The Process Room: A Working Jam

An open jam for artists, makers, and anyone who enjoys creating together. Bring something to work on, enjoy the music, and make in good company. A crossover with The Makers Market at Hin Bus Depot.

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George Town Festival joins hands with Ansan Street Arts Festival (ASAF), one of South Korea’s leading outdoor performing arts festivals, for a vibrant cross-cultural exchange that transforms public spaces into stages for imagination, connection, and discovery. Bringing together a diverse programme of street theatre, site-specific dance, physical theatre, and non-verbal performance, GTF × ASAF celebrates the power of the performing arts to transcend language and cultural boundaries. From poetic reflections on memory and identity to contemporary reinterpretations of folklore, magical family adventures, and playful encounters in unexpected places, each performance invites audiences to experience the city through fresh perspectives. Presented in public spaces and accessible to audiences of all ages, GTF × ASAF transforms the streets of George Town into a living stage where artists and communities come together, proving that the most memorable performances often happen beyond the walls of a theatre.
Venture into a forest of memories, identities, and unseen connections in “Shifting Whispers”, a multidisciplinary exhibition by the artistic collective Parallax. Structured around a unique “Core and Canopy” concept, the exhibition brings together five artists whose distinct perspectives on landscape, belonging, and transformation converge within The Nexus—a collaborative installation where their creative practices intertwine. Through immersive artworks and sensory encounters, “Shifting Whispers” invites audiences to explore the fluid boundaries between self and environment, revealing the hidden stories that shape the world around us.
Wayang Pacak celebrates the power of cinema to inspire, provoke, and connect through a thoughtfully curated programme of independent films, documentaries, animated works, and feature presentations from Malaysia and across Asia. Bringing together emerging voices alongside acclaimed filmmakers, the programme explores themes of family, identity, memory, community, belonging, and social change through stories that are both deeply personal and universally resonant. From intimate character-driven narratives and award-winning short films to compelling documentaries and animated features, each screening offers audiences a window into diverse cultures, perspectives, and lived experiences. Selected sessions are accompanied by post-screening Q&A discussions with filmmakers and invited guests, offering audiences the opportunity to gain deeper insights into the creative process and the ideas behind the works. Whether discovering a new filmmaker or revisiting celebrated classics, Wayang Pacak invites audiences to experience cinema as a shared space for reflection, conversation, and connection.