KUCHING: A massive crowd turned up at the Kuching Food Festival as culinary delights stole the spotlight, with the irresistible aroma of local and international cuisine drawing food lovers from all walks of life. From sizzling street food to exotic delicacies, the event has once again proven to be a
BAU: The Siniawan Waterfront, which has been under development for nearly five years, is now in its final phase of completion. Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg will be officiating at the opening ceremony of the waterfront on September 27. According to Serembu Assemblyman, Miro Simuh, the
BAU: Siniawan town is gearing up for a historic celebration that will include the Siniawan Country Music Festival (SCMF), the waterfront launching, and Siniawan town’s anniversary – all in one grand event. The most awaited will be the eighth SCMF, which will be held from September 26 to 28, marking
KUCHING: The Rotary Club of Kuching marked a historic milestone today with the 85th Presidential Installation Ceremony, welcoming Justin Yntig Bersales as its 85th Club President. The immediate past president was Charlie Ong, who held the presidency for one year. This one-year term also applied to the Board of Directors.
KUCHING: In a vibrant tribute to its long-standing commitment to the arts, the Sarawak Fine Arts Society (SFAS) celebrated its 76th anniversary by partnering with tHe Spring Shopping Mall to host its annual members’ art exhibition, themed Colours of Sarawak. Held on Sunday (July 13) at the mall, the event
KUCHING: A state leader has brushed aside suggestions that additional components be incorporated into the current focus on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education. Deputy Minister of Education, Innovation, and Talent Development Datuk Dr Annuar Rapaee feels it is best to maintain the present emphasis on these subjects. “Some
A PERCEIVED lack of Orang Ulu voices in the burgeoning Dayak music industry is prompting calls for more aspiring singers, especially from the the Kayan and Kenyah community, to come onboard. Among those encouraging them to step forward is veteran singer and cultural advocate from the Kayan community, Rosiana Urai,
SANTUBONG: Sarawak is experiencing a major tourism boom, with the state recording over RM1 billion in tourism receipts each month over the past four months.Tourism, Creative Industry, and Performing Arts Minister, Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said, this trend highlights Sarawak’s rising popularity as a travel destination.It also reflects
SANTUBONG: Sarawak is not entertaining any thoughts about moving the Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) out of Sarawak.Doing so may make commercial sense but Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts Minister Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah is convinced that there is greater value in hosting it here like always.Now
SANTUBONG: The performances by the legendary band Earth, Wind & Fire tonight (Saturday, second day of the Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) 2025) here will give emphasis to the theme of love uniting people through music. One of the band members, Timothy Tyrone Owen, said love in harmony brings timeless
