Neevindrran (centre, in black) and his cousin Kaallivvindran (wearing cap) blowing the didgeridoo during the Prai River Fest 2019 in Taman Ampang Jajar in Butterworth. — Photos: MUSTAFA AHMAD/The Star
THE afternoon heat and evening showers did not stop over 5,000 people from enjoying the Prai River Fest in Taman Ampang Jajar in Butterworth, Penang.
Visitor Neevindrran Narendran, 13, was among the crowd who got to play the didgeridoo, a north Australian wind instrument.
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Prai River Fest
Neevindrran (centre, in black) and his cousin Kaallivvindran (wearing cap) blowing the didgeridoo during the Prai River Fest 2019 in Taman Ampang Jajar in Butterworth. — Photos: MUSTAFA AHMAD/The Star
Visitors checking out the food booths at the fest.
Osman Saaidin from Angkatan Pelukis Kedah sketching by the river.
An indie pop band performing an interesting number at the fest.
Anuar Ahmad and wife Rosani Hussain showing off their stone art.
A visitor having her riding session recorded by a friend.
Angklung session with Cikgu Wan Kamil Mohd Yusoff (second left) of SMK Permatang Tok Jaya.
The 'Kayaking' programme during the Prai River Fest 2019.
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