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1991 SENIN, 8 APRIL 1991 Bali Post Halaman 7 OT omo- CALENDAR Saturday, June 15 Time : Activity OF EVENTS BALI ARTS FESTIVAL PROGRAMME 14.00 p.m. 17.00 p.m. June 15th opening ceremony and parade of the 13th Bali Arts Festival 1991 Sunday, June 16 July 14th 1991 Saturday, June 29 10.00 a.m. 13.00 Time : Activity: Mebebasan Kekawin accompanied with Gender Musical Instruments of Wayang (Klungkung) Wantilan 10.00 a.m. - 13.00 p.m. Werdhi Budaya Art Centre Ballet Performance of "Jarasanda A-taka" by Students of Indonesian College of Art : Ardha Candra Stage Place : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Children Fashion Competition Ksirarnawa Hall 20.00 p.m.-23.00 p.m. Adulted Fashion Competition Ksirarnawa Hall Place ciated From Puputan Badung Square to Werdhi Budaya Art Centre of Denpasar Place Time 0M Time Activity: 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Ballet Performance of "Pandawa Asrama" by students of Indonesia High School of Conservato- Activity: Gebung Ende (Karangasem) Place OF Time 0P tro ry 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Place : Ardha Candra Stage Activity eation Place Time : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Sunday, June 30 Activity: Place Competition of Coconut leaves creation Wantilan Time Time 20.00 p.m.-23.00 p.m. Activity USA Activity TIONS Place Ballet Performance of "Pandawa Asrama" by students of Denpasar's Indonesian College of Art Ardha Candra Stage Place Time : Activity: Monday, June 17 Monday, July 1 ment/ vation Time Activity: 10.00 a.m.-13.00 p.m. Classical Lelambatan Music Instruments of Gong Time Activity: : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Gede (Pemecutan Badung). Place : Werdhi Budaya Art Centre Place Time : 20.00 p.m. - 22.00 p.m. Time Activity: : Aborigine Dance Ferformance from Australia Ksirarnawa Hall 20.00 p.m.-22.00 p.m. Activity: 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Place : Tuesday, July 2 Time Activity: bung (Payuk-Bangli). Place Time Activity: : : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Seminar of Balinese Culture Hospi usetts Pleace 01 Ksirarnawa Hall Time Activity: : 20.00 p.m. - 23.00 p.m. Place Activity: Time Hotels Place : "Rengganis" and "Cakepung" Performance (Bu- leleng and Karangasem) Wantilan Tuesday, June 18 F ya Foun- alifor A Time : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Activity: Time Wantilan Classical music instrument of 'Semar Pagulingan saih Pitu' (Abiankapas Kaja - Badung). Werdi Budaya Art Centre New-created Dances Performance by students of Indonesia College of Art/Indonesian High School of Art join with other artists. Ksirarnawa Hall 10.00 a.m.-13.00 p.m. Dance and musical instrument of Joged Bum- Wantilan NICC ali (In- Gallery Coup II NICC Room ge 12) Place Time Activity Place Classical music and dance of Grantang Pelog (Jembrana) 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Man's Gong Kebyar Festival (Bangli vs Gianyar). Ardha Candra Stage Wednesday, June 19 Activity: Place Time Activity: 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Classical Music Instruments of Angklung Klen- tangan (Carangsari - Badung) Werdhi Budaya Art Centre : 20.00 p.m. - 22.00 p.m. Ballet Performance of Gambuh (Batuan - Gia- nyar). Man's Gong Kebyar Festival (Klungkung vs Tabanan) Place : Ardha Candra Stage Time : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Activity: Classical Music Instrument of 'Kembangkirang' (Sangsit Dauh Yeh 20.00 p.m. 22.00 p.m. Modern Drama of "Sumpah Palapa Gajah Mada" (Sanggar Putih) Place : Ardha Candra Stage Place Time : Wantilan : 20.00 p.m. - 22.00 p.m. : Ksirarnawa Hall Wednesday, July 3 Place O Time Activity: mem- tels, is sitions ant Activity: Bamboo Musical Parade Place Thursday, June 20 Time Activity: Place Time 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Wood-carving Competition Wantilan 20.00 p.m. - 23.00 p.m. Drama Gong of "Bhara Dudaya" Time GER/ AGER 30 30 on with nd re- 2 days ertise- N : Activity: Place Ardha Candra Stage Friday, June 21 Time Activity: Place : Werdhi Budaya Art Centre : 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. 1 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Baleganjur Musical Instruments Parade of Youths : Place : U. 507 Time Activity: : Place : Time Activity: Arja Bon Bali Opera Place Time Activity: Ksirarnawa Hall 20.00 p.m.-23.00 p.m. Wayang Kulit Shadow Puppet (the winner of 1990 Bali's Wayang Festival) Wantilan Saturday, June 22 Time Activity: Place 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Mabebasan kekawin accompanied with Gender Musical Instrument of Wayang (Tabanan). Wantilan : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Activity: Werdhi Budaya Art Centre Ballet Performance of "Murtining Jagat Bangli," performed by Local Government of Bangli Re- gency : Ardha Candra Stage Sunday, June 23 Time Place Metajog (Klungkung) : : 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Time Activity: : Place Time Activity: Place 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Dish Competition Wantilan 20.00 p.m. - 23.00 p.m. Ballet Performance of "Jaran Rana" by Local Government of Jembrana Regency : Ardha Candra Stage Monday, June 24 Time Activity: Place Time Activity: 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Lelambatan Classical Music Instruments of Gong Gede (Sulahan Bangli). Werdhi Budaya Art Centre 20.00 p.m.-22.00 p.m. Semar Pegulingan/Legong Keraton Performance (Teges and Meranggi) Ksirarnawa Hall Place : : 20.00 p.m. Time Activity: Place C. 561 wwwwwwww 23.00 p.m. Balinese Traditional Songs : Wantilan Tuesday, June 25 Time Activity: Place Time Activity: Place : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. : Dance and musical instruments of Joged Bum- bung (Luwus-Tabanan) Wantilan 20.00 p.m.-23.00 p.m. Man's Gong Kebyar Festival (Badung vs Bule- leng) : Ardha Candra Stage Wednesday, June 26 Time Activity: Classical music instruments of Angklung Klen- : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. tangan (Sidan-Gianyar) Place : Time Activity Place Time Activity: Place Werdhi Budaya Art Centre : 20.00 p.m. 22.00 p.m. Drama Performance Buleleng) Ksirarnawa Hall 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. of Parwa (Tejakula- Wayang Shadow Puppet of Ramayana (the win- ner of 1990 Bali's Wayang Festival) Wantilan Thursday, June 27 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Wayang-painting and lontar-writing Competition Werdhi Budaya Art Centre Time Activity: Place : Time : 20.00 p.m. - 23.00 p.m. Activity: Drama Gong Performance of "Duta Bon Bali" Place : Ardha Candra Stage Friday, June 28 Baleganjur Festival of Youths Time 1 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Activity: Place Time 1 Werdhi Budaya Art Centre : 14.00 p.m. 17.00 p.m. : Wantilan Buleleng) 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Balinese Speech and story-telling Competition Thursday, July 4 Time Activity : Place Activity: Place : Wantilan 20.00 p.m. - 23.00 p.m. Classical Drama by Theater Mini Badung Ksirarnawa Hall Friday, July 5 Joged Pingitan Performance (Pakuwudan Suka- wati Gianyar). Time Activity: Place : Time : Activity: Place : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Magoak-goakan (Buleleng) Werdhi Budaya Art Centre 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Ballet Performance of "Dharma Kusuma" crea- ted by Indonesian High School of Art, Denpasar Ardha Candra Stage Sunday, July 7 Time Activity: : Place Time Activity: Place 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Competition of making Tedung Agung (ritual umbrella) and Balinese-style handicrafts Wantilan and down under the Ksirarnawa Hall 20.00 p.m. - 23.00 p.m. Ballet Performance of "Dharma Kusuma" by students of Indonesian High School of Art Ardha Candra Stage Monday, July 8 Time : 10.00 a.m. - 13.00 p.m. Activity Place : Activity: Place Time Activity: : Place Classical music instrument of Semar Pegulingan saih Pitu (Kamasan Klungkung) 20.00 p.m. 22.00 p.m. Janger Performance (Sibang Kaja-Badung) Wantilan 20.00 p.m.22.00 p.m. Music Concert of Karawitan created by Indone- sia College and High School of Arts and other artists. : Ksirarnawa Hall Tuesday, July 9 Time : Activity: Place Time : Activity: Place 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Joged Bumbung (Sangsit Buleleng) Wantilan 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Gong Kebyar Festival (Jembrana vs Karanga- sem) : Ardha Candra Stage Wednesday, July 10 Jegog (Jembrana) Wantilan 13.00 p.m. 22.00 p.m. Topeng Panca (Bangli) Time 10.00 a.m. Activity Place Time 20.00 p.m. Activity: Pleace Time Activity: : Place Wantilan 20.00 p.m. -23.00 p.m. Demonstration of the first and second winners of 1991 Bali's Gong Kebyar Festival : Ksirarnawa Hall Thursday, July 11 Time : Activity: Place : Time 0 Activity: Place 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Children Play (Sanggar Kukuruyuk) Wantilan 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Drama Gong of "Kerthi Buana" Ardha Candra Stage Friday, July 12 Time : Activity: Place Time Activity: Place : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Youths Baleganjur Werdhi Budaya Art Centre 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Old Artist Profiles Ksirarnawa Hall Saturday, July 13 Time : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Activity: Baleganjur Parade of Youths Time Place Werdhi Budaya Art Centre Time 17.00 p.m. 19.00 p.m. Activity: Place Activity: Place Time Activity : Competition of Children Balinese Pop Song Ksirarnawa Hall Time : Activity 20.00 p.m.; 23.00 p.m. Place : Time : Activity: Place : Wantilan Saturday, July 6 Time Activity: Place : : 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Mabebasan Tetantrian accompanied with gen- der musical instrument of Wayang (Gianyar) Wantilan 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Mabebasan Kekawin Wantilan 10.00 a.m. 13.00 p.m. Meslodor/Megala-gala (Tabanan) Werdhi Budaya Art Centre 19.30 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Closing Ceremony of the 13th Bali Festival os Arts. Sunday, July 14 Time Activity: Place : 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Ballet Performance of "Swarga Rohana Parwa" : Ardha Candra Stage. Calendar of Temple Festivals APRIL Date (Pura means Temple) 8. Pura Puseh Balai Agung U- bung Kupang Penebel (Ta- banan). Pura Bujangga Rsi di Tambak Bayuh (Badung). 10. Pura Catur Buana (Sepen) Sanding (Tamp ksiring). 27. Pura Puseh-Pura Desa Batu- 29. an (Sukawati). Pura Pasek Bendesa Kekeran Mengwi (Badung). Pura Pucak Tinggah Angsri/ Baturiti (Tabanan). Pura Ka- witan Luhur Bhujangga di Desa Jatiluwih Penebal (Ta- banan). 14. Pura Kahyangan Tiga di Ba- MAY tur (Bangli). Pura Batur di Cemenggaon (Sukawati). Pura Luhur Bhujangga di Canggu (Badung). 17. Pura Pasek Gelgel Dukuh Selemadeg (Tabanan). Pura Pasek Gelgel Mambang Se- lemadeg (Tabanan). Pura Puseh - Pura Desa di Guang (Sukawati), Pura Pasek Gel- gel Kukuh Marga (Taban- an). Date (Pura means Temple) 1. Pura Kepisah Sumerta (Ba- dung). Pura Pasek Gelgel Gerih Abiansemal (Ba- dung). Pura Pucaksari di Pe- narukan Peninjoan (Bangli). 7. Pura Tirta Harum Tegalwa- ngi (Bangli). Pura Beratan (Baturiti).Pura Batu Klotok (Klungkung). Pura Pasek TRAGIA, the place to shop at Nusa Dua Bali available by shuttle bus from hotels Tohjiwa di Wanasari. Pura Pasek Tanguntiti Jakatebel (Tabanan). Pura Pasek Ben- desa Sangsit Sawan (Bule- leng). 8. Pura Penataran Gana Beba- lang (Bangli). Pura Dalem Gde Br. Pande (Bangli). Pu- ra Pucaksari (Sepen) di Sa- ngeh. Pura Dadiya Agung Pasek Sanak Sapta Resi. Pu- ra Br. Peteluan Sidan (Gia- nyar). 14. Bhujangga Waisnawa, Gum- brih (Jembrana). 21. "Penampahan Galungan" day, the day prior to Galung- an for preparing offerings. 22. "GALUNGAN HOLIDAY", the victory day of Hindu reli- gion. 22. Pura Dukuh Sakti di Dukuh Kediri (Tabanan). 23. Pura Watukaru (Tabanan). Pura Lempuyang - Luwur (Karangasem). Pura Kentel Gumi (Klungkung), Pura Pa- sek Gaduh di Umadesa - Ke- diri (Tabanan). Pura Pasek Kubayan Wangaya Gde - Pe- nebel (Tabanan). 24. Pura Ulunsuwi di Jimbaran (Badung). Pura Luwur Ca- menggaon (Sukawati). Pura Pasek di Ubung (Badung). 25. Pura Segara (Jembrana). Pura Dalem Gde Losan (Klungkung). 26. Pura Dalem Tegaltamu Su- kawati (Batubulan). Pura Kubayan Umagunung/ Sempidi (Badung). 27. Pura Dasar (Klungkung). Pura Pasek-Tohjiwa Sawan/ Selemadeg (Tabanan). Activity: Fish-made Food Competition Place Time Activity: Place down under the Ksirarnawa Hall : 20.00 p.m. 23.00 p.m. Drama Performance of "Calonarang" (Badung) Ardha Candra Stage Tragia SUPERMARKET-D.STORE-RESTAURANT-ARTS SHOPPING CENTRE NUSA DUA-BALI Belimbing Sari A natural "hole" deserving of hikers' attention This cultural longing if one may label it as such -- was begin- ning to be increasingly felt. Opinion Thus, from the early sixties, the community organized its own gong (traditional music) and (Cont. from Page 5) balinese genius for arts and craft, it provided jobs in the most highly populated areas of the island. Youth turned away from agriculture to the making of paintings, carvings and jewels. Urbanisation was slowed and the traditional structure of villa- ges preserved. Added to a policy of state sponsorship of the arts during the governorship of I.B. Mantra, the money of tourism seemed to bring to Bali the means to carry its unen- ding cultural fantasies. Bali continued being a dreamlike so- ciety where every citizen-villager is a willful actor of cultural beauty. But the golded age is gone. Constant addition of tourists, and the ever increasing inflow of invested capital is shattering the very basis of Balinese society. Fifteen years ago, it was not rare for balinese villagers to freely give and take land. Land was then only one of the many elements of social exchange. It has now become a speculative commodity, with dire consequences on the social equilibrium: wooden shacks are springing next to luxurious villas. While booming, Bali is also discovering the ugly scars of under development. Changing patterns in land ownership could as well shatter the basic institutions of Balinese society: the territorial village and the kingship group. With the dissapearing of collective land ownership of these groups, social and religious bonds will ultimately lessen, possibly setting off the unraveling of Baline- se social fabric and the collapse of its religious and cultural systems. The problem of land underlines also a basic change in the use of land. Balinese environment is changing at an unchecked pace. Nusa Dua was to be a tourist resort isolated from the city of Denpasar by a green belt. What we have instead is a spraw- ling urbanisation that makes the tourist destinations of Gia- nyar and Tabanan more and more difficult of access. The class structure of bali is also changing. Bali is now importing most of its underclass and its bourgeoisie. The for- mer consists mostly of the trucloads of cheap labor coming from the poorest areas of East Java to work on the balinese construction sites. The balinese, well-protected behind the wall of their big compounds are just not ready nor willing to compete for the salaries given. The latter, on the opposite side of the social divide consists in the ownerw of capital invested in Kuta, Sanur and even Ubud. These social changes bring in turn changes in the ethnic distribution of the population, with ever deeper consequences on religious life and lingustic practice. There is also, we do not forget it, the impact due to the direct contact with foreign ways. It was where Balinese were the most worried, seing free sex, AIDS and prostitution at theyr very door. But although there are changes in the personal and sexual behaviour of Balinese youth, what was feared did not happen. Balinese women, naturally proud, are not for sale, and Bali is not becoming the next Bangkok. But what will happen in twen- ty years if the society is shattered in the very roots of its traditional life? Many of the changes we talk about are unavoidable. They are part of development and of nation-building. Modern Bali- nese themselves want to be members of the international eco- nomic environment as they are willful participants of Indo- nesian nationhood. Although unavoidable, change should be allowed to slow down. We should keep in mind that one of the keys to the balinese "miracle" is that everyone is a full participants of the village social life. If the balinese have a say at the level of their village, they should also have a say in the global evolution of their society. Let them determine the pace of their social change. After all, tourists in Bali have long been the balinese's guests. Figures adding, they are becoming visitors. But who wants tourist to become disrupting intruders ? SIMPANG Restaurant Dr. Jean Couteau (Cont. from Page 5) dance group. Songs in pentato- nic scales were sung in church services. The birth of Christ and other biblical stories were pre- sented in the old ways with spontaneous and genuine ac- ceptance. The old church building, rui- ned by a strong earth-quake in 1975, was replaced by a new one, expressing a strong Baline- se style. The children enjoyed good education, and many went to Java for further studies. Hun- dreds of university graduates in various fields of study were pro- duced. Today, they are engaged as church ministers, university lecturers, high school teachers, government officials etc. Howe- ver, the majority of them, mos- tly in Denpasar and Java, away from hone. There is a common notion among them that to be educated means to leave the vil- lage. It is no wonder that schools have grownempty due to a shortage of pupils. The village has beco- me the home of aged people with no signsof activity and live- liness. Belimbingsari is rather a forsaken Paradise. Is the community, that was on- ce successful in responding to the then existing challenges, ab- le to overcome this problem to- day? The question is yet to be an- swered. But, Dr. Waspada, the Bishop of the Balinese Church, himself a native of Belimbingsa- ri, seems to be prepared for ac- tion. He is taking on steps to al- leviate the problem of lethargy in the village. Belimbingsari is being prepared as a tourist des- tination. If Dr. Waspada's idea proves feasible, the future of Palasari, a sister village of Belimbingsari, allotted to Balinese who adop- ted, the Catholic faith in the past, could be improved. Like- wise, the former has undergone the same problems and desea- ses as the latter. A syndrome of modernity?. Usadi Wiryatnaya Duty Free Shop During you are staying in Bali don't waste your time, please come to P.T. Nuratni Ngoerah Duty Free & Souvenir Shop at Jalan By Pass Ngurah Rai 75X Sanur. We sell: Various Liquors. Cigarettes. Handbags, Watches, Fashion Accessories. Chocolate, etc. Open Daily: 09.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. Let's Enjoy TIGA Jl. Kartini 24 Sumbawa Be- sar. Served East Java special food and receives ordering. Nasi Gabuli for Fridays only. KAWI RESTAURANT Jl. Imam Bonjol 253-20 Den- pasar-Bali Served: Fried Ri ce, Cap Cay, Fuyung Hay, Chicken Mie, Pak Lay, Ang Shio Hi, Chicken Pangsit Mie, Tio Cake, Udang Asam Manis, Swi Ke, Cah Shio. In- donesia foods: spesial from East Java Soto Ayam/ Daging, Pecel Lele (Lalap- an). Nasi Campur, Fried Chicken, Rujak Cingur, Fried/Roast Cuutle-Fish, Ga- do-gado, Tail Soup. TRAGIA Restaurant, Nusa Dua Shopping Centre Served Indonesian, Chine- se, European and Fresh Sea- food. Capasity 250 seats full AC. Daily open: 8.30 a.m. 22.00 p.m. for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner with Bali- nese Dance everynight. Tragia serves you the best. Singapore Restaurant Jl. Diponegoro 98 Kertha Wijaya A-8-9, Denpasar Open 07.30 a.m. 15.00 p.m. 17.00 p.m. 22.00 p.m. Provides: Fried Chicken, Rosed Chicken, Soto Madu- ra, Chicken Soto, Tail Soup, Pecel Tempe, Lalapan Ikan Goreng, Fried Rice with Shrimp, Fried Mie, Rosed Fish, Bubur Ayam. DEPOT RAMA Jln. Veteran 55 Denpasar. Specially served: Fried Chic- ken of Jakarta, Pingpong Chinese Meat-Balls, Rum- psteak of sea fish. Also ser- ved: Cantonese Food, Orien- tal Baked Rice, Cap Cay, Fried Noodle Dish, and many kind of special drinks, such as Milk of Soybean Essence, Es Teler Maju 57. Depot Ra- ma gives you foods and drinks with high taste. We grant you will surely be satis- fied. Let's try and enjoy. psat perbelangkan selal A Dewata Ayu DEWATA AYU Shoping Centre It is presenting a new mo- dern fashion and rich in sop- histicated mode. We prepare all the things that you need for your everyday life and they would be offered in good prices. Remember that we also have a very specific food and it would be prepa- red in our food corner. We are located in Sudirman Street 20 Denpasar. Kayu Mas Food Centre Jalan Surapati 14 Denpasar Provides: Chicken Soup of Surabaya, Fried Chicken of Siemarang, Vegetable Salad of Malang, Fried Rice, Rice and side-dishes mixed, Su- lung Soup of Surabaya, Chicken Pangsit Mie. The First And Still Famous Iki Karaoke And Japanese Restaurant In Bali, Address: Jl. Kayangar, Utama, Kut'a Telp. 53186, 53187 SUPERMARKET TIARA DEWATA & DEPT STORE U. 603 DEPT. STORE THE ONLY PLACE Activities Supermarket; Dept. Store: fashion, beauty cosmetic & accesories, sport wear & tools, Stationery; Book Store: Shoes, Beauty Salon. Play ground, Billyard, swimming pool. Food Centre serves mo- re than hundred kind of foods. International Direct Dial (IDD) Open: 09.00-22.00 Saturday Night & National- days/holidays 'eve close at 22.30 Tragia Restaurant at Nusa Dua Shopping Centre Provides: Indonesia, Chine- se, European and Fresh Seafoods, 250 seats capacity full AC. Open: 8.30 a. n. 22.00 p.m., for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner. Ba linese Dance performance every- night. Tragia serves you the best. RUMAH MAKAN PADANG MURAH MERIAH Not just the name but also the reality Now the 7 th branch at Jl. Surapati 10 Denpasar, phone: 26226. Lo- cation, services and quality are the best, with reasonable prices.. MAWAR Restaurant Served: Chinese, Sea foods, and East Java special foods. Meals at minimum cost Rp 750,00 per perseon. Also ser- ved box meals/cakes for wedding/birthday party, re- ception and tour group. K. 602 C.604 4cm