The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to reverberate through various sectors, and the world of arts is no exception. While the world slowly recovers,
KUCHING: A talk will be held here on exploring the hidden world of rainforest animals through the lens of camera traps. The talk titled “Camera
EVERY bride and groom dreams of having a wedding that reflects their cultural traditions and customs.Chinese couples often incorporate Chinese elements, Iban couples celebrate with
BY ARIANA FIDELIA MIRI: Society should leverage art as a therapeutic tool to address the rising mental health issues, said former Director-General of Health, Tan
In Southeast Asia, traditional Malay kampungs, once vibrant with wooden houses on stilts and village chiefs, are disappearing amid urban development. Artist Rahim Ismail now
KUCHING: Stanford Ryan Sidi made Malaysia, and particularly Sarawak, proud by achieving a remarkable success at the 27th World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA). The
BELAGA: The Kayans of Uma Kahei in Belaga celebrated their culture for the first time in a festival called ‘Pesta Do Ledoh,’ held from July
BELAGA: The different rituals and customs that were once practiced by the Kayan community were put on display in a ‘lepo’ (hut) in Belaga here.
SIBU: Pusaka Negeri Sarawak (Pusaka) here will hold the Sarawakiana Exhibition: 3D Sculpture Sea Life in cooperation with SMK Bukit Assek which will feature 20
WWF-Malaysia is delighted to launch its latest publication, “Protecting People, Sustaining Nature: Finding the Balance for Kuba’an-Puak and the Maligan Highlands”, in celebration of World
