Everything is better with togetherness, celebrate the Global Wellness Day with Mandarin Oriental Macau and enjoy a whole day of beneficial workouts and fun.
Taipa Village is back with yet another awesome exhibition open to the public this June.
The Albergue SCM is back with another interesting exhibition featuring the works of the talented Portuguese sculptor, António Leça.
Watch one of the most iconic Chinese operas set to play here in at Macao Cultural Centre.
After having her debut at Taipa Village Art Space, Ana Aragão is back with yet another fascinating exhibition that'll blow your artistic minds away.
The international dragon boat festival and race have been strengthening relationships between local and foreign teams and develop sports and tourism activities. Join the festivity and celebrate by watching these races.
Pump yourselves with the Macao Orchestra performing some of the iconic FIFA World Cup theme songs at Dom Pedro V Theatre.
The local community will celebrate São João Festival by enjoying Portuguese and Macanese delicacies and setting up handicraft booths and kids’ activities in St. Lazarus District.
Enjoy a day filled with tranquility and leisure at the International Yoga day at Grand Lapa Macau.
Discover a different side of yours at MGM Macau's most fun and colorful exhibition this summer together with six amazing artists and curators.
Things are getting spicy and hot at Vida Rica Restaurant, join Chef Chalee Kader on a flavorful journey to Thailand via its fascinating cuisine.
Art comes in all form and sizes, and with 'Stillness in Motion' Agostinho portrays a martial art called 'Taiji' in his photography.
Another series of the well known strolling in the garden, listening to music is back again to soothe you with melodies together with the Macao Chinese Orchestra.
Can fashion be ethical? That is the question posed by this unique exhibition taking place at the Macao Fashion Gallery.
Witness the Feast of Na Tcha this 2018 as they parade once again making noise throughout the whole city.
Have you ever wondered how firecrackers were made and used in the early times in Macau? This exhibition will give you a glimpse of that era through pictures.
The Self is the first exhibition of Alter Ego that begins with an exploration of self-awareness and its role in our ability to interact with what surrounds us.
The second exhibition of the theme Alter Ego meanders into the idea of how we need the other in order to exist and how this impacts the way we view and perceive ourselves.
Alter Ego's third exhibition focuses on communication and immersive experiences, exploring how mutually understood forms of language allow us to establish relationships.
From language and travel, the fourth step in this cycle explores the notions of cultural clash, miscommunication, and exploitation.