'Palate Palette Pop-Up' readies up arty, colourful blast from the past


AIIA Improv, featuring (from left), Iedil, Tung, Farah and Shamaine, will be rolling out its farewell show at the Palate Palette Pop-Up event at the Zhongshan building in Kuala Lumpur this Saturday. Photo: All Is Amazing

The Palate Palette, a much-loved creative space and arts cafe that closed its doors a decade ago in Kuala Lumpur, is making a "pop-up" return this Saturday (June 29) at the Zhongshan building in Kampung Attap in Kuala Lumpur.

This all-day event, which opens its doors at 11am, will rekindle the community spirit and nostalgia of the Palate Palette years with a mix of free and ticketed happenings.

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