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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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PROJECT DETAILS

Date & Time

  • 7 August 2026 | 4.30pm – 7.30pm

TICKETS

  • RM10/person
    Participation fee required.
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Category

  • Also in Penang

Venue

  • Lawn, Hin Bus Depot

DURATION

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