Hello, Explorer Friends!

If Sal Priadi is your go-to guy for furniture and fine fragrances, TMII is your ultimate destination for joy and unforgettable fun!

Whether you’re tired of being asked “When are you getting married?” at every family gathering, or just need a break after a week of chasing deadlines—come join us! On Saturday, February 22, 2025, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) will host a special performance by Sal Priadi, and yes—it’s completely FREE! No terms, no fine print, no installment plans.

The performance will take place at TMII Lokomotif Plaza, starting from 2:00 PM (WIB). Arrive early to grab the best spot—if you’re lucky, you might even end up right at the front, exchanging glances with Sal himself. Feeling hungry? No worries, TMII has plenty of local delicacies to keep your belly full while you sing your heart out.

For those who haven’t listened to Sal Priadi yet—first of all, where have you been? But don’t worry, there’s still time to catch up on tracks like “Amin Paling Serius,” “Dari Planet Lain,” and many more, so you don’t end up nodding along awkwardly during the concert. Get ready for an evening of emotional reflection, perfect for those still searching for the meaning of life.

Beyond the concert, there will also be Ichinogami Papercraft Workshop, Ecoprint Workshop, Bubble Party, and a line-up of Cultural Performances, including Gamelan, Suling Sunda, and Saluang Minang. Where else can you enjoy all of this in one place? Only at TMII.

And while you’re here, don’t miss the chance to explore the beauty around you. Visit the Regional Pavilions, Museums, and other attractions before the show. After Sal Priadi’s performance, make sure to stay for the Tirta Cerita Dancing Fountain Show, magical fusion of water screen projections and Indonesian folklore that will take you back to childhood. Bonus: there’s also a drone show to elevate the experience!

So don’t settle for just hearing about it later and regretting not coming. Mark your calendar: Saturday, February 22, 2025, at TMII, East Jakarta. The event is free and open to all. See you there—and don’t forget the tissues, just in case!