The “Big Food Festival” in Batam, set for February 1-4, 2024, will not only tantalize taste buds but also offer a walk through time with a photo exhibition depicting Batam’s development since the 1970s, spotlighting Prof. BJ Habibie’s pivotal role in the island’s growth.
The Big Food Festival at Pollux Mall Habibie will be more than just a culinary event; it will serve as a platform to exhibit the transformation of Batam over the decades, highlighting the significant contributions of Prof. BJ Habibie.
The exhibition will feature photographs and artifacts of Prof. Habibie’s works, inviting the Batam community to explore the island’s historical evolution and development milestones.
Photo: Pos Metro (2024)
Talk shows and strategic planning discussions will form part of the event, offering insights into Batam’s current developmental trajectory and future plans, all under the theme “The True Spirit of Habibie.”
A variety of supporting activities will enhance the festival’s appeal, including musical performances, art shows, cooking contests, and fitness activities, ensuring a diverse and engaging experience for all attendees.
The festival will also focus on empowering local small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), aligning with Habibie’s vision of economic resilience and community upliftment.
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The event aims to reflect the true spirit of Habibie’s dedication, serving as an inspiration for current and future generations in Batam and beyond.
The Big Food Festival in Batam is more than a celebration of culinary delights; it’s a tribute to the island’s remarkable journey of development and innovation. For Singaporeans and international visitors, it offers a unique glimpse into the rich history and cultural evolution of Batam, alongside enjoying diverse food and entertainment. The festival symbolizes Batam’s ongoing commitment to growth, community engagement, and cultural preservation.
The Big Food Festival at Pollux Mall Habibie in Batam, scheduled from February 1-4, 2024, will showcase the island’s developmental journey since the 1970s. The event celebrates the legacy of Prof. BJ Habibie and features a historical photo exhibition, talk shows, and various cultural and culinary activities, highlighting Batam’s growth and community spirit.
Source: Pos Metro, Realita Media (2024)
