MIRI – The Sarawak Sunrise Aerodance 2026 series was officially launched in Miri, marking the city as the first host of this new community-driven fitness initiative.
The event drew participants, sponsors, and community leaders together in a celebration of health, unity, and active living.
The programme was officiated by distinguished guests including Pemanca Leonard Fong, who represented YB Datuk Sebastian Ting, and Penghulu, standing in for Mayor YB Adam Yii.
Organising Chairman Mr Liew Ted Ghee, Sarawak Commercial Photographic Association Chairman Mr Leong Jun Chin, event partner Ryan Jee, and instructor Mr Busman were also present to welcome participants.
Organisers highlighted that the event was not only about exercise and dance but also about strengthening community ties.
The initiative aims to encourage healthier lifestyles while fostering inclusivity across Sarawak’s diverse population.
Guest of Honour Mr Leong Jun Chin described the programme as a “meaningful and inspiring initiative” that promotes wellness and unity.
The Miri edition is significant as it represents the first aerodance-focused community event in Sarawak. By choosing Miri as the launch city, organisers underscored the town’s vibrant spirit and readiness to lead in promoting wellbeing. The event is expected to set a benchmark for similar activities across the state.
Sponsors including Lian Shin and Ghee Kwong were acknowledged for their contributions, which played a crucial role in ensuring the success of the event.
Organisers also extended appreciation to volunteers, instructors, and partners who worked behind the scenes to deliver a smooth programme.
Participants from Miri and neighbouring areas turned out in large numbers, reflecting strong community support. Their involvement was seen as a testament to the growing interest in fitness and collective wellbeing.
The event encouraged attendees to embrace active living while building friendships and creating lasting memories.
In his speech, Mr Leong emphasised that initiatives like Sarawak Sunrise Aerodance should be expanded, noting that a community’s strength lies not only in infrastructure but also in the health and unity of its people.
He added that when individuals from different backgrounds come together to celebrate wellness, it sends a powerful message about diversity and solidarity.
The organisers expressed gratitude to media partners Sarawak Daily and Kuching King for their role in promoting the event, which contributed to its wide reach and success.
As the Sarawak Sunrise Aerodance 2026 series begins its journey in Miri, organisers hope the programme will inspire other cities across the state to adopt similar initiatives, reinforcing the importance of health, happiness, and community spirit.
