Cultural exchange takes place through orchestra visits.

John Lee Joo-for was one of the greatest acts in post-Independence Malaysian art.

The James Boyle Trio pays homage to Penang’s iconic composer.

Malay-Muslims in Penang make up a colourful, progressive community.

To go green, one must begin at home.

Turning one’s passion into a career is a bold step few of us dare take.

Potehi thrives where other traditional arts have not.

What do a punk rocker, puppeteer, bangsawan specialist and jazzhead have in common? They write.

As P. Ramlee The Musical heads to our shores, we unravel the tumultuous life of the visionary man.

Datuk M. Nasir is not only a legend in music and film; he also dabbles in paint – and with great sensitivity and skill.

The regional art scene may be lacking in terms of shared identity consciousness, but things are certainly changing.

Famed Shaolin monks and their moves in Sutra.

AkashA, a band that produces global music that makes you feel at home.

The George Town Festival is back!

Penang has been home to some of the most compelling Malay artists in the country.

We profile the life and works of master painter Eric Quah.

Ombak-Ombak ARTStudio pays tribute to Penang’s notoriously filthy rivers and uncovers their history through the community.

Tay Mo-Leong has no plans to rest on his laurels

February and March were exciting times at SERI, culminating in eine kleine nachtmusik.

Penang's colourful heritage is brought to life in song and dance.