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Mark your calendars for these incredible events in KL in September 2026! Enjoy musical performances and memorable celebrations this month.
You might have just recovered from August, and now it’s time to mark your calendars with this month’s lineup. Musical theatre fans can look forward to Lea Salonga’s performance with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. Meanwhile, Harry Potter enthusiasts can step into the magic as Pavilion Damansara Heights celebrates the movie’s 25th anniversary with a spellbinding experience. If you’re in the mood for some lively entertainment, don’t miss out on the Latin-inspired rhythms at “Viva La Fiesta”. From local bazaars to art exhibitions, this month’s events in KL for September 2026 are shaping up to be one thrilling month.
Get ready to be in the feels as Lea Salonga brings a wave of nostalgia to your day with Broadway hits and the classics from Disney. Famed for singing “A Whole New World” as Jasmine and “Reflection” as Mulan, Salonga is a powerhouse. For 80 minutes, sit back and be enveloped by her soaring vocals.
When: 24 & 26 September, 8PM | 27 September, 3PM
Where: Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
Purchase your tickets here.

It’s time to relive the magic once more as we celebrate 25 years since the release of ‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’. Pavilion Damansara Heights transforms the centre court with a beautiful recreation of the Hogwarts Express. While you’re there, go ahead and explore Hogsmeade for themed merchandise and craft activities.
When: Now – 20 September
Where: Concourse, Level 2, Pavilion Damansara Heights
Time: 10AM – 10PM
If you’re on the hunt for the perfect date night idea, head over to The Campus Ampang for a night of Latin-inspired rhythms and electric moments with live musical performances.
When: 12 September
Where: Robert’s Theatre, The Campus Ampang
Time: 7.30PM
Purchase your tickets here.
With the Mid-Autumn Festival around the corner, why not explore The Campus for a weekend fuelled with activities to join and a chance to explore local vendors and businesses.
When: 17 – 20 September
Where: The Campus Ampang
Time: 10AM – 10PM
Curated by London-based Malaysian artist Rajinder Singh, the exhibition follows the artist’s exploration of colonial inheritance in ‘Saffron Surrender’, and dives into the significance of the SS Rajula—a steamship that transported families across the Bay of Bengal from 1926 to 1973.
When: Now till 26 September
Where: Wei-Ling Gallery
Time: 10AM – 6PM (Tuesday – Saturday)