Join IJM Land Bhd and have some fun at the carnival which will feature game booths, arts and crafts workshops and more than 50 pop-up stores. There will also be a free flow of popcorn, cotton candy and cup corn.

CSI Property is organising a talk on the Birmingham property market to help investors gain insights on the city in UK. The talks are at 11am and 3pm.

Celebrate the Deepavali festival with Tropicana Corp Bhd at Tropicana Metropark to enjoy delicious food and fun activities such as rangoli sand art and henna tattoos.

Visit the upcoming Pop up! Bazaar at Eco Sky organised by Eco World Development Group Bhd and enjoy over 40 stalls that feature a variety of food, potted plants, handcrafts, accessories, toys, organic goods, diving courses, beverages, jewellery and many more.

Lighten up and celebrate Diwali this Sunday at the Setia EcoHill Welcome Centre and enjoy food and activities such as henna art, face painting, colourful games booths, crunchy murukku, Diya light painting, marigold flower garlands and a private garden tour. RSVP to reserve a slot.

Bring your children, explore the edutainment activities and enjoy Meletops famous ayam goreng kunyit. Admission into the event is organised by JKG Land Bhd and is free.

Bring the whole family to Mah Sing Group Bhd’s Southville City to experience brand new interactive installations and insta-worthy experiences within a 25,000 sq ft covered and air-conditioned Playground.

Reka Interiors Exhibition aims to promote interior decor and design products and services to users. The exhibition also features other activities including a Young Designers’ Forum and industry talks by renowned interior designers.

Join a guided river walk along Klang River and learn about Malaysia’s River of Life. Participants could also learn to conduct water quality tests and find out more about the science and engineering behind the river cleaning and restoration. Online registration needed.

Taylor’s Lakeside University School of Architecture, Building and Design is hosting an experiential market to bring back the essence of Chinatown Kuala Lumpur with a series of activities and talks such as Kopitiam Conversation, a cheongsam design workshop, a cross-stitch workshop and community gardening talks by Kebun-Kebun Bangsar.