Flying start: a guide to arts events to check out (so far) in the Klang Valley


In February, Dewan Filharmonik Petronas in Kuala Lumpur will host the 'Cirque de la Symphonie' series, featuring aerialists, acrobats, strongmen, jugglers, contortionists, and classical masterpieces. Photo: MPO

Getting the next generation closer to the world of culture and arts is the focus for the Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC) as it recently announced its in-house programmes for 2024, which includes the inaugural Damansara Children’s Arts and Culture Carnival, scheduled from Feb 29 to March 3.

“This carnival is an event creatively designed for children, where they will have the chance to spend an art-filled evening in the theatre and enjoy specially designed art performances, all while exploring the limitless possibilities of art,” outlines a statement from DPAC.

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