Events

The New Year’s Eve celebrations at SCBD Lot 1 in South Jakarta remained lively despite a light drizzle on Wednesday night (December 31).

Carrying the theme “Embrace Diversity, Nurture Hope,” the entertainment stage was filled with crowds who came to enjoy a series of events leading up to the New Year’s countdown. In the absence of fireworks, this year’s celebration was kept simple as a gesture of sympathy for the disaster in Sumatra.

The audience enthusiastically watched performances by several bands starting at 7:00 PM, including NM Band, Stereowall, Robokop, Shakira Jasmine, and Moluccan Soul. In addition to the musical performances, the event also featured interfaith prayers and a fundraising activity.

Festival Satu Nusantara serves as a significant moment in celebrating the rich cultural diversity of the Indonesian nation—diverse yet united under the spirit of togetherness. Through a series of vibrant activities, including musical performances, artistic showcases, cultural parades, and a marching band display, the festival offered a platform to appreciate, recognize, and celebrate Indonesia’s captivating and multifaceted cultural identity.

More than just entertainment, the event acted as a medium to strengthen social bonds, foster a sense of unity, and rekindle national pride in the cultural heritage passed down through generations. The diversity showcased throughout the  Festival Satu Nusantara is a true reflection of the national motto Bhinneka Tunggal Ika —Unity in Diversity— demonstrating that differences in ethnicity, language, and tradition are not dividers, but rather powerful forces that bind us as one nation.

It is our hope that the Festival Satu Nusantara serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving and promoting Indonesia’s cultural legacy, while at the same time nurturing a spirit of unity, tolerance, and patriotism to be carried forward by future generations.

Celebrating Jakarta's 498th anniversary at SCBD on June 22, 2025

This event is a cultural celebration that unites residents through traditional arts. Not only are the performances captivating, but delicious Betawi cuisine is also available.

In order to welcome Eid al-Adha 1446 H, AGP - SCBD again showed its commitment in social community activities by distributing qurban animals to the fostered areas. This activity is part of the effort to strengthen the relationship while fostering the values of care and solidarity among others.

The implementation of qurban is not only a form of worship, but also as a means of sharing happiness with people who need it. The qurban animals distributed have gone through a good selection and distribution process, so that they reach the right target and benefit evenly.

Through this activity, AGP - SCBD hopes that the spirit of sharing contained in qurban can be an inspiration to continue to spread kindness, strengthen the relationship between the organisation and the fostered community, and foster a sense of gratitude and empathy.

Thanks to all parties who have contributed—whether through donations, efforts, or moral support—so that this activity can run smoothly and be filled with blessings.