For this Lunar New Year of the Fire Monkey, it’s going to be a feast
of peach-perfect experiences at Pavilion KL. Aptly themed the “Feast of
Longevity” you can savour the delights of the festivity, enjoy the grand decorations,
heart-thumping shows, participate in the charity at heart and experience the floral scents at the Spanish Steps. Take a moment to indulge...
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Feast of Longevity @ Pavilion KL
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At the Bukit Bintang entrance, walk through the ‘Arch of Longevity
Peaches’ for a taste of abundance and sweetness. Then stroll down the ‘Steps of
Sweet Scents’ where you will enjoy a floral scent-experience, presented for the
first time in a mall festival.
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| Auspicious Golden Monkey, standing 30 feet tall at the Centre Court, Pavilion KL |
Behold the sight of the ‘Auspicious Golden Monkey’, standing 30
feet tall on a mountain of gold and fortune. Toss a coin into the mountain and
be bestowed with good luck and fortune throughout the year.
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Drum performance by award-winning local arts group ‘Orang Orang’
Drum Theatre
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The Chinese New Year Charity Gallery was unveiled showcasing the
collections of gifts available for shoppers to purchase. There are three collections
of gifts to raise funds for Old Folks Homes nationwide and nine special
Children Homes, as part of a collaborative effort with APOH (A Piece of Hope).
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| Gift of Happiness, RM388 |
1. Gift of Happiness, RM388
This THREE WISE MONKEY Set is hand-painted by the children of nine
special homes and each set is unique in its design and inspiration. The sale
proceeds will be fully donated to the nine homes. (Tax-exempt receipt available
upon request).
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| Gift of Prosperity, RM688 |
2. Gift of Prosperity, RM688
Limited to 300 sets only, this THREE WISE MONKEY set is exclusively
designed. At 8-inches tall, you may personalize your own gift set by painting
it. Sale proceeds will be fully donated to the nine homes* (Tax-exempt receipt
available upon request).
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| Gift of Longevity, RM888 |
3. Gift of Longevity, RM888
Limited to 200 pieces only exclusively at Pavilion KL, this Franz
‘JUNGLE MONKEY’ collection porcelain jar is unique and intricate in its design.
Sale process will be fully donated to Old Folks Homes nationwide.
The nine homes are:
1. Shelter Home For Children
2. Pusat Penjagaan Kanak-Kanak Cacat Taman Megah
3. Persatuan Kanak-Kanak Istimewa Kajang Selangor
4. Yayasan Sunbeams Home
5. Persatuan Kanak-Kanak Istimewa Hulu Langat
6. Persatuan Rumah Kanak-Kanak Ini Disayangi
7. Persatuan Penjagaan Kanak-Kanak Cacat Klang Selangor
8. Rumah Keluarga Kami
9. Persatuan Insan Istimewa Cheras Selangor
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| The Grand Lou Sang @ Pavilion KL |
If you are interested to do their part for charity can proceed to
the Porte Cochere Concierge at Level 2 or call 03- 2188 8843 for more
information. For more information about Feast
of Longevity @ Pavilion KL, check real-time updates on Pavilion Kuala
Lumpur Website or Facebook Page
Wow! That's an awesome event at the mall. I bet there's more decorations and festivities come Chinese New Year on Feb 8.
ReplyDeleteWow, thats quite a unique celebration. Would have loved to visit.
ReplyDeleteSelling something people would want to buy to be able to help is such a good cause. I'm sure this will be successful. If only I'm near if love to purchase one too.
ReplyDeleteI love that celebrating the New Year also involves helping people. That's really nice. This is such a fun event!
ReplyDeleteWow this event looks so fun. I'm really amazed by thse photos i wish i can attend sometime. :)
ReplyDeleteThey really made the place a very festive place. You also get to see choices for charms and gifts.
ReplyDeleteSuch an awesome exhibition to welcome in the new Lunar Year! Hope we have something similar soon in the Philippines :D
ReplyDeleteGreat event for a great cause! I am always thankful for people who thinks of helping the other people. :)
ReplyDeleteChinese New Year is really becoming a big commercial event as much as Christmas is. So big and fancy! All those good luck charms for sale as well.
ReplyDeleteI really like the gift of longevity, i miss celebrating chinese new year when i was still working in Taiwan, I miss the ampaw, lol
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to be doing lo-hei with a group of people as the positive atmosphere made it seem like a great year! Will do that nearing new year!
ReplyDeleteI was learning about this in my cultural class at uni this morning. Great to see some actual pictures of what goes on. Enjoy New Year!
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