George Town Festival to go online from July 4 to 19
Fans of the George Town Festival will get a virtual experience this year, with a total of nine programmes to be curated, and accessible by tablet, smartphone or laptop. – Facebook pic, June 29, 2020.Penang Tourism, Arts, Culture and Heritage Committee chairman Yeoh Soon Hin said the digital festival will present virtual showcases, talks and workshop, along with a post-GTF bonus screening on July 26 related to visual art, theatre, music, dance and film.
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