Held annually, Bali Art Festival was first held in 1979 by the late Professor Ida Bagus Mantra. The main purpose of this festival is to preserve Balinese art, music, and literature, gaining a strong base for national identity.

Galungan is a celebration to honour the creator of the universe (Ida Sang Hyang Widi) and the spirits of the honoured ancestors. It symbolizes the victory of good (Dharma) over evil (Adharma) and encourages the Balinese to show their gratitude with offerings, prayer, and dance.

The tenth day after Galungan Day marks the end of Galungan and is believed to be the day when the spirits ascend back to heaven. On this day, Balinese make special offerings of yellow rice.

After 6 successful years, the Ubud Village Jazz Festival (UVJF) returns again this year carrying the theme “Freedom of Expression”, welcoming many legendary figures from the Indonesian archipelago and abroad, who will come to perform and share their most recent arrangements with the public

An annual community event held by Yayasan Pembangunan Sanur, this year taking the theme Bhinneka Tunggal Ika, unity in diversity. The festival promotes Sanur as a safe, attractive, and beautiful travel destination. Activity programs include culture night performances, culinary bazaar, competitions of jukung and fishing, water sports, art performances, cultural discussion, green environment acts and Sanur Creative Expo

The Festival brings together a diverse mix of Indonesian and international writers, speakers, artists, commentators and activists, in an exciting program of panel discussions, performances, workshops, culinary journeys, lm screenings and special events. UWRF releases an annual Bilingual Anthology of Emerging Indonesian Writing, showcasing young Indonesian talent alongside acclaimed Indonesian authors. UWRF is proud of its continuing success in uniting global voices and bringing Indonesian literature to the world.