As one of the most-celebrated festivities in Chinese culture and so in Macau, the Mid-Autumn Festival symbolizes a time for family reunion. Locals enjoy eating mooncakes and offer this sweet pastry as a gift to relatives and friends as a tradition for this occasion.
Little Rabbit Lanterns, an Exhibition by Carlos Marreiros and Friends - Part 11 salutes the origins of Chinese lanterns, which date back to the Han Dynasty 1,800 years ago.
Produced by Star and aired via Zhejiang Satellite TV, Sing! China is a Chinese reality singing competition aiming to find the best new Chinese singing talent.
Originally from the UK, STOMP is a show that combines percussion, dance, theatre and comedy with an exhilarating soundtrack inspired by the commotion of everyday objects such as lighters, bin lids, plastic bags and even kitchen sinks, to hammer out an explosive rhythm.
Themed ‘Mountain – Water Gallery’, this exhibition features a scenic wall and porch in classical Chinese architectural style, accompanied by all kinds of bonsai, surrounded by Autumn flowers. In addition to the plants, flowers and graphics of the exhibition visitors can enjoy a guided tour, steep themselves in an illuminating and educational seminar about bonsai… read more »
The 30th Macao International Music Festival, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau, is going to be held in October, themed “Glorious 30．The Sinophone Rhapsodies” and orchestrating 20 different types of fabulous programs. The festival has always endeavored to attract the top echelon of musicians to perform at the World Heritage sites.
The territory’s inaugural Macau Lantern Festival features a wondrously illuminated display of 40 imaginative colourful rabbit lanterns created by 20 artists from Macao and Beijing that seem to come alive in the balmy Autumn evenings.
The Macao Golf Open is the most exciting Macau golf event of the year, with an upgraded prize purse of US $800,000 from 2013.
MGM Macau brings back the eighth Oktoberfest between October 13 and 23 this year! In the 11-day funfair of beer, guests can experience Macau’s most authentic Oktoberfest held outside of Germany.
Aiming to promote cultural exchange between Portuguese-speaking countries and regions, the Lusofonia Festival is known for providing a true, popular fair atmosphere, attracting both the Portuguese and Chinese community.
The Faber-Castell “What Can Pencils Do?” art and fashion exhibition is happening at the Jade Lobby of Galaxy Macau.
In a streak of passion and choreographic novelty, Spain National Dance Company (CND) revisits Macau this time to bring with Carmen, a dance adaptation of Bizet’s operatic masterpiece.
VAFA (Video Art For All) is the only international video art festival in Macau.
An annual celebration attended by eminent monks, local government officials, community representatives and many other dignitaries.
Every year around November, the Macau Food Festival - sited in the rotunda opposite the Macau Tower - attracts local residents and visitors beguiled by delicious Asian, European, Mainland Chinese and local delicacies.
During the two-day competition, lion dance troupes from all over the world will fiercely battle it out for the championship with awe-inspiring moves and acrobatic stunts.
Every year in November hundreds of racing drivers and riders compete in different categories of motor-racing, including single-seaters, touring cars and motorbikes.
Sacred Music Festival 2016.
This year for the 5th edition of Macau Jazz Week - a very top international Asian band is coming to Macau for the opening concert!
First organized in 2006 - and part of the BWF Grand Prix Gold Series – this is the 11th edition that the event will be held in the city.