SuiJoh: Meet the Brand In Cambodia Inspired by Water
Have you heard of SuiJoh? A clothing and accessories company founded on gratitude, craftsmanship, and contributing to a wave – ahem – of change in…
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Cambodia Soundbase: Blending Cultures, Languages, and Energy Through Music
Phnom Penh’s live music scene has always been diverse, but few acts capture its global spirit quite like Cambodia Soundbase. The duo, made up of…
IACC and Embassy of India Announce Grand Diwali 2025 Celebration in Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh, 14 October 2025 — The Indian Association of Cambodia Community (IACC), with the gracious support of the Embassy of India to the Kingdom…
Angkor Classique: Bringing Baroque to Cambodia’s Rooftops
Cambodia’s cultural scene continues to surprise, with a growing appreciation for not only traditional Khmer arts but also the sounds of Western classical music. At…
Jazz Returns to Raffles: A Night of Soul and Tribute
Phnom Penh’s Raffles Hotel Le Royal will once again set the stage for a night of musical elegance as the Institut français du Cambodge and…
Van Vart: The Cambodian Artist Using Music, Makeup, and Motivation to Inspire Change
From humble beginnings to center stage CLS sat down with Van Vart, one of Cambodia’s most dynamic young artists — a singer, model, MC, professional…
Cambodia Hosts Its First Solarpunk Art Residency: Reimagining a Greener Future
Where tradition meets innovation Kampong Thom became a creative hub in late September as nine artists from across Southeast Asia gathered for Cambodia’s first-ever Solarpunk…
Oktoberfest Cambodia 2025 Returns to Koh Pich
Get ready to celebrate friendship, culture, and of course, beer! German Business Cambodia (GBC), a founding chapter of EuroCham Cambodia, is bringing back its signature…
Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor Shines a Spotlight on Khmer Artists
An exhibition that redefines Siem Reap as more than just Angkor Wat Siem Reap may be globally known as the gateway to Angkor Wat, but…
