SUNWAY PUTRA MALL LANTERN PARADE
CELEBRATION OF LOVE, CULTURE AND DIVERSITYA heartwarming festive draws multicultural participants to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival
Sunway
Putra Mall gathered close to 1,000 participants at the Lantern Parade in
conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival. Welcoming visitors with lanterns
decorated around the mall and a gigantic Lantern made out of recycled.
fabrics, children all appeared in high spirits and were seen roaming around with variety of shapes and colours of lanterns. The mall created this platform to promote racial harmony, as well as to promote recycling.
The lantern parade flaged off from the
Main Entrance and towards Kenny Hills. To illuminate the
celebration further, the parade were leaded by Dragon Troupe, Moon Fairies and mascots from Cold Storage and Mr DIY. Public, single mothers and children from eleven (11)
charitable homes under the
care of Touching Lives Club Kuala Lumpur & Selangor (TLC) including
Yayasan Chow Kit (YCK) were part of the crowd
who made it a memorable occasion.
Ms Phang Sau Lian, General
Manager of Sunway Putra Mall, together with Dato’ Tan Choo Teck, Vice President
of Touching Lives Club Kuala Lumpur & Selangor (TLC) and Organizing
Chairman of Mid-Autumn Festival joined the parade.
Ms Phang Sau Lian, General Manager of Sunway Putra Mall |
“This is a reunion that expresses happiness and joy. We love to
encourage our shoppers to get in touch with different festive and culture, and today we can
see, it attracts not only the interest of locals but also international
visitors.” said Ms Phang.
Dato’ Tan is glad that the initiative to
gather public and other races together as one came to reality. “We thank the public for being part of this gathering and it’s very
meaningful to us.” said Dato’ Tan.
The underprivileged
children aged between 7 to 16 years old were earlier treated to hone their
artistic skills on mooncake and lantern making workshop organized by TLC
followed by a dinner treat at Selera Street.
Just before the Lantern
Parade began, Sunway Putra Mall made into The
Malaysia Book of Records for The Tallest
Lantern Made of Recycled Fabrics under the Arts & Entertainment
category. Standing tall over 10.51M tall with the width of 3.98M, the lantern is
displayed at the Main Concourse until 4 October 2017.
The lantern which was put
together by the International University of Malaya Wales (IUMW) students and
Kloth Cares, was inspired by patchwork designs that resembles Malaysia’s multicultural community. The lantern is surrounded with different types of recycled fabrics and the interior is filled with hundreds of
warm coloured lanterns.
“This time around, together
with Kloths Cares, we have gathered un-useable fabrics and old clothes donated
by the public to recycle it and beautify our Lantern. College students were
part of this initiative as they contributed their time and skills to complete
the lantern. This is one of our effort to promote the importance of recycling”
added Phang.
After 4 October, the fabrics
collage of the lantern will be donated to Kloth Cares and it will be than
recycled and reuse into making other products.
To savour an assortment mooncakes and other delicacies, there will
be array of offerings from Cold Storage,
Haagen-Dazs, BreadStory, D’King, Aihana, as well as Wing Heong BBQ Meat, Fai
Fong Bakery and Two Pineapples. As for colorful and vibrant lanterns,
look out for Pro A Lantern.
Besides that, an interesting themed workshops such as Mooncake Making, and
Lantern Making for shoppers this 30 September and 1 October 2017.
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For more details contact 03-2786 9333
or visit their website at www.sunwayputramall.com.
List of Charity Homes
Yayasan Chow Kit (YCK)
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Rumah Charis
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Yayasan Sunbeam Home
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Yayasan Kebajikan Dan Sosial Kim
Loo Ting, Kuala Lumpur
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Shepherds Home, Dengkil
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Persatuan Kebajikan Kanak-Kanak
Istimewa Insan
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Ekshaddi Refugees Learning Centre
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Persatuan Kebajikan Warga Tua
& Pusat Jagaan Kank-Kanak Wilayah Persekutuan
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Single Mother’s Home
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House Of Joy
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Malaysian Spring Single Mother Association
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