Events

The Darius Tobing Foundation or also known as Paisley Things Jakarta has shown its continuous support to local artisans in Indonesia by introducing the  “Lokal Indonesia” market from 10-12 March 2023, which will be held at the Modena Experience Center, with the opening hours from 10.00 A.M – 05.00 P.M.  Offering more than two dozen

We The Fest (WTF), one of the biggest music festivals in Indonesia, announces its return with its 8th offline festival this year. Together with the announcement of the festival dates, held from 21-23 July 2023, the highly-anticipated event has unveiled the first phase of its lineup of international and local artists. Since its debut in

The Australian Embassy and Consulate Generals in Indonesia are pleased to announce the return of Festival Sinema Australia Indonesia (FSAI) on wide screen in 2023, showcasing the very best of Australian film to Indonesia. From 24 February to 18 March, 7 selected films will be screened at 7 cities with more than 40 screenings in

Developed by Berlin-based NGO Tactical Tech, ‘The Glass Room: Misinformation Edition‘ is a self-learning installation that explores  how technology and social media platforms are shaping the information that we see, consume and share in our everyday lives. This internationally renowned pop-up exhibition is open from 28 January – 26 February 2023 at Goethe-Institut Jakarta’s library.

Topic:     Peter Carey: Challenges and Rewards of Writing History in Indonesia When:     February 21, 2023, 7pm Where:    The Resonanz Music Studio, Jl. Kertanegara No. 28                 Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta 12180 Peter Carey will talk about his personal development as an Indonesian historian and his career as a biographer: Emeritus Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, Peter

Association of Exporter & Producers of Indonesian Handicraft (ASEPHI) and Mediatama Event present the 23rd edition of The Jakarta International Handicraft Trade Fair (INACRAFT) on March, 1-5 2023 at Jakarta Convention Center (JCC). INACRAFT is one of the largest handicraft exhibitions in Southeast Asia. Showcasing a variety of handicraft products such as Batik, Weaving, Fashion Products, Footwear, Bags & Travel Goods, Jewellery & Accessories,

In celebration of the Lunar New Year, Agung Sedayu Group presented an exciting lineup of events at Pantjoran PIK, set against a backdrop of thematic architecture and authentic culinary destinations for families and communities. As one of the most popular leisurely and recreational destinations in Jakarta, Pantjoran PIK organised festive Lunar New Year celebrations in

Saya Cinta Indonesia is a community formed to support and uplift Indonesian micro and small businesses to cement their names in our ever-growing economy. Now they are coming up with another initiative, a pop-up market to introduce and promote the rising businesses to a new demographic.  Blooming Day Pop-Up Market proudly offers various range of

ARCH:ID (The 3rd Indonesia Architecture Exhibition & Conference) is The Most Awaited Architecture Trade Event in Indonesia! Ikatan Arsitek Indonesia (Indonesian Institute of Architects) and PT CIS Exhibition, will be holding The 3rd Indonesia Architecture Exhibition & Conference (ARCH:ID) on March, 16-19 2023 at Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE), BSD City in Tangerang, Indonesia, with the

South Africa, Sri Lanka, Suriname, New Caledonia are home to some of the oldest overseas Indonesian/Malay communities. This talk introduces the societies of South African Cape Malays and Sri Lankan Malays who were sent by the Dutch as slaves, soldiers and banished princes in 1650s. Then there are more recent communities in Suriname and in

Art Jakarta Gardens is an art fair in an open-air setting of Hutan Kota by Plataran, Jakarta. Its inaugural edition in 2022 has been an innovative breakthrough amid the social restriction of the pandemic. Combining the art presentation of outdoor and indoor settings, Art Jakarta Gardens has been a breath of fresh air after a

The biodiversity of Indonesia was a major inspiration for biological evolution, a field that traces back to Alfred Russel Wallace, best known for the ‘Wallace Line – the line that separates biodiversity across Indonesian Islands. In this evening lecture by Indonesia Heritage Society, David McGahan will talk about Wallacea, a group of mainly Indonesian islands separated by