From traditional flower market to lion dance champions, get your CNY mood on


Kun Seng Keng Lion and Dragon Dance Association from Muar, Johor will be showing off its award-winning skills at TPC, Bukit Kiara in KL on Jan 18. Photo: Filepic

Ang pow packets, Mandarin oranges, cookies, fireworks and family reunions make for a perfect Chinese New Year. But you might want to add some arts and culture to the equation.

Attend a different kind of open house at the Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC) with its tasty line-up of Spring Festival performances. Be mesmerised by a breathtaking lion dance performance from a world champion troupe from Johor.

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