Europe On Screen Short Film Submissions – Now to 29 February If you are an amateur film maker you might be interested in this opportunity from the Europe on Screen festival which has been screening European made films annually around Indonesia for a few years. Their SHORT FILM PITCHING PROGRAM is inviting proposals for a […]
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Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition in Jakarta – Now to 3 March If you are planning a trip to Jakarta in the next few weeks, you can still take in a traveling exhibition at the Bank Mandiri Museum in Central Jakarta entitled Leonardo Opera Omnia which shows the old master’s Renaissance masterpieces in high-definition and full-scale […]
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Traditional Balinese Wood Carving Workshop – 14 March Prior to the 20th century, wood carving in Bali was a form of spiritual devotion. Decorative panels, ornate doors, figures of deities and masks were created for ceremonial use and were exclusively used for temples and palaces. Xich Lo Restaurant in Padang Linjong is the venue for […]
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Due to the unfortunate effects of the Covid-19 pandemic most important events in Bali have been cancelled or postponed, including Bali Spirit Festival – postponed indefinitely Ubud Food Festival – postponed till 26-28 June Indigenous Film Night – postponed to 30 April The events listed below are still ongoing. However, it is best to check […]
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It seems like the Covid-19 situation is here to stay for the time being and it has played havoc with many scheduled events which have been cancelled or postponed. The picking amongst the live events is meagre. However, free online events and entertainment on the internet are exploding. Check the lineup of the most interesting […]
Read moreScrunchers and Folders
“I say, are you a scruncher of a folder?” “I beg your pardon?” “You know, a scruncher or a folder?” “Sorry I don’t know what you’re talking about.” “A scruncher or a folder, It’s the question of the moment.” “Whose moment?” “Well I don’t know, everyone’s moment. It’s the question everyone’s asking.” “Asking what?” “The […]
Read moreSeafood in Canggu!
Fish Bone Local is a rarity in Bali, a specialty seafood restaurant. It is under the same Australian management as the nearby Mason, and is of the same similar design, just a large barn-like space. Entrees can be familiar; Prawn Toast [with sesame and chilli, Squid either as a Salad with Thai herbs and nahm […]
Read moreSigns of Life at The End of The Tunnel
Money Matters appears every two issues, hence one every four weeks. Just two issues ago our main concern was the growing conflict between the US and Iran and its possible impact on global business and investments. By the time of the next article the threat had evaporated and a new, unexpected threat to humanity, the […]
Read moreSustainability – The Key to Survival
The coronavirus has been a wake-up call to a world that has been brought almost to a standstill by its impact. It has caused chaos in developed and developing countries alike and all but destroyed global travel and tourism, the industry most vital to Bali. The disruption to work, travel and the lockdowns has also […]
Read moreTaman Rama Intercultural School Engaging in More Eco-friendly Initiatives
Beaches, green fields, rivers, waterfalls – all associated with nature and beauty; these places give a sense of pride for Bali’s residents. But what’s more: they are icons to Bali’s paradise, tourism and image. “Plastic Island”, however, has begun an aggressive takeover. Threatening the kingdom that patriotic Balinese have built over centuries, we are entering […]
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