| OCTOBER TO DECEMBER 2004
Tourism
Award Night
3 to 5 October • Venue: To be announced
Awards are presented to those who have made significant contributions to
Penang's tourism industry.
Ramadhan
Bazaar
15 October to 13 November 2004 • Venue: Komtar
An excellent chance to pick from a full selection of Ramadhan goods, including
food and clothing.
Deepavali
Open House
Date to announced • Venue: Little India
Join in the colourful celebration known as the Festival of Lights. Delicious,
spicy Indian food are natural on the day's programme.
November
Mega Shopping Carnival 2004
6 November 2004 to 2 January 2005 • Venue: Major Shopping
Complexes, Campbell Street and Little India.
Penang is transformed into the ultimate shopping paradise, in conjunction
with the Christmas and New Year celebrations.
Pesta
– Colourful Penang 2004
20 November 2004 to 1 January 2005 • Venue: Penang Pesta
Site • Click
here for full
story.
A month-long fun fair with rides and games as well as a trade exhibition
to cater for the whole family.
Raja
Muda International Regatta
2004
Date to be announced • Venue: Port Swettenham
Penang’s premier sailing tournament welcomes regular participants from
across the globe.
International
Meatless Day
20 November • Venue: Esplanade
An annual vegetarian affair held in conjunction with Animal Rights Day.
Hari
Raya Open House
21 November 2004 • Venue: Fort Cornwallis
A traditional Malay welcome for guests includes a splendid selection of local
fare and cultural performances.
11th
Penang International Dance Sport Championship
27 November 2004 • Venue: Bayview Beach Resort •
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here for full
story.
Another dazzling dance sport event with international dance taking to the
stage with graceful abandon.
5th
Malaysia International Dance Sport Championship
28 November 2004 • Venue: Penang International Sports Arena
(PISA) • Click
here for full
story.
PA feast for the senses as ballroom dancers light up the floor with polished
performances.
Starwalk
2004
Date to be announced • Venue: Esplanade
The oldest sporting event in Penang enjoys a large, mixed following. |
