One of the largest art and cultural festivals in South-East Asia, the Serendipity Arts Festival is launching a new digital experience for art lovers in quarantine. Called SAFxYOU 2020, the digital initiative begins from April 25th and will go on for five days. The virtual celebration will see a combination of webinars, performances, readings and workshops exploring the world of food, film, live arts, literature and fashion. You can indulge in all of this from the comfort of your home, for free, using the festival's social media pages and a newly redesigned website.
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