Springtime for the arts


Good vibes: A bird’s eye view of music lovers enjoying the original numbers of local group Jumero during The Senses concert at The Habitat Penang Hill’s scenic Curtis Crest treetop walk. - — Photos: JEREMY TAN/The Star

After two years of muted activities, a rejuvenated George Town Festival reconnects artistes with audiences through in-person events.

George Town Fesival (GTF) 2022, with its line-up of exciting live events, has been instrumental in uniting communities and lifting spirits two years into the Covid-19 pandemic.

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