Perhimpunan Indonesia – Inggris
AIS member Faizan is part of a group launching a Congklak Social Club, socialising while playing the game that has been played across Indonesia for centuries. Details in the flyer.
Entertainment will include Gamelan by Siswa Sukra, Kroncong, Pencak Silat, Angklungand various dances. Food will be potluck or bring your own picnic.There will be a live cooking demonstration too. Please remember to RSVP so we can have an idea of numbers.New members can sign up on the day
Tuesday 9 June 2026 at 6:30pmat the Indonesian Embassy, 30 Great Peter Street, London SW1P 2BU and by Zoom Adhiguna will speak a little bit about personal career journey and then talk about what is AI and the implications of its wide-ranging applications: for example on various fields, its impact on jobs, and ethical questions surrounding…
The Council was saddened to hear of the death of Prof. Juwono Sudarsono on Saturday, 28 March in Jakarta and would like to send our deepest condolences to his family. As Indonesian Ambassador to the UK from 2003-2004 he was a patron and great friend of the society. Prof. Juwono had a deep connection with the UK, having received his…
Programme includes Turang, A Distorted Individual and Crocodile Tears.
The AIS Book Club continues to go from strength to strength. Details of the next book and meeting are as follows: Aquarini Priyatna, popularly known as “Mbak Atwin”, is a professor in literature and gender studies. Her extensive research portfolio spans women’s studies, gender research, feminist theory and practice, auto/biography, media and celebrity studies, and feminist cultural…
The event opened with remarks from Indonesian Ambassador Desra Percaya, followed by a conversation between the author and Faye Robinson, managing editor culinary at Phaidon, which published the book. Approximately 100 guests attended, including journalists, members of The Guild of Food Writers, chefs, AIS members, and supporters of Jepun Charity. Guests enjoyed a selection of dishes from the book…
There will be no formal AIS meeting in May because the second week of May coincides with London Craft Week, during which there will be several Indonesia-related events. AIS members are encouraged to attend them. The Indonesian Embassy is helping to organise two of them The events are: May 11th – 17th: Exhibition at Lisa King Studio, 8 Duke Street, St James’s London, SW1Y 6BN Free.Tuesday…
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Tuesday 14 April 2026 at 6:30pmat the Indonesian Embassy, 30 Great Peter Street, London SW1P 2BU and by Zoom The keris has been a ubiquitous part of Indonesian culture for over six centuries. It is renowned for its pamor – the unique water-like patterning on its blade – and for the distinct variations found in many regions across the…