KUCHING: The Sarawak Arts Council (MSS) is strengthening its role as a key driver of cultural diplomacy by bringing Sarawak’s rich arts and heritage onto
SIBU: Ching Ming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day, is an important cultural platform to commemorate ancestors and establish a bloodline connection between descendants and
KUCHING: Shooting for the upcoming historical film Jangkar 1972, with a production budget of approximately RM6 million, will begin across several locations in Sarawak starting
KUCHING: Yayasan Perpaduan Sarawak (YPS) will deploy its Sape Ambassadors to several of the state’s most prominent upcoming events as part of an ongoing mission
Rediscovering the Sarawak State Museum grounds, a place where history, nature, and childhood memories meet. Once filled with music, laughter, and family outings, the gardens
Nothing beats a calm morning with a warm cup of coffee, soft rays peeking through the curtains with thoughts forming without any sense of urgency.
SELANGAU: The Iban community’s Kain Karap weaving heritage is entering a new phase, where it is not only preserved but also developed as a potential
KOTA SAMARAHAN: Hoan Gallery, one of Sarawak’s prominent art spaces, is exploring international collaborations and organising statewide art camps. The initiative is part of efforts
MIRI: The rich oral traditions of the Iban community have the potential to project Sarawak’s identity onto the global stage if developed through contemporary and
IN a world where stories are increasingly consumed in fleeting scrolls and shrinking attention spans, there is something quietly reassuring about the weight of a
