Gamelan and puppetry arts training for children

Children play shadow puppets during a gamelan and puppetry training at Sindhu Laras Bocah, Semarang, Central Java, Sunday (June 21, 2026). According to the Sindhu Laras Bocah management, the regular gamelan and puppetry training for children is an effort to preserve traditional Javanese arts and culture while also supporting the implementation of PP Tunas through strengthening creative, educational activities and social interactions in the real world as part of child protection in the digital space to reduce dependence on gadgets and exposure to negative content on social media. ANTARA FOTO/Aprillio Akbar/agr/M052

An instructor gives directions to children during a gamelan and puppetry training at Sindhu Laras Bocah, Semarang, Central Java, Sunday (June 21, 2026). According to the Sindhu Laras Bocah management, the regular gamelan and puppetry training for children is an effort to preserve traditional Javanese arts and culture while also supporting the implementation of PP Tunas through strengthening creative, educational activities and social interactions in the real world as part of child protection in the digital space to reduce dependence on gadgets and exposure to negative content on social media. ANTARA FOTO/Aprillio Akbar/agr/M052

Children play gamelan instruments during a gamelan and puppetry training session at Sindhu Laras Bocah, Semarang, Central Java, Sunday (June 21, 2026). According to the Sindhu Laras Bocah management, the regular gamelan and puppetry training for children is an effort to preserve traditional Javanese arts and culture while also supporting the implementation of the Tunas PP through strengthening creative, educational activities, and social interactions in the real world as part of child protection in the digital space to reduce dependence on gadgets and exposure to negative content on social media. ANTARA FOTO/Aprillio Akbar/agr/M052