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Wednesday 24 August 2016

Yayasan Sime Darby Art Festival 2016

Last month Mamarazzi saw her friend post up about Sime Darby Art Festival on Facebook. This is the first that Mamarazzi heard of this festival . What caught Mamarazzi's eyes was "For this year' s festival, we will have close to 60 workshops for children and adults. Whether you would like to learn Hip Hop or Chinese Sleeve Dance, Directing or Batik Printing, there is something for everyone to choose from. All workshops are free of charge but there is limited space available. You can also walk-in to register on the festival day, subject to availability.". 

Wow...so many workshops...even have Belly Dancing, Bollywood Dance, Flamenco Dancing and many others. 




Apa lagi...after checking various workshops, she immediately register me for  several workshops. 





We arrived there early. 10am was the first workshop - Dance in Speech .... followed by Djembe Workshop, ACX  Puppet, Public Speaking and and...what else ah...lost track. 

While I was attending the workshops, she went and "cuci mata"(wash eye- means browse around) looking at LengZhai and LengLui(Pretty guys and girls) performing there.

All day long there are various performance being perform inside KLPAC and outside. She loves the choir. The little boys and girls have voice of the angels.






She heard the impressive sound of drums being played. They were like calling out to her. She walked out door and saw this energetic performance.

Sorry ya...only able to get the back view as she dare not  disturb the performance by walking to the front.

What she love the most is the smiling face of the performers. They smile to each other and to the audience  making it very pleasant to see. It was like they are having the time of their life. That makes it so special


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This second video shows that they are playing a traditional Malay song. Can you identify the song? Amazing how well they blend the old and the new together.


Break for lunch. There were food truck and stall right at the parking lot of KLPAC. I was very hungry. Had this packet of Nasi Briyani with Ayam Berempah. Yippee!! It's not spicy at all. I like.


 I managed to see clown entertaining the adults and kids. 


Outdoor, there were many booths

I wanted to attempt this but Mamarazzi said it's for adult . 


But I did get my hand on Batik Painting. 


Jeng jeng!



Then i went to the booth where they are promoting 100 traditional games. 

Trying my hands on one of the traditional games.

Aiyoyo...this coconut "bowling" may look easy but pretty hard leh. The coconut shape is not completely round.


Aha! This is much easier than the Coconut Bowling. I have talent in this. 

Had to used a lot of "brain juice" for this.


It's time for my next workshop lo.



Got some pretty girl girl bringing a large piece of cloth asking visitors to sign. I couldn't sign it then.


But later on, I managed to sign. 


There are things for everyone. Mamarazzi likes drums and music. Papa likes theatre.  He went to watch three plays .




Mamarazzi was watching this amazing hand percussion when she received a call saying that parent have to accompany the child for the last workshop.


We had fun at this workshop. Made my own puppet with help from Mamarazzi and play with torch light and shadow.





It's sad that we had to go back as it's evening already. I enjoyed myself very much at the Art Festival. hopefully it will be held again next year. 


58 comments:

  1. What fun activities for Small Kucing. What a learning experience too!

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  2. I would not have wanted to leave! So much fun everywhere! I love the sound of that big huge drum! Both the music groups are very good! Did you paint that? It is very good!

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    1. A day full of activities.

      It's more amazing when watching them play the drums live.

      Yes i did. Thamks ☺

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  3. When I heard of Yayasan, scholarships or study loans usually cames to my mind. Little kucing really grown up and he had a great time, it seems.

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  4. Wahhhhh!!!! Such an interesting event! Did you dance? Joined the public speaking? You sure had fun, I can see that!

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  5. Wah! So much nice activities!

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  6. So lovely to see you and Joshua!!

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    1. Same here. Max grew so tall already. 😊

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  7. We far away, if not, we can go together ya... hehe...

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    1. Ya wor...there got Zumba Dancing. You can teach me 😊

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  8. Ah, I LOVED the videos! Looks like you had a lot of fun! Who wouldn't?? Thanks for sharing it with us!

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    1. You are welcome Linda.

      Fun for the whole family

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  9. Eh, your batik painting not bad leh. Got talent!

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    1. Thank you thank you....better than Mamarazzi's.

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  10. I just blown away by all the sights and sounds you experienced, lil kitten ... I will have to come to Malaysia some time and see for myself ... smiles ... Love, cat.

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    1. Malaysia is a vibrant country. Rich with culture from various race and ethics. Some I have not learn yet.

      Like this festival...there were so many local types of music instruments , games, dances and arts.

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  11. This is by far your best blog post yet ever, lil kitten !!! Love, cat.

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    1. Awww....Mamarazzi is blushing now. Thanks Meow!

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  12. The last time I went was a couple of years ago... fun way to kill a few hours.

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    1. Annual event ka? We saja pigi tarak check properly thought just got wirkshop there. But when arrived..fuiyoh..do many things. Next year shall explore again if got the chance

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  13. Hello!:) What an amazing festival! So much to see and activities to partake in that you must have had a great time. It certainly looks like a lot of fun.

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    1. Our furst time there. Hopefully next year can join again

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  14. What are you going to do with the Batik Painting, Small Kucing? It looks good:)

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    1. Probably frame up and hang on the wall as decoration 😊

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  15. Wow---what an awesome festival for ALL ages.... Glad you ALL enjoyed it... I love reading and hearing about all kinds of things for kids to do --to use their brains.... SO NEAT.

    Thanks for sharing.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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    1. Lol..in this sase will post up more in the future

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  16. Waa..that is a lot of fun. You are a lucky kid! ;)
    I enjoyed the drum videos tremendously ..enigmatic performance.
    The coconut bowling brings back fond memories for me. We used to do beach BBQs and would gather friends and family to compete! ^.^

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    1. The coconut bowling was hard ro do. Tried several times and failed till a little boy go near to the tin and dropped the coconut on top of ut. Lol

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  17. So many fun things to do. Photos were great!

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  18. Fantastic outing for fun, leisure and to learn a thing or two.

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  19. That was a fun filled day for you! I too wouldn't want to leave. I will move around and have fun watching all the events going on. You did a great job in the batik printing!

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    1. The place also have nice spots for photography and some lovely plants

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  20. Bravo you managed to get onto quite a lot of workshops! :)

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  21. looks like an interesting event. lots of activities for both kids and adults alike.

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  22. Oh no, you have missed one liangzhai, that is me....

    :)

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  23. What a fun-filled event for the entire family! xoxo

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  24. This is interesting! Children and parent can enjoy together.

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    1. yup/...if Amani was here, she would enjoy it too

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  25. What an interesting event with so much to see and do. I salute with the modern day organisers with so much innovative ideas! I want to be a kid again.

    Hey, your latest post cannot leave comments?

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    1. coz latest post only gambar...no need to comment la

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