As the new face of BI Goes to School, Bank Indonesia’s Education Festival (FEStival EduKAsi Bank Indonesia - FESKABI) is back this year under the same mission, to disseminate information, to educate, and also to provide entertainment for academic community in regards to understanding Bank Indonesia's policies and provisions on digital economy and digital finance. Similar by the previous event, this year FESKABI was held in three cities, which are Solo, Lampung, and Manado, in collaboration with national media Metro TV.

Manado as the last destination city which was held on November 4th 2019, targeted Manado State University, Tomohon-Manado, which is also the only teacher training and education campus in the Sulawesi region. With the number of visitors reaching 3000 people, FESKABI which being packed with edutainment concept was very welcomed by the students enthusiasm and was also attended specifically by the Governor of North Sulawesi, Mr. Olly Dondokambey, S.E. and the Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia, Mr. Sugeng.

No less interesting than the previous FESKABI held in Solo and Lampung, guided by well-known presenter Widya Saputra, a series of FESKABI Manado events invited successful Indonesian entrepreneurs such as Christian Sugiono, Rizky Arief, and Jeffri Dwi Putra as a representatives of Bank Indonesia to share knowledge through talkshow under the theme“Economic Passion”. The session was ended with engaging workshop from Indonesian Youtubers, Kevin Hendrawan and Indonesian Blogger, Alit Sutanto which discussed about the fun ways in creating creative content.

In terms of entertainment, this festival also invited comedian Indra Jegel, Indonesian Idol finalists - Marion Jola, included various interesting booths from several Bank Indonesia’s SMEs.

Museum Bank Indonesia also contributed at this festival in educating visitors about the history of money in Indonesia by bringing several collections of circulated money during the Dutch occupation, the Japanese occupation, up to distinct revolutions of the Republic Indonesia's money since its independence. In addition, Museum BI also brought a 13.5 kg monetary gold bar replica to attract visitors. Museum Bank Indonesia’s booth also provided a number of interactive games, one of them was Kahoot game with some interesting questions related to Bank Indonesia, along with many prizes provided.