This March school holidays, drop by Berjaya Times Square Kuala Lumpur for a month of exciting sports and health promotions and bargains from participating outlets. Enjoy endless fun with the Wall Climbing and Mini Futsal Inflatables at Ground Floor, East on 13 & 14 March. Put your competitive spirit to the test and win prizes or just enjoy these activities free-and-easy with your family and friends. Mark 28 March down in your treasure hunting calendar for a chance to win prizes totaling RM3,200! This Sporting Hunt will keep you busy going from outlet to outlet for clues. Registration forms can be obtained from the Ground Floor Information Counter or downloaded fromwww.timessquarekl.com. Only limited to the first 50 teams. EYE HEALTH SCREENING FOR WORLD GLAUCOMA DAY Date:            Friday, 12 March 2010 Venue:          Lower Ground Floor, East                     Berjaya Times Square Kuala Lumpur Time:            10am - 6pm   Did you know that glaucoma is the leading cause of blindness worldwide and in Malaysia? Known as the Silent Thief of Sight, the only prevention is to have regular eye checks as there are no symptoms for this condition. So get your eyes checked and reduce unnecessary blindness. Come and be part of Malaysia Glaucoma Society's effort to organize a record-breaking Charity Glaucoma Eye Check event for only one day at 15 venues in the Klang Valley.   CIMB KL OPEN SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS Date:            Thursday to Saturday, 18 - 20 March 2010 Venue:          Lower Ground Concourse, Berjaya Times Square Kuala Lumpur       Time:            2pm onwards   A spectacular showcase of talented world-ranking squash players battle it out for the fifth year running at Berjaya Times Square. See our very own squash queen, Dato' Nicol David, the reigning World No 1 and the current World Champion (Men), Ramy Ashour from Egypt in adrenaline-pumping action in the specially mounted all-glass squash court.       THE ICE AGE EXPERIENCE Now opened at 7th Floor, East Berjaya Times Square! The Ice Age Experience brings you back to the Pleistocene period 1,000,000 years ago. An educational thematic exhibition which highlights issues on our planet's ecosystem and incorporates mechanical movement and puppetry which brings life-sized ice age creatures back to life. So this school holidays, be sure to make a date with these prehistoric creatures for an up close and personal encounter.   Operating Hours          Weekdays                                                     12pm - 10pm Sat, Sun, School & Public Holidays           11am - 10pm date:  Sat, 2010-03-06 11:00 - Wed, 2010-03-31 22:00

After a successful inaugural awards last year, Time Out KL and KL Photo Awards is calling for entries for their second KL Photo Awards. As in the previous year, the judges will be seeking to unearth new talent and vision from emerging and established artists alike. For the 2010 event, there will no longer be a distinction between Professional and Non-Professional categories. Instead, entrants may submit portraits either as Individual entries or as a Story.In the Individual Portrait category, the judges will be looking at overall technical skills, composition and challenging aesthetics in a single, stand alone portrait that rises above the rest. The Portrait Story category is added to enable photographers to enter portraits in a series, along with accompanying narrative. Identifying strong visual narrative that speaks to the viewer is a criterion the judges will be seeking in this category, as artists that use photography creatively rather than camera operators will be rewarded. We feel that understanding the processes of an artist and his or her ability to bring concept to fruition in a series of pictures exemplifies the creativity in the art. The KL PHOTOAWARDS 2010 is open to all photographers, over 14 years of age, from full time students, enthusiasts, semi-professional to professional photographers.URL: www.klphotowards.com date:  Thu, 2010-03-04 (All day)

  Glitter & Silk is an exhibition of Chinese opera costumes from the 1950s and 1960s. In Cantonese opera, the costumes are the most visually arresting and elaborately designed elements which are seen on the stage. For live stage performances the backdrop and props are sparse, with much of the scene setting left to the audience imagination or subtle hints given by the performers. The costumes are colourful, eyecatching and draw the focus onto the performer who conveys every last detail of the story with a dramatic flurry of fabric.  Time and Date: Monday, Feb 8, 2010 to Monday, Mar 8, 2010; 10am Venue: House of Suzie Wong, FF1A Muse Floor Starhill Gallery, 181 Jalan Bukit Bintang, KL Contact: 03 2143 3220 date:  Mon, 2010-02-08 10:00 - Mon, 2010-03-08 20:00