KUCHING: The holiday season at tHe Spring shopping mall took on a magical glow Saturday night as The Band Lab presented “A Frozen Christmas,” a festive concert that captivated a diverse crowd. Starting at 8.30 pm, the South Court in the mall buzzed with anticipation as families and friends gathered
KUCHING: Growing up in the part of the world where a snowy Christmas always seemed like a Christmas miracle, many wonder if this miracle could ever come true. But, forget dreaming of a white Christmas—this year, Kuchingnites are living it! On Dec 18, Kuchingnites saw a true Christmas miracle—finally a
KUCHING: AirAsia has introduced fixed fares to help Malaysians reunite with their loved ones for the Lunar New Year celebration in January 2025. Passengers can travel one-way from Kuala Lumpur to Kuching, Bintulu, Miri, or Sibu; or from Johor Bahru to Kuching, Sibu, or Miri, at an all-in one-way of
KUCHING: tHe Spring management is closely monitoring updates from the relevant authorities regarding ongoing roadworks outside the shopping mall. On Nov 30, the roadwork caused massive traffic congestion within the shopping mall’s compound, affecting shoppers during the weekend. “We are looking into the best way to manage this situation, as
KUCHING: As the tabling of the 2025 state budget draws closer, Balai Ringin assemblyman Datuk Snowdan Lawan hopes to see allocations directed toward advancing rural development, such as in his constituency, Balai Ringin. “We’re expecting that some portion of the budget will go toward spurring development in rural areas like
KUCHING: The What About Kuching (WAK) Festival 2025 aims to further elevate Sarawak’s creative scene by broadening its focus on grassroots performances. Festival director Donald Tan said that the upcoming WAK Festival will prioritise giving a stage to Sarawakian talents who have yet to showcase their skills. “Looking forward to
KUCHING: Sarawak is set to experience its highest visitor influx to date, with the state expecting to reach five million visitors by the end of the year. Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry, and Performing Arts Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said the number of visitors should have already reached
KUCHING: The idea of eating any type of faeces typically only comes to mind for survival or combating a life-threatening disease—but what if it were served as dessert? Imagine after a scrumptious dinner, all you crave is a little sweet to pinch the tastebud, and what is presented to your
KUCHING: The Japan Foundation Kuala Lumpur (JFKL) organised a five-day filmmaking workshop for Malaysian and Japanese youth last August to celebrate the 20th Japanese Film Festival (JFF) 2024, marking its 12th edition in Kuching. Led by Malaysian director Lim Kah Wai, the workshop covered all aspects of filmmaking, including ideation,
KUCHING: Minister of Tourism, Creative Industry, and Performing Arts, Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah encouraged the public to draw inspiration from Japanese customs, culture, and social development. Reflecting on a family trip to Japan, he recounted an incident where his son accidentally left his pouch on a coach, which
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