Now in its eighth year, Penang's festival of the arts has come a long way.

This year's George Town Literary Festival is yet another feast for the soul.

The enchanting – and ever expanding – township has apace and charm of its own.

Post World War II Malaysia – including Penang – bursts with literary work.

Datuk Abdul Malik Abul Kassim has had his share of ups and downs in life, but sheer tenacity continues to pull him through.

Hands up those who want a transport plan tailored for a better Penang.

Seberang Perai is undergoing massive transformation – but not without its own unique challenges.

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

From affordable housing to quaint homestays and getting in touch with nature and the land, the township is undergoing an interesting revival.

Penang's iconic landmark reveals some interesting secrets.

With cafes mushrooming in George Town, we take a look at three unique joints.

We provide the numbers on the local creative industry.

Penang banks on its creative minds.

The Chief Minister explains how the proposed Sky Cab will unite the island and the mainland.

With limited development choices left, Aspen Group is placing its bets on Batu Kawan.

P E Land aims to create the retail future of Batu Kawan – from scratch.

Streets become blank canvases and colonial buildings turn into art galleries as alternative art spaces mushroom in Penang.

Art Stage Singapore 2014 is a sign that the island republic is nudging its way towards becoming the epicentre of the arts in Asia.

The theatre scene comes back to life with the opening of the Performing Arts Centre of Penang.

New art spaces are popping up in Penang, but can the state take advantage of this energy?