Street games? Walking oranges? Butterworth Fringe Festival is back this weekend!


Visitors can enjoy traditional games such as 'baling tin' during the Butterworth Fringe Festival 2019. Photo: Filepic

Ever felt like taking over an entire road to play traditional games? Or what about strolling on the street with stilt-walkers dressed up as oranges? You can do all that and more in Butterworth this weekend.

A main stage filled by traditional arts performances and folk dances right to a street circus and an art alley also await visitors at this weekend's Butterworth Fringe Festival (BFF) 2019, a mainland Penang event that has attracted a steady following since its inception in 2015.

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