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NESTLED amidst the serene landscapes of Sentosa Janda Baik Resort (SJB) in Bentong, Pahang, a vibrant celebration unfolds, where art, inclusivity, and the spirit of community intertwine seamlessly. Hari Seni Sentosa (HSS), a groundbreaking event curated especially for persons with disabilities (PWDs), has transformed the tranquil venue into a bustling hub of creativity and camaraderie.

STEPPING into the bustling grounds of Saujana Hotel Subang, Selangor, I’m greeted by the lively hum of reunion — a gathering of boys-turned-men from the illustrious Malay College Kuala Kangsar (MCKK), their divergent paths intertwining once more in the tapestry of memory.

BOUNDING up the escalator, heedless of its sluggish ascent, I hasten towards level 1 of Kuala Lumpur’s GMBB mall, eager for my rendezvous at Hikayat Fandom, a bookstore belonging to author Ninot Aziz and her husband, Rudy Daud, which houses books, articles and illustrations from Hikayat legends and Asian folklore.

IN the heart of Kuching, Sarawak, amidst the lush landscapes that define its natural beauty, the inaugural Rainforest Youth Summit 2024 (RAYS2024) got underway at the Hikmah Exchange Event Centre.

HIGH above the bustling cityscape of Kuala Lumpur, amidst the serene hills of Genting in Pahang, a significant event is unfolding. Commerce Dot Com Sdn Bhd (CDC), established in 1999 as a procurement solutions provider, has cast aside conventional norms to champion a cause far greater than profit margins: the preservation of our planet.

IN a significant stride towards fostering global artistic exchange, SARENG Gallery has unveiled its inaugural International Art Residency programme, featuring acclaimed Malaysian artist Hisyamuddin Abdullah as its first resident.

AS the late afternoon sun filters through the cafe window, its gentle rays caress the space, enveloping it with a comforting glow. My gaze is drawn to two figures seated at the back, whose eyes, I note with pleasure, alight with anticipation as they rise in unison the moment I enter.

NESTLED amidst the vibrant pulse of Central London, an icon rises, casting its shadow over the bustling streets below. Battersea Power Station, a testament to the city’s industrial legacy, now basks in the spotlight of global acclaim.

AS the door swings open, the hitherto tranquil cafe located on the ground floor of Hard Rock Hotel Desaru Coast, Johor, is suddenly pierced by a burst of hearty laughter, cutting through the serene ambiance like a ray of sunlight through a cloudy sky.