1. Rock In The City 2026
   Saturday, 29 August, 8:15pm–12:00am
   Wisma Melayu, Jalan Diplomatik, Kuching

A proper late-night rock session is coming to town, with live performances and a regional Malaysia–Brunei–Indonesia rock spirit. If your ideal Saturday is loud guitars, lights and a crowd that sings along, this is the one to circle.

Source: Rock In The City event poster

2. FUN乐营 3.0 children’s holiday camp
   Saturday–Sunday, 29–30 August, 8:00am–4:00pm; continues Monday, 31 August, 8:00am–12:00pm
   Samarahan Grace Methodist Church, Taman Uni Central

This one is for children aged 5–12, with camp activities, meals, snacks, camp clothing and plenty of group fun. It is a registration-based programme, so it is most suitable for families whose children are already signed up or who can still confirm a place with the organiser.

Source: FUN乐营 3.0 event poster

3. SOAR3.0「我受够鸟」youth camp
   Friday, 28 August, 6:00pm to Monday, 31 August, noon
   Sungai Maong Methodist Church, Lorong Stapok Utara, Kuching

A four-day, three-night Chinese youth camp for ages 13–18, built around fellowship, activities and a full camp experience. This is another registration-based event, but it is worth knowing about if your teenager has already registered and is heading in this weekend.

Source: SOAR3.0 event poster

4. Konsert Di Ambang Merdeka “Dekat Di Hati”
   Sunday, 30 August, 8:00pm–11:00pm
   Kompleks Sukan Asajaya

Up for a short drive out of Kuching? The Asajaya Merdeka-eve concert brings together Bella Astillah, Bob Yusuf, Hairee Francis and other featured artistes with the Simfoni Orkestra Negeri Sarawak. Expect a big community-night atmosphere, music and fireworks-style celebration energy.

Source: Pesta Asajaya 2026 event poster

If I were planning the weekend, I would do Rock In The City on Saturday night and keep Sunday for the Asajaya concert. For the outdoor programmes, check the organiser’s latest update before leaving — haze and weather have already affected some Sarawak events this month.