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As KL Festival 2026 enters its final weekend, Downtown Kuala Lumpur continues to surprise, inspire and bring people together through culture, creativity and community.

From Wayang Kulit: Memory & Tomorrow and Untitled to Chapter 2 by renowned Thai choreographer Pichet Klunchun, alongside exhibitions, performances, conversations and discoveries across the city, the festival reflects the many layers, identities and experiences that make Kuala Lumpur unique.

What began as a festival has become something larger: a shared city experience where heritage, contemporary culture and public life meet in unexpected ways.

One final weekend.
One last chance to experience KL differently.

📍 Downtown Kuala Lumpur
📅 Until 31 May 2026



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Weekend for the arts: Wayang Kulit: Memory & Tomorrow, Jeff Mills in KL A list of arts and culture events to check out in the Klang Valley this weekend and beyond

Malaysia’s community-led approach to public housing takes the global stage at World Urban Forum 13

From Roof to Resilience: A Social Assessment of Malaysia’s Public Housing was launched at the Malaysia Pavilion during the World Urban Forum 2026 in Baku, Azerbaijan, bringing Malaysia’s public housing experience into wider global conversations on housing, liveability and urban resilience.

The publication was launched by YB Nga Kor Ming, Minister of Housing and Local Government Malaysia and President of the United Nations Habitat Assembly, in line with the forum’s theme, Housing the World: Safe and Resilient Cities and Communities. We are grateful for the support of YB Minister and partners in bringing this important conversation on public housing resilience to the global stage.

Drawing from Think City’s Kita-untuk-Kita (K2K) programme, the report brings together lessons and insights from communities across the Klang Valley, where more than 30,000 residents across 10 public housing communities have shown that lasting transformation is built not only through physical improvements, but also through trust, participation and shared ownership of place.

Read the full report at https://thinkcity.com.my/insights/publications.