities.
The centre’s November 2 announcement says the collection contains more than 4,500 titles across fiction, children’s books, art, design, history, travel and other subjects. Books are available to read and purchase, rather than being presented as a lending collection.
The space also includes an all-day dining offering developed with restaurateur Aditi Dugar and a stage for conversations and performances. Planned activities include author sessions, storytelling, spoken-word events, workshops and programmes for children and families.
ET Now’s report confirms that the venue is open to the public, while noting that individual events may require registration. Visitors should check NMACC’s current programme for timings and event arrangements before travelling.
Illustrative photograph of books beside a plant. This is not an image of The Library at NMACC. Photo: Francisco Mora; CC0 1.0.
