03/10/2025

LYFE FRIDAY | OCT 3, 2025

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A Pink Afternoon Tea Soiree Date: Oct 4 Time: 3pm–6pm Venue: The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur Entry fee: RM70–RM120 per pax

Earth Fest 2025 Date: Until Oct 5 Time: 10am–6pm

Indulge in the elegance of the hotel’s signature afternoon tea while contributing to a meaningful cause. The afternoon will be filled with the lively tunes from The Solianos, along with activities thoughtfully enriched with hotel partners, creating a unique afternoon of wellness and togetherness in a refined setting.

The Mornin Spin Date: Oct 4 Time: 8.30pm–2pm Venue: Little Habitat Camp Entry fee: RM100 per pax, free for kids below 12 and pets (save RM30 per pet) A refreshing blend of coffee culture, live music, outdoor fun and pet-friendly experiences.

Venue: Hin Bus Depot and Coex@Kilang Besi, Penang Entry fee: Free (some workshops require pre-registration and fees) Themed “Ripple: Small Act, Big Impact”, through a combination of 100 sustainable market and food stalls, seven environmental exhibitions, 12 talks and forums, 10 performances by over 30 performers, 40 hands-on workshops and interactive experiences, Earth Fest 2025 hopes to inspire and empower the public to embrace sustainable living.

Blood Donation Drive and Health Carnival Date: Oct 18 Time: 9am–3pm Venue: City Revival Community Services Bhd, Subang Jaya Entry fee: Free

The Automaton Project 2025 Date: Oct 10–20 Time: 11am–8pm Venue: AweGallery, Taman Paramount Entry fee: Free

Chopin Festival II Date: Oct 11 Time: 8pm Venue: Dewan Filharmonik Petronas, KLCC Entry fee: RM229–RM499

In collaboration with the National Blood Centre, Institut Jantung Negara, KPJ Klang Specialist Hospital and National Cancer Society Malaysia, there will also be a health carnival with a series of activities aimed at delivering valuable health education and services to the Subang Jaya community.

Blurring the boundaries between cinema and art, the groundbreaking showcase by artist and filmmaker Jonathan Jayasuria transforms the gallery into a living film set. Visitors will encounter miniature sets, immersive installations and 66 handcrafted robot figurines made from upcycled computer parts.

Helmed by Rune Bergmann, The Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) will enthrall music lovers with Chopin’s Piano Concerto No.2 , a beloved work renowned for its virtuosic demands. Pianist Martin Garcia Garcia will take centre stage to perform this work with the MPO.

Kita Orang Art Exhibition 2025 Date: Until Oct 20 Time: 10am–10pm Venue: The Linc, Kuala Lumpur Entry fee: Free Themed “Blue and White 400”, the exhibition unites more than 400 artists from over 20 countries, each presenting works inspired by the 400th anniversary of the Wanli Shipwreck, created in shades of blue and white, with each artist interpreting the theme in their own way. Contributors hail from Malaysia, China, Japan, Italy, Spain, the Philippines, Indonesia, Nepal, Thailand and more.

Symphony of the Seven Scrolls Date: Oct 18 Time: 2.30pm Venue: Dewan Filharmonik Petronas, KLCC Entry fee: RM98–RM158 Inspired by a famed legendary folktale, this concert will feature actress Nadia Aqilah, who acts as the narrator Puteri Gunung Ledang, presenting an enticing programme in seven segments. Under the leadership of resident conductor Gerard Salonga, the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra will perform classical masterpieces such as Mahler’s Symphony No.1 , Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade , Grieg’s Morning Mood , Prokofiev’s R omeo & Juliet Suite , Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain , Debussy’s Nocturnes and Stravinsky’s Firebird: Finale .