DENPASAR — Living World Denpasar celebrated its 3rd anniversary through a series of events under the theme “GOLD3N BLOOM,” featuring entertainment, a large-scale culinary festival, and sustainable social initiatives for the Bali community.
The celebration, which began on March 22, 2026, offers a wide range of programs, including a culinary festival showcasing 300 food and beverage options and a shopping program with total prizes worth IDR 3 billion. In addition, 3,000 rewards are available for My Living app users, along with a spectacular display of 3,000 fireworks as the highlight of the celebration.
General Manager of Living World Denpasar, Maria Lucia Lazuardi, said the anniversary serves as an important moment to strengthen relationships with visitors, tenants, communities, and local MSMEs.
“Through ‘GOLD3N BLOOM,’ we aim to deliver an experience that is not only entertaining but also strengthens collaboration between community, culture, and innovation in Bali,” she said.
The series of events continued on March 23, 2026, with appreciation programs for tenants and business partners, as well as social initiatives for the Tonja Village community. The peak celebration took place on March 24, 2026, marked by the launch of the My Living app and website as part of the mall’s digital transformation.
During the event, a Grand Prize program was also introduced, featuring a Toyota Zenix as the main prize, along with an electric motorcycle. A point collection system was also launched, allowing visitors to redeem points for various rewards.
The celebration was further enlivened by a special performance from Adrian Khalif, followed by a spectacular fireworks show that concluded the “GOLD3N BLOOM” festivities.
Social and Sustainability Initiatives
As part of its social commitment, Living World Denpasar also organized a program titled “Supporting Child Growth and Health in Tonja Village.” The initiative supports local Posyandu (community health services) through the provision of digital baby scales, children’s water bottles, and toy packages.
The program was supported by AZKO, INFORMA, and Toys Kingdom, in collaboration with Rumah Sakit Prof. dr. I.G.N.G. Ngoerah, which provided health education and free medical check-ups.
Over the past three years, Living World Denpasar has also implemented various sustainability initiatives, including plastic waste collection, recycling programs, and the use of solar power systems contributing to carbon emission reduction.
In addition, the mall continues to support local MSMEs by engaging hundreds of small businesses and providing a platform for Bali’s art and cultural communities.
“For us, these three years represent a journey of building relationships with the community. We hope Living World Denpasar will continue to be an inclusive and relevant space for everyone,” Maria concluded.
