Tuyang Masterclass
This programme is a unique opportunity to connect with Indigenous Elders and tradition bearers who are custodians of deep cultural wisdom, stories, and artistic practices. Through conversations, hands-on sessions, and immersive learning, participants will gain insight into ancestral knowledge systems, values, and the significance of Indigenous arts in sustaining identity and community. Tuyang Masterclass honours intergenerational learning and invites respectful dialogue that bridges the past and present, ensuring that Indigenous heritage continues to thrive in meaningful ways.
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Sape Masterclass (Introductory) by Mathew Ngau Jau
Join us every Saturday, 4–5 PM, to learn basic sape’ techniques from a master. This hands-on session lets you engage with Borneo’s Indigenous culture through its iconic stringed instrument. Whether beginner or experienced, you’ll learn finger positioning, strumming, and melodies. All materials provided. Embrace the stories and cultural significance behind each note while preserving this rich heritage.
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Introduction to Traditional Male Dance by Salomon Gau
Join us every Saturday, 2:00–4:30 PM at Alter/Space for an immersive introduction to Traditional Kenyah dance. Connect with Kenyah cultural heritage through movement, storytelling, and rhythm. Whether beginner or experienced, learn foundational steps and their meanings. Embrace the spirit of tradition and community as you explore this vibrant art form in a warm, welcoming space.
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Introduction to Traditional Female Dance by Rose Belare
Join us every Saturday, 10AM–512.30PM, to learn Kancet Leto, a traditional Kenyah women’s dance. This immersive class connects you with the rich heritage of the Kenyah people through graceful movements and storytelling. Whether beginner or experienced, you’ll learn basic steps, gestures, and cultural meanings. Embrace the beauty, spirit, and significance of Kancet Leto in a supportive space.