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Akar Kita Abadi
Language: English, Bahasa Malaysia, None, Others, Manglish, Thai, Indonesian, Tagalog, Non-Verbal
Category: Event
Tags: Reading, Workshop, Festivals, Launch, Multimedia, Poetry, Participatory Art, Storytelling, Talk, Handcraft
Duration: 720 minutes with intermission (60 minutes)
Doors Open: 30 minutes before the event
Seating: Free Seating
Dress Code: Semi Formal
Recommended for: 12 years old and above
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Price
RM10.00, RM20.00, RM120.00, RM200.00, RM250.00, RM300.00
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RM10.00
Additional Fee Applies
Duration: 720 minutes with intermission (60 minutes)
Doors Open: 30 minutes before the event
Seating: Free Seating
Dress Code: Semi Formal
Recommended for: 12 years old and above
Performers & Creatives
Jingga Purnama
Theatre & Event Production
Jingga Purnama was founded to manage theatre production from research to performance, later expanding into event management, including product launches, cultural programs, and wedding ceremonies.
Han Royani
Writer & Facilitator
A Malaysian writer featured in Akar Kita Abadi 2025 and the Malaysia–Philippines zine “DARI LAUT TËGKA LAUD.” He facilitates “Peti Hijau” to teach people how to grow plants.
Anak Borneo
Musician & Performing Artist
A Sarawakian musician blending sape, folk, and ambient sounds in ritual-inspired performances exploring land, memory, and transformation through projects like Pulau 島 and Fire Ritual 燚祭.
Ticketing
This event can be booked on an external platform.
About
Akar Kita Abadi means “Our Eternal Roots.”
It is more than an exhibition — it is a movement of artists, poets, and cultural storytellers working to preserve and reimagine heritage across Southeast Asia and neighboring regions.
Born from the belief that stories keep cultures alive, this initiative by Pertubuhan Pentas Eukarya Sabah unites communities through creativity, conversation, and collaboration.
Be part of the experience. Join us in celebrating the soul of the Nusantara.
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