Entertainment / Arts & Culture news in Jalan Lapangan Terbang Kuching Sarawak
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Lien Heng Cup lion dance championship returns to Kuching Sept 26-27 with RM25,500 prize pool
The Lien Heng Cup-Lien Heng Lion Dance Open Championship 2026 will be held on Sept 26 and 27 at The Hills in Kuching, offering RM25,500 in prizes including RM8,000 for the champion. Kuching South mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng said at least 23 teams from Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore are expected, with organisers targeting 30. A 'Lion Spirit' photography competition with professional camera, mobile phone and short video categories will run alongside.
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Kuching Intercultural Mooncake Festival returns Sept 15-26 at Carpenter Street
The Kuching Intercultural Mooncake Festival 2026 will run at Carpenter Street from Sept 15 to 26, with more than 100 vendors expected for the 12-day celebration. Organising chairman Kapitan Lim Chuan Chan said the festival will be officially launched on Sept 15 by Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts Minister Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah.
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AIM25 to be held in Sarawak for first time since 1993, says CEO
The 25th Anugerah Industri Muzik (AIM25) will be held in Kuching, Sarawak on September 26, marking the first time the awards are held in the state since its inception in 1993. Sarawak Media Group CEO Kushairi Abang said the event will feature Sarawak's cultural elements and is supported by a RM950,000 grant from the Communications Ministry.
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Kuching's Lien Heng Cup lion dance aims for 30 teams, RM25,500 prize pool
The 3rd Lien Heng Cup lion dance championship in Kuching is targeting 30 participating teams, up from 23 last year. The event, scheduled for Sept 26-27 at The Hills, Kuching, will feature a traditional Southern Lion Dance competition with a total cash prize pool of RM25,500. A concurrent photography contest offers an additional RM4,000 in prizes.
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Kuching South mayor: Sarawak should shed haze image, embrace tech like AI film 'Michiru'
Kuching South mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng said Sarawak should project a forward-looking image rather than be associated with negative issues like haze, and that the federal government should lead engagement with Indonesia on the transboundary problem. He spoke at the press conference for 'Michiru', a 30-minute AI-produced animated film set in Kuching, which will be screened free at GSC tHe Spring on Saturday. The film was created by Isekai Zero, whose AI application has about 70,000 daily active users worldwide.
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Miss Sarawak Tourism 2026 finalists to serve as state's tourism ambassadors
The Miss Sarawak Tourism 2026 pageant was officially launched in Kuching, with its 17 finalists set to act as ambassadors promoting Sarawak's culture and tourism internationally. State minister Datuk Snowdan Lawan said the ambassadors must have confidence and communication skills to tell Sarawak's story to the world.