AC Beauty Lane have been in the beauty industry, and synonymous with skin and body wellness, since 1998.
Thanks to a strong and loyal client base, they have – over the last 15 years – expanded to a total of 6 outlets in Sabah.
Every year since 2007, the Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu and the Society of Performing Arts Kota Kinabalu Sabah jointly organise the Kota Kinabalu Jazz Festival.
2013 sees the 7th instalment of the Kota Kinabalu Jazz Festival set in the picturesque capital of Sabah, Kota Kinabalu.
The jazz festival was initiated to promote Kota Kinabalu’s to the international music scene.
Judging by how the jazz festival brings together a musical melting pot of talents from around the world, it’s safe to say they are reaching their goal.
From the smallish venue at the Jesselton Point pier in 2007 where the festival was a 1 night affair, the KK Jazz Festival quickly grew to a 2-night festival by it’s 3rd edition in 2009.
Last year over 4,000 people attended the jazz festival.
Aside from added exposure for Kota Kinabalu as an international tourism destination, the festival has been very successful in raising public awareness about jazz as a music genre.
A series of events on the festival fringes, including workshops, have made for a great platform for enthusiasts to learn more about and interactive with local and international artists.
The KK Jazz Festival is already a signature event in Sabah’s calendar of events and has been noted by Tourism Malaysia.
The festival is also a key component of the Kota Kinabalu Arts Festival.
In addition to just great music, money raised through the KK Jazz Festival are used to fund community projects of the Rotary Club of Kota Kinabalu.
It includes the Clean Water Project, Literacy Program and Eye Screening and Environment Protection programmes in rural communities.
If the recent heat in Kota Kinabalu hasn’t got your laughing yet, or indeed – if it has you crying, then a series of upcoming events is guaranteed to have you laughing for real.
The good-humoured folk at Comedy Bah has done it again.
Let’s be honest, there’s a lot to laugh about in Kota Kinabalu: people’s driving, what politicians say and a the price of a pint of Guiness for example.
The comedy scene, ironically, was no laughing matter, but that’s about to change.
Refer to our Events Page for the latest Standup Comedy Events.
The Sabah Tourism Board moved last week to reassure tourists to not be deterred from their current of future holiday plans for Sabah.
“The Sabah Tourism Board wish to assure our visitors and partners worldwide that the tourism industry are operating as usual.”
So, you’re holidaying on Borneo, 3rd largest island in the world, over New Year’s eve and you’re looking for the New Year’s Eve party to end all parties?
SabahBah.com is looking for KK’s best burger. Can you help?
We’re looking for the best in taste, design, value-for-money and service.
Enter your vote below, or if we didn’t list your favourite burger joint, leave a comment where you think we can find Kota Kinabalu’s best burger and we will go and try it.
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If you’re wondering what IDC, IE or PADI stands for, then you’re obviously not a Scuba diver about to achieve a professional diving qualification.
To help you out, IDC stands for Instructor Development Course, IE is the Instructor Exam and PADI is the Professional Association of Diving Instructors.
From Sabahbah.com – This weekend the news of an impeding royal visit caught fire and started spreading through Kota Kinabalu.
It’s true, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, better known as Prince William and Kate Middleton, are indeed headed for the former British Crown Colony of Sabah, Malaysia.
From SabahBah.com – Gaya Island Resort is the 3rd resort to open on Gaya island, but the first resort to actually take the name of the island.
