The Borneo Fest 2025, hosted at Metro Point Complex Kajang, brought together cultural groups and local businesses—including Karaoke Manekineko—for a weekend filled with East Malaysian heritage and community engagement
The Borneo Fest 2025, held on May 31 and June 1
at Metro Point Complex Kajang, showcased the region’s rich traditions through
captivating dance performances and interactive culinary workshops. Visitors
were treated to the energy of Borneo Ethnic Dance Performances and a special
kids’ showcase, adding a youthful spark to the festival’s cultural lineup.
Beyond performances, festival-goers took part in
bamboo dessert and dumpling workshops that provided a hands-on look at East
Malaysia’s culinary traditions.
Karaoke Manekineko also joined the festival, adding a fun and
engaging element for families and children. Their beloved mascot made
appearances throughout the two-day event, delighting younger visitors and
sparking smiles across the concourse. Karaoke Manekineko staff shared that they
were glad to participate in the festival, noting how it offered a wonderful
opportunity to interact with the local community—especially children—and bring
extra joy to the vibrant atmosphere.
Organisers expressed appreciation for the
collaborative efforts of cultural groups, local businesses, and festival
supporters. They emphasised how events like this highlight the power of
cultural heritage in building stronger community connections.
With its blend of performances, workshops, and
lively interactions, the Borneo Fest 2025 was more than just a festival—it was
a weekend of shared culture and meaningful exchange, warmly embraced by all who
attended.