Founded by survivor Arn Chorn-Pond, Cambodia Living Arts works to revive traditional Cambodian performing arts — much of which was nearly wiped out when 90% of the country's classical musicians and dancers were killed under the Khmer Rouge. The centre runs a programme of training, performances and a regular evening showcase aimed at visitors.
The signature show is "Plae Pakaa", staged most evenings at the National Museum's outdoor stage — a 70-minute introduction to Cambodian classical and folk dance, with English narration. Tickets are US$15–25 and proceeds support the artists.