Cosplayers joining the fun at a previous Federal Territories Day launch parade. — Filepic
KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) is focusing on culture, music and tourism as core areas in 2023 to help drive the city’s economy and create jobs for locals.
DBKL is planning more than 200 programmes comprising lifestyle activities such as art, culture, music and dance as well as food events from January to December to boost Kuala Lumpur’s economy.
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Cosplayers joining the fun at a previous Federal Territories Day launch parade. — Filepic
Dancers at KL Genta 2022. — Filepic
DBKL Horse Unit looking regal at the FT Day parade. — Filepic
KL Car-Free Day is set to be a regular event on DBKL’s calendar in 2023. — Filepic
The Lorong Petaling Art Street mural offers a glimpse of the old Petaling Street neighbourhood. — Filepic
The juxtaposition of the sleek modern Merdeka 118 skyscraper against old shophouses in Petaling Street is a reminder of progress and modernity in Kuala Lumpur. — Photo: ONG SOON HIN/The Star
Mahadi: Medan Pasar is one of the areas identified for a makeover.
Performers from Turkiye at the launch of Medan Pasar, held in conjunction with KL Genta 2014, in Kuala Lumpur. — Filepic
Musicians entertaining the audience at KL Genta 2014. — Filepic
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