All posts tagged "Culture"
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0Culture & heritageThe Last Songkok Maker Standing in Penang
In a world of automation and high efficiency, the careful craftsmanship of a traditionally handmade product always stands out. Somewhere along King...
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0Culture & heritageThe Different Types of Chinese New Year Lion Dances
Today, there are at least nine regional styles of lion dances that are still practised and honoured as a proud cultural expression...
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0CommunityIt’s High Time for the KL Highland Games
It’s the 7th KL Highland Games by the Selangor St Andrew’s Society (SSAS) sponsored by Borr Drilling! As one of the oldest...
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0EventsThe Festivals of the Year Return: Rainforest World Music Festival and Borneo Jazz Festival 2022
The most eagerly awaited music festivals in Malaysia, the Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) and Borneo Jazz Festival (BJF), are back once...
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0Culture & ReligionHistory’s Legality: Of Cave Temples and Government Land
Predating laws of the land, cave temples have long been accepted as part of the landscape. But with time, statewide governance come...
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0ArtPresenting Pieces of History with Art House Gallery
Looking to switch up cultural gifts appealing to the history nerd in your loved ones and family members? Try getting your Christmas...
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0Culture & heritageBorneo and Britain’s Beats Preserved in Bank Archive
A digital archive of sounds, images, and videos from musicians and creatives around the world to preserve the culture and heritage has...
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0EntertainmentHistorical Old Malaya Films Return to Public Malaysian Screens
For the first time in a decade, films from Old Malaya cinema’s golden era will be screened for the public. While still...
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0Culture & heritageShadow and Synthetics: A Contemporary Approach to Preserving Tradition
Both art and entertainment, the Sanskrit roots of wayang kulit may hold a modern solution into keeping the tradition alive. Beginning with...
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0EducationSchool Snaps: Oasis International School Seniors Explore the Art of Ikigai
Oasis International School understands that diversity challenges our assumptions and adds beauty to the world. Students learn to respect the unique qualities...
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0EventsThe Rainforest World Music Festival Goes Virtual in 2021… and It’s Free!
Sarawak’s popular, long-running music extravaganza keeps the beat going – safely – with the festival’s first-ever immersive virtual experience from June 18-20....
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0Culture & heritageMalaysian Designer Creates Intricate Mahjong Tiles from Wood
In wanting to see the Chinese game of mahjong become more inclusive and accessible to others, Kaiyi Wong is building bridges one...
