Vibe, Shop & Stand A Chance To Win Prize Worth RM10k At The Gardens Mall's Summer Grooves Fest!
Chill on beanbag chairs under a canopy of colourful ribbons, snap photos with a classic Kombi van, and be transported to a buzzing summer festival (minus the scorching sun!) – a perfect package of fun and comfort!
Receive A Gift When You Shop
Keep on grooving and recreate your own summer fest! Redeem an exclusive picnic mat when you spend a minimum of RM700 for Maybank cardmembers*/ The Gardens Club members, or RM800 for other payment modes in a single receipt** at any of the specialty stores in The Gardens Mall from now until 2nd August.
*Applicable to Maybank Credit/ Charge Cards issued in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Cambodia and Brunei.
**Limited to 120 redemptions per day. Terms and conditions apply.
The fun doesn't end there! Spend a minimum of RM5,000 in a single receipt* to be one of the three lucky shoppers daily who will each get an invitation to the Summer Grooves Grand Finale event. Happening on 3rd August, it's your chance to win the Grand prize worth RM10,000!
*Terms and conditions apply.
Workshops
Head over to the North Palm on the Ground Floor (near MCM) to express your creativity and personalise a little summer accessory in three workshops available every weekend from 19th July to 2nd August.
Bag Charm Workshop
19, 20, 26 & 27 July, 2 August – 1pm – 2pm
Keychain Personalisation
19 & 26 July, 2 August – 4pm – 5pm
Phone Charm Workshop
20 & 27 July – 4pm – 5pm
Terms & Conditions:
Registration starts 30 minutes before the workshops begin.
Limited slots available; first-come, first-served.
Recommended for children aged 6 years and above, with an accompanying adult.
Other terms & conditions apply.
*Events are subject to change without prior notice.
Social Rewards
Beat the heat with cool and groovy looks! Show off your creative side and snap photos at our Summer Grooves decor to stand a chance to win gift vouchers up to RM50!
Create a 4-grid collage and post it on your Instagram feed by 3rd August. Complete this sentence in your caption: 'Summer fest, good vibes, and…', tag us and use the hashtags #thegardensmallmy #tgmsummergrooves2025.
Visit The Gardens Mall's Instagram @thegardensmallmy or www.thegardensmall.com.my for more details.
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