A rather instructive feature is added by learning the way as to how ARMA Foundation has begun to visualize and so succeeded in the realization of its vision and mission by encouraging the children to find their own identity and creative self - assertive dynamics through the performance of their dance and music, expressing their share and version of cultural activities.

A Come and experience the exotic dance performances to the tune of their accompanying music in the way they have been performed since the 1930s up to the 1950s and onwards, as a unique cultural manifestation of Peliatan village.

These include the quintenssential Pendet Dance, Legong Lasem Dance, Oleg Dance, Cockfighting or Trunajaya Dance, Baris Dance, highlighted by the gamelan demonstration of melodic SEMARANDHANA orchestra

The Kecak Dance involves a chorus of up to 100 men and boys, who begin the performance by sitting in concentric circles around the burning oil lump chanting "cak-cak-cak-cak" .

Seven different rhythmical combinations of the chant are interwoven, creating an awe-inspiring chorus presentation of thrilling sound and vocals by way of musical accompaniment to the dance. No music instrument is played.

The Kecak Dance is often called the "Monkey Dance", because the "cak" crying sound resembles the chattering of monkeys. This choreography is rarely performed, except when specially commissioned.