Lombok, August 22, 2026 — RANS is bringing RANS Carnival, an integrated entertainment and community festival, to Lombok on August 22–23, 2026 at the Epicentrum Lombok Parking Area. The two-day festival brings together music, local culture, culinary experiences, sports, family activities, and local entrepreneurs in one celebration.

Built around the spirit of A Celebration of Community, Culture & Entertainment, RANS Carnival is designed as a platform that connects communities, local businesses, and entertainment in regional cities. Through this concept, RANS aims to bring entertainment experiences closer to communities beyond metropolitan areas, while creating opportunities for local ecosystems to participate and grow.

In Lombok, visitors can enjoy a diverse lineup of entertainment and activities, including live music performances, traditional arts, a food festival, sports activities, and a family-friendly playground. The entertainment lineup includes Souljah, Vierratale, Enau, Toton Caribo, and Fresly Nikijuluw, alongside traditional Sasak performances such as Gendang Beleq, Tari Oncer, and Tari Gandrung Sasak.

The festival will also feature a Food Festival with local UMKM tenants, including a culinary area from the JajaRANS Keliling IP. Visitors can also take part in sportainment activities, including group aerobic sessions, while families can enjoy a dedicated playground designed for shared experiences with loved ones.

More than an entertainment event, RANS Carnival reflects RANS’ vision to build a regional-scale platform that brings together entertainment, community, and local economic participation. By combining these elements in one festival, RANS Carnival creates a space where people can enjoy entertainment while discovering and supporting local businesses and communities.

Following its journey across Indonesia throughout 2026, RANS continues to bring its entertainment experiences closer to communities across the country, strengthening its role in developing an entertainment and community-driven ecosystem beyond Indonesia’s major metropolitan cities.