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13 Jun 2026
Sarawak, Sarawak News, Miri, Miri News, Mayfest, Miri City Day, Community Events, Tourism Sarawak, Festivals

Miri City Council Launches Mayfest 2026 to Mark City Day

MIRI – The Miri City Council has officially launched the 21st edition of Mayfest, a month-long celebration held in conjunction with Miri City Day on 20 May.

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UDC Event 2026

The announcement was made during a press conference at the Miri City Council Chamber on 30 April 2026, led by Mayor Adam Yii.

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Mayfest has become a signature annual event for the city, showcasing its cultural diversity, community spirit, and tourism appeal.

The festival, which began in 2005 to commemorate Miri’s elevation to city status, continues to attract residents and visitors with a wide range of activities.

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Mayor Adam Yii emphasised the importance of Mayfest in strengthening civic pride and promoting Miri as a vibrant destination.

He noted that the festival provides opportunities for local communities, businesses, and cultural groups to come together in celebration of the city’s progress and achievements.

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The programme is expected to feature cultural performances, exhibitions, sports competitions, and community-led initiatives.

Past editions of Mayfest have included parades, concerts, food fairs, and environmental campaigns, reflecting the city’s commitment to inclusivity and sustainability.

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This year’s festival will also highlight Miri’s role as a gateway to northern Sarawak, with events designed to attract domestic and international tourists.

The council has indicated that collaborations with local organisations and stakeholders will ensure a diverse and engaging line-up.

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Mayfest is not only a celebration of Miri’s city status but also a platform to showcase its development and aspirations.

The festival underscores the city’s identity as a hub for culture, commerce, and tourism, while reinforcing its reputation as a welcoming and outward-looking community.

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Mayor Adam Yii expressed confidence that Mayfest 2026 will continue to build on the success of previous years.

He encouraged residents to participate actively, noting that community involvement is key to the festival’s enduring appeal.

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Further details of the programme, including schedules and featured events, are expected to be released in the coming weeks.

The council has assured that preparations are underway to ensure smooth coordination and a memorable experience for all participants.

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By Sarawak Daily

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