This year’s Ramadan celebrations will feel even more special in the PIK area. Through its Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, CSR PIK2 presents Ramadan Festival 2026, a vibrant celebration that blends Islamic outreach, cultural arts, social care, and community togetherness. The festival will take place over three days, from 11–13 March 2026, at Masjid Al-Ikhlas PIK, and is open to the public who wish to experience the warm, festive, and inspiring atmosphere of Ramadan while enjoying meaningful activities. 

Ramadan Festival 2026 will provide a stage for Islamic arts that continue to thrive within the community. The rhythmic beats of bedug drums, the melodious recitation of sholawat, and the harmony of traditional music will come together through a series of competitions featuring participants from various regions. 
This year’s festival will highlight three main competition categories namely Bedug Sholawat Competition, Creative Hadroh Performance Competition, General Marawis Competition. Each performance will showcase teamwork, musical creativity, and the spirit of togetherness that characterizes Indonesia’s rich Islamic artistic traditions. Throughout the three-day event, Masjid Al-Ikhlas PIK will transform into a lively gathering space filled with the sound of sholawat and rhythmic percussion that uplift the spirit of Ramadan. Visitors will not only enjoy engaging competitions but will also experience an atmosphere of peace, reflection, and community bonding. 

Beyond the artistic performances, Ramadan Festival 2026 will also feature culinary booths from UMKM (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises) supported by Agung Sedayu Group. A variety of Ramadan specialties and traditional snacks will be available for visitors, creating a warm iftar experience while providing local entrepreneurs with an opportunity to introduce their products to a wider audience. 
Adding to the festive atmosphere, visitors will also be entertained by acoustic music performances featuring Islamic songs. The festival will also feature a special appearance by guest star Candil, who will help entertain visitors while sharing takjil with the community. 
As part of its social outreach, the festival will also offer free health check-ups for visitors. In addition, CSR PIK2 will distribute basic food packages to those in need as an expression of the spirit of generosity during the holy month of Ramadan. 

Eka Agus, Chairman of the Mosque Prosperity Council (DKM) of Masjid Al-Ikhlas, stated that the festival is not merely a competition but also a platform for collaboration and the preservation of Islamic arts amid modern developments. “This Ramadan Festival is part of Al-Ikhlas’ program in collaboration with CSR PIK2. There is a bazaar featuring MSMEs supported by CSR Agung Sedayu Group. There are also acoustic performances and competitions such as hadroh, marawis, and bedug. It is a very positive collaboration where we can synergize and help enliven the mosque. Hopefully, it will bring benefits to all of us.” 
By involving young generations, Islamic arts communities, and the wider public, Ramadan Festival 2026 is expected to become a highly anticipated annual event. At the same time, it serves as an effort to keep Islamic artistic traditions alive while strengthening the spirit of sharing during the blessed month of Ramadan.