RT Operational Assistance RP. 25 million a year turns the Tresna Budaya Dance Studio

Jakarta – Semarang City Government Support (Pemkot) by the RT Operational Assistance Program of RP. 25 million per RT per year is used by residents of RT 02 RW IV, Krapyak Village to preserve the local culture. The operational assistance was used to revive the Trisna Budaya studio, an art holder of the regional administrators who have been popular since the 1970s, but had a vacuum. Chairman of RW IV IV Krapyak Tri Subekso Village explained that this studio has a long history in the development of art in his region. Browse to continue with the content “Sanggar Trisna Budaya has existed since the 70s with the performance of Wayang people never a long vacuum, but our predecessor -spirit set the current generation on fire to revive it,” he explained on Tuesday (8/26/2025). According to Tri, the existence of this studio is important as a forum for residents, especially children and adolescents, to channel art talent and maintain the wrist of the culture in the town. During the first opening, 25 children participated in dance training. Similarly, chairman of RT 02 RW IV Krapyak Lilic Supramono said that the use of RP. 25 million was the result of the payout of the residents. “We decided to use RT operational funds for dance training. It also answers the RW’s dream so that the cultural studio is revived after a long vacuum,” says Lilik. Lilik added that this activity received a positive response from residents because it provided alternative activities for children outside the school and gadgets. “Residents strongly agree because this activity helps children to have a positive activity while retaining culture. We are grateful to the mayor who provided this RP 25 million operational aid program,” he added. Through this operational assistance, the residents of Krapyak hope that the cultural studio can become the center of art activities while retaining local cultural heritage. In fact, they are aimed at the work of studio children to be displayed on the Grebeg Subali cultural agenda at the end of the year. (AKD/AKD)