Join the WYTT Multistyle 200HRS Yoga Teacher Training + 20HRS Wellness Training 2026 at Moana Wellness Hub, Nuanu Creative City.

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Looking for a delicious lunch? Our lunch set menu offers, fresh homemade French cuisine. New specials every day! Simple things, done right.

Next week at @boliche.bali 🪩 Friday, EBES bringing DEEP GROOVES & DISCO HEAT. Saturday, Flex Webster returns with Discõs Universál. GLOBAL DISCO & BOOGIE, all on vinyl. 18 & 19 September, from 9 PM till late.

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Jakarta lands in Bali. One night. One takeover. No rules. PHILLY ALVINREZ VIFAL MARCH MAYHEM FRI 18 SEP 23:59 — 10:00 Techno. Heavy bass. All-night energy. Only at Midnight Tokyo Bali, Seminyak. #MidnightTokyoBali #BaliTechno #balinightlife #seminyaknightlife #afterpartybali

Billy Gillies is bringing PURE JOY to DWP26 ⚡🔥

Ubud Running season is on the way.

🌴✨ Sunday at KU DE TA Make your Sunday a little more special with Family Sunday and our Sunday Market, all by the sea. 🛍️ Sunday Market | 10 AM – 4 PM Shop, eat, and unwind as you explore our curated market, then let the little ones enjoy a day of creativity and discovery. 🌸 Perfume Making by Ammare Naturel | 10 AM – 2 PM 🎨 Resin Ocean Painting & Kite Painting | 10 AM – 12 PM 🎭 Face Painting | 10 AM – 2 PM 🍣 Sushi Making Class | 11 AM – 1 PM 🐍 Meet & Greet with Reptiles | 12 PM – 2 PM Come for the market, stay for the family fun, and enjoy an easy Sunday by the sea. 🌊✨

Techno and Chill is a global platform blending deep techno with chillout/downtempo sounds. With millions of followers online, it curates mixes, supports artists, and hosts events worldwide turning a digital following into real dancefloors.

Mukti. A Path to Liberation. Saka Bayu, a traditional artist from a village between Ubud and Kintamani, draws from Garuda's journey in the Adiparwa, bringing tradition into new forms of expression. This Sunday, he'll be bringing his stories to Mana. Thank you to Jnana for bringing this together. 20 September, sunset at Mana.

In the late 1920s, researchers captured Bali’s sacred ceremonies and music, locking the recordings in overseas archives for nearly a century. Through a decade of repatriation by Arsip Bali 1928, these historic artifacts finally return to their place of origin.