<![CDATA[Lombok is an island inhabited by the Sasak tribe. The Sasak tribe is rich in culture and art, one of which is Kecimol. Kecimol is a natural cycle of stages of cultural evolution along with social change and the stage of modernity. However, art will be well received in Lombok if it is in line with the aesthetics and ethics of the art itself. Kecimol art has received mixed responses from the people of Lombok because of several controversial things carried out by Kecimol performers. The aim of this research is to reveal the pros and cons of the Lombok community towards Kecimol in realizing the Village Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. This research method uses qualitative. The data collection techniques that researchers use include observation, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis is carried out in three steps, namely data reduction (Data Reduction), data presentation (Data Display), and drawing conclusions and verification (Conclusion Drawing/Verifiyng). The results of this research are that the community is pro Kecimol because it can: 1) be a place to earn a living. 2) can be enjoyed by all groups. 3) art preservation. 4) can still be built. Meanwhile, people are against Kecimol because: 1) it deviates from the art and culture of the Sasak tribe. 2) not in accordance with religious conditions in Lombok. 3) often give rise to. 4) disrupts general conversation (congestion and distraction). In realizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of villages in Lombok, Kecimol is an art form. Kecimol still needs development to create better social quality. Meanwhile, Kecimol in realizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of villages in Lombok can help from an economic perspective because many Lombok residents are helped to meet their living needs by working in Kecimol arts.]]>
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