Bali Arts Festival 2010
Bali Arts Festival (PKB) is an annual cultural festival held in the city of Denpasar and all the musicians and artists in Bali gathered in this place and make a parade of art and culture from their own districts. Bali Arts Festival (PKB), offers cultural activities and a spectacular art, based in Werdhi Culture - arts center, Denpasar.
We can see in Werdhi Culture - arts centers, cultural events and crafts show and cultural exhibition. In the year 2010, this festival will be held on June 12 until July 12. There will be seven countries participating in this festival direnakan such as Japan, India, United States, and China, other countries will soon be confirmed. In addition several other provinces in Indonesia will also participate.
Bali Arts Festival (PKB) is planned to be opened by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Mr. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. Located at Niti Mandala Renon Denpasar, Bali, on the other side of the governor's office.
Usually at the opening procession will be opened by performances of music, which is called Adi Merdangga, a music band by students STSI (Indonesian Art College), and followed by a parade of art and culture of each district and other participants from Indonesia and foreign countries.
We can see in Werdhi Culture - arts centers, cultural events and crafts show and cultural exhibition. In the year 2010, this festival will be held on June 12 until July 12. There will be seven countries participating in this festival direnakan such as Japan, India, United States, and China, other countries will soon be confirmed. In addition several other provinces in Indonesia will also participate.
Bali Arts Festival (PKB) is planned to be opened by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, Mr. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. Located at Niti Mandala Renon Denpasar, Bali, on the other side of the governor's office.
Usually at the opening procession will be opened by performances of music, which is called Adi Merdangga, a music band by students STSI (Indonesian Art College), and followed by a parade of art and culture of each district and other participants from Indonesia and foreign countries.
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