Running events, without the guesswork.

What ticketing platforms actually charge in India — and who pays it

A percentage of your ticket price and a flat fee on the buyer are not the same deal, even when the headline number looks similar. Here is how to read what you are being charged.

7 September 2026

Jamnagar

Miles & Brew: three activities, one morning, ₹129

A run, a make-your-own-coffee session and pickleball, stacked into a single Sunday morning in Jamnagar. Why stacking beats extending when you want people to stay.

7 September 2026

Jamnagar

Miles With Fitrox: running a HYROX-style fitness morning without the HYROX budget

A running group in Jamnagar dropped the run entirely for one week and built a station circuit instead — strength, endurance, speed, functional work — at ₹150 a head.

7 September 2026

Jamnagar

Miles Got Latent: what happens when you let the audience buy a spot on stage

A 6am run in Jamnagar, then an open mic — and a second ticket, at the same ₹129, that buys you the microphone instead of a seat. Why selling the stage separately works.

7 September 2026

Jamnagar

Bollywood Janta Party, Jamnagar: how one café night priced four different tickets

Jam Sham Café sold this night four ways — single, couple, and a group of four at ₹300 a head. The bundle maths is the interesting part, and so is what it does to your door.

7 September 2026

Jamnagar

Events in Jamnagar: what actually happens here, and what it costs

Jamnagar does not have a stadium circuit, and it does not need one. What it has is a café-and-community calendar — 6am runs, fitness mornings, craft workshops and Bollywood nights — mostly under ₹400.

7 September 2026