the Curve Brings Cheer to Orphans this Raya


A time for sharing and togetherness, Raya is best celebrated in the company of family and loved ones. Sharing the joy of the festive period, the Curve invited a group of children from Rumah Permata Hatiku to celebrate Raya in a traditional kampung atmosphere.
The young guests were given a warm welcome by the Curve’s Management Team, as they made their way into the mall’s Centre Court. It was definitely a sight to behold, as the kids stood in awe of the intricately decorated kampung house, with its exterior sporting a realistic- looking watercolour effect. Surrounded by green shrubs and shady trees, the authentic kampung ambience could be felt amongst the guests. Bringing an interactive aspect to the campaign this year, traditional games such as congkak, batu seremban and kaki panjang were available for all to play. The kids were delighted as they experienced these games for the first time!

Moving on to the main highlight, the Kenangan Manis Musical started the evening off with a bang as talented dancers performed to classic Malay hits. Weaving in traditional dance styles such as Joget and Zapin, the performance told the tale of the good old days of kampung life and spending Raya with the family.  

Encik Jazmi Kamarudin, Senior General Manager of the Curve said, “It is an annual tradition for us at the Curve to give back to those who need it most, especially during the festive seasons. Something as simple as sharing a meal together can make a world of difference and this is something which we want to give to our esteemed guests. We hope they had a great time with us today and we are honoured to have had this opportunity to break fast together with our young guests!”

The kids and their caregivers were also presented with Raya goodies and Duit Raya, before adjourning to Marhaba Restaurant for a scrumptious buka puasa meal.

Taking place from May 3 to June 6, 2019, the Curve’s Raya campaign will see the mall transform into an authentic kampung setting, with a variety of games available for patrons to try their hand at. Shoppers can also catch the Kenangan Manis Musical twice a day on weekends and as well as the first and second day of Raya.   

To further commemorate the month of Ramadhan, shoppers get to redeem a set of Kole Air as they spend a minimum of RM480 in a maximum two receipts or redeem festive Raya packets when they spend RM180 in a maximum of two receipts. All redemptions are subject to terms & conditions and available while stocks last. Additionally, Boost users who spend RM50 at participating outlets will get an instant rebate of RM10!

Interested in experiencing the Curve’s Raya campaign? Contact the Curve’s Customer Care Officers at 03-7710 6868 or visit www.thecurve.com.my or the Curve’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/theCurveShoppingMall or Instagram page at https://www.instagram.com/thecurve_official/ (thecurve_official).

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