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The Apurva Kempinski Bali has made its standpoint known as a luxury hospitality brand that, first and foremost, celebrates the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Indonesia since its establishment. Now, continuing on the monumental success of their 2023 Powerful Indonesia Campaign, the five-star resort has unveiled this year’s grand campaign – Powerful Indonesia: Bhinneka

Inviting art lovers, cultural explorers and the creatively curious, Ubud Open Studios aims to showcase the wealth of the town’s creative industry by giving the public exclusive entry to the studios of renowned artists, designers and craftspeople. Taking place from 21 to 23 March 2024, the third edition of this annual event includes 50 local and

Mark your calendars and prepare for a night of hilarity, as the Jimmy Carr Terribly Funny World Tour comes to Indonesia this January. Watch Jimmy Carr live in Bali on 24 January 2024 at ICC Bali. In the comedy universe, few stars shine as brightly as the inimitable Jimmy Carr. The British comedian, known for

Discover the world-class education offered at Bali Island School during their Cultural Discovery Open House, held on Tuesday, 18 January 2024, from 9.30am to 11.30am. As one of the premier international schools on the island, Bali Island School offers a top-level education. The school implements the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum through the student’s learning journey

As Bali’s burgeoning art scene continues to grow and evolve, the Joshua District Gallery in Kedungu will soon play host to a fascinating exhibition entitled ‘Unmasked’, an art exhibition showcasing the works of an up-and-coming artist, Nadav Roiter. The opening night is set to be held on Friday, 19 January 2024, ‘Unmasked’ will feature a

Whether it’s unique cultural spectacles or huge annual festivals, Bali’s calendar of events is always buzzing. Here we share the major highlights of 2024 that you won’t want to miss; it’s a way to look ahead and mark them in your schedules to plan any trips or visits well in advance. Here are the biggest

Threads of Life is a fair trade business committed to supporting Indonesia’s textile arts since 1998 and has played a role in the renaissance of weaving traditions across the island, working directly with weavers across Indonesia in an environmentally sustainable way, promoting cultural integrity, and empowering women. Opening its first gallery in 2001, Threads of Life

From 4 November 2023 to 6 January 2024, Masa Masa Bali is hosting a vibrant exhibition called ‘Dua Bentala, Seiring’. Curated by Galeri Wastraku, a textile and handicraft gallery founded by Mrs. Terry Wijaya Supit, this exhibition highlights how two separate textile cultures converge, showcasing the parallels between Balinese ‘Bebali’ textiles and those found in

Globetrotters travelling between Delhi and Bali can now enjoy direct flights! Vistara, India’s full-service carrier and a joint venture of the Tata Group and Singapore Airlines, has inaugurated daily non-stop flights. With the close commercial and cultural ties that India and Indonesia share, Bali has become one of the most sought-after holiday destinations for travellers

Discover the vibrant tapestry of Balinese art and culture at the upcoming ARMA FEST 2023, a two-day celebration set to unfold on 9 and 10 December 2023. Hosted at the enchanting museum, ARMA Ubud, this event promises a mesmerising journey into the rich heritage of Indonesia. This unique festival is more than just an event;

Revealed to the public on 22 November 2023, the ‘Witness’ exhibition features ancient stones of Indonesia’s rich geological past. On display at the Pendopo Lobby of The Apurva Kempinski Bali, the exhibition is created by jewellery designer Caroline Pandolfo-Renou. Caroline is a renowned stone artist and jewellery designer known for creating bespoke pieces for individuals based on

From 2 to 22 December 2023, CushCush Gallery will feature the exhibition ‘Wind Forest: Rimba Angin’, featuring the works of artists Yoh Yasuda and Kadek Armika and their unique contemporary kite creations. Kites are a big part of Balinese everyday life. Every year, starting in July as the winter winds blow in from the south,