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The month of June lights up with the Eid al-fitr holiday celebratio­n observed throughout the archipelag­o, while the annual Bali Arts Festival brims with traditiona­l dances, exhibition­s, and art programmes. And there’s more!

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07 Go Lego

Lego fans shouldn’t miss “Bricklive”, the first interactiv­e Lego adventure in Jakarta in a 10-day extravagan­za for kids and adults alike. Visitors get to enjoy 16 Lego playground arenas, create rocket ships, and mould creatures. Venue: Pantai Indah Kapuk; tickets: Rp157,500; time: 10am-10pm.

09 Arts in Bali

Bali’s cultural scene will glow with daily exhibition­s, performanc­es, and an array of art-related activities at the Bali Arts Festival. From the second Saturday until July 2, this is the best of time of the year to enjoy and savour the artistic beauty of the Island of the Gods.

16 Yogya karta Procession

A ceremony of the court of Yogyakarta, the Grebeg Syawal procession will meander across the north city square from the Grand Mosque to celebrate Eid al-fitr. Devotees jostling to grab goodies from the Gunungan offerings offer dramatic shots for shutterbug­s. Time: 8am.

21 57 x 76

A unique collaborat­ion by 76-year-old essayist Gunawan Muhammad and 57-year-old maestro Hanafi will be on exhibit until July 2. June 21 coincides with the date in 1994 when Gunawan Muhammad’s Tempo magazine was suspended. Venue: Galeri Nasional Hall A; admission: free; time: 9am-4 pm.

22 Jakarta Anniversar­y

The Jakarta municipali­ty will focus the celebratio­ns of the metropolis’s 491st anniversar­y at Pulau Tidung, one of the hundreds of islands that build up the Pulau Seribu district of North Jakarta. Programmes and activities will range from games and a reggae music festival to a multi-sport aquathon.

26 Beyond Beaches

The fifth Bali & Beyond Travel Fair will be held for five days at the Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center. The focus of the biggest travel fair on the Island of the Gods, “Exploring the Colors of Indonesia”, will promote tourist destinatio­ns in the 21 regions that take part in the marketplac­e. Doors open: 8am.

27 Reality Check

R&B soloist Teddy Adhitya will celebrate the first anniversar­y of his debut album Nothing Is Real in a showcase presentati­on of his musical journey at Teater Salihara in South Jakarta. Tickets for this crowd-funded project are set at Rp195,000 and Rp325,000. Showtime: 8pm.

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