The Beauty of Giving A Rhythm of Paradise

Nusa Dua (Antara Bali) - The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua, Bali presents "The Beauty of Giving – A Rhythm of Paradise by Gus Teja" on Thursday, 23 September 2010 at Cascade Bar at 17.30hrs.

Agus Teja, known as Gus Teja, is a talented Balinese young musician from Junjungan village in Ubud, Bali, who creates his own musical instruments with specialisation in bamboo.

Guitar, ancient bamboo flute and percussion provide a voice to wisdom and illumination.

Gus Teja invites you to join his performances at The Laguna and receive a complimentary CD of Gus Teja’s latest album “Rhythm of Paradise”. Experience like Balinese as we will provide you traditional Balinese sarong, Balinese hat (udeng) or Balinese sash.

Savour the lavish cocktails and exquisite snacks while you enjoy the performances. A choice of 60 minutes authentic spa treatments; Balinese massage, Kelapa (Coconut) scrub or Lengis Nyuh (Coconut Oil) hair treatment using indigenous products enhance your memorable night to remember.

US$ 85++/person/package and price is subject to 21% government tax and service charge. For information and reservations, please contact: tel 62 361 771327 or E-mail: thelaguna.nusaduabali@luxurycollection.com

The event above is also designed in conjunction to support The Laguna’s annual UNICEF Check Out for Children Challenge 2010 which is a part of the annual fundraising challenge among the staff at Starwood Hotels and Resorts Asia Pacific.

A photo exhibition showcased the award – winning Balinese artists specially photographed by young Bali based local photographer, Doddy Obenk and traditional Batik demonstration from Balibatiku followed by Batik exhibition and auction enhance the charity support experience.

100% of proceeds from the auction will be donated to UNICEF and the items sold from the exhibition, 50% of all proceeds will be donated to UNICEF.

Thousands of children are set to benefit from The Laguna’s latest fundraising event where vital funds will be raised for UNICEF immunisation projects in the Asia Pacific region.(*)