We open our doors to our neighbours
It’s a Saturday night and my group of friends from KL and cousin Adelene head off to a Thai dinner at the Clan jetty. After dinner, we were to catch the Riverside meets Light show where I watch Aida Redza perform for the first time, in knee deep drain water, with so much passion and love for her art, so much of herself, invested in her art. Before long, the show is over and we hurry home to 15 Bangkok Lane.
Two 'ang mor' guests were already waiting outside. Oh! My new facebook friends! We chatted and learnt that they were from Scotland and were residing in Penang.
Here's our host for the evening, reading her poetry titled "On 63".
Az Samad, guitarist & musician extraordinaire
Notice the orb-like lighting behind Az? This shall be the centre-point of the room, and up and coming group, illuminating Illuminati will perform at this very spot. We hope to bring artists from near and far to No. 15. and offer them a space in support of their dreams towards musicianship and mastery of their craft.
David shares his ideas for the beautification of Bangkok Lane. We endeavour to support his efforts!
In the audience, is a 'famous' tattoo artist now based in Georgetown.
So sit back, and enjoy Az Samad.
Here's a sample piece of work performed with his father, A. Samad Said
It was a beautiful night of friends. Making new friends, getting to know old friends, bringing loved ones together, here’s to many more!
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