A festival for all the senses

By Maxine Carr

February 2014 FEATURE
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Performance art and music combined with glorious food. What more can you ask for at the second edition of Penang’s In-Between Arts Festival?Chef and cookbook author Pearly Kee hosting a tour of Pulau Tikus market.Penang’s In-Between Art Festival – so called because it literally takes place in between the George Town Literary Festival and the Penang Island Jazz Festival – is an event for Penangites as much as it is for visitors from near or far. It is presented by...

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Maxine Carr

is a research analyst at the Penang Institute.

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