Ubud Writers & Readers Festival - Published By angga (Contributor)
IDR 600.000
24 Agustus 2018
- 28 Agustus 2018
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About Ubud Writers & Readers Festival
Held annually in Ubud, the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival has become Southeast Asia’s largest and most renowned cultural and literary event.
From 24–28 October, 2018, more than 150 writers, artists, thinkers and activists from across the world will converge for the 15th UWRF, to share stories and ideas under the banner of this year’s theme, ‘Jagadhita’.
Like many of the Festival’s previous years, the theme is drawn from a Balinese Hindu philosophy. ‘Jagadhita’ is the indiv...
From 24–28 October, 2018, more than 150 writers, artists, thinkers and activists from across the world will converge for the 15th UWRF, to share stories and ideas under the banner of this year’s theme, ‘Jagadhita’.
Like many of the Festival’s previous years, the theme is drawn from a Balinese Hindu philosophy. ‘Jagadhita’ is the indiv...
Held annually in Ubud, the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival has become Southeast Asia’s largest and most renowned cultural and literary event.
From 24–28 October, 2018, more than 150 writers, artists, thinkers and activists from across the world will converge for the 15th UWRF, to share stories and ideas under the banner of this year’s theme, ‘Jagadhita’.
Like many of the Festival’s previous years, the theme is drawn from a Balinese Hindu philosophy. ‘Jagadhita’ is the individual pursuit of universal harmony and prosperity as one of life’s primary goals, interpreted in English as ‘The World We Create’.
The Festival’s five-day program will explore countless ways to create a world that we want to live in; how we strive as individuals and as communities to manifest positive change; and how to nurture this goal through respect and action that sustains compassion for each other and ourselves.
View More From 24–28 October, 2018, more than 150 writers, artists, thinkers and activists from across the world will converge for the 15th UWRF, to share stories and ideas under the banner of this year’s theme, ‘Jagadhita’.
Like many of the Festival’s previous years, the theme is drawn from a Balinese Hindu philosophy. ‘Jagadhita’ is the individual pursuit of universal harmony and prosperity as one of life’s primary goals, interpreted in English as ‘The World We Create’.
The Festival’s five-day program will explore countless ways to create a world that we want to live in; how we strive as individuals and as communities to manifest positive change; and how to nurture this goal through respect and action that sustains compassion for each other and ourselves.
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