DPAC Spring Festival cancelled, no arty welcome for Year of the Ox


Hands Percussion performing at the DPAC Spring Festival last year. The Chinese New Year arts-centred festival has been scrapped this year. Photo: Filepic

The Damansara Performing Arts Centre (DPAC) in Petaling Jaya will normally be buzzing with rehearsals and festive decorations at this time of the year in preparation for its annual DPAC Spring Festival.

But the DPAC doors will remain shut this Chinese New Year.

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