Macao Cup International Regatta and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Cup Regatta takes place from January 9 to 12.
The 19th Macao City Fringe Festival takes place from January 10 to 19 and most events are free, while a few cost up to MOP $120.
Galaxy Macau is having a bazaar dedicated to Chinese New Year. Visit and shop at more than 80 booths and win amazing prizes!
Featuring an array of pieces from all over the Maritime Silk Road sites, this is a complete and interesting exhibition, a way of learning more.
The local theatre company Black Sand Theatre organized a puppet show to which all are welcome, especially kids! Free admission to the show.
Tap Seac Square and Iao Hon Market Garden are teeming with lights and music for Chinese New Year 2020, with a free admission market.
Spend Chinese New Year with your loved ones at Sands Macao and Sands Resorts Macao, with lots of joy, decorations, and great food!
Sheraton Grand Macao, Cotai Strip has several great Chinese New Year offers for the whole family to savor the typical delicacies of this celebration!
Chef Marinos Kosmas presents unique Greek dishes for a one-time-only brunch happening on January 18, at Vida Rica Restaurant!
Chinese New Year is upon us and Vida Rica Restaurant has several offers from dim sum to fortune set menus and also western-style ones.
Until February 16, Lou Lim Ioc Garden hosts an exhibition on embroidery and weaving from Jiangsu Province and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
Balinese artist I Nyoman Suarnata presents a set of 30 of his artworks in an exhibition opened to public until February 23, 2020.
The 2020 Chinese New Year takes place from January 25 to 27 and celebrations happen at the Senado Square with free admission.
One of Macau's best moments of the Chinese New Year celebrations is the parade, taking place on January 27 and February 1, 2020!
One of Macau Chinese New Year's most important events this 2020 happens from January 27 to February 8 and includes a parade and fireworks.
Stella & Artists comemorates seven years of existence with a contemporary ballet show, on February 2, 2020, at the Macao Cultural Centre.
The Longines Masters of Hong Kong 2020 is finally here and all are welcome to join this event that joins an array of equestrian sports activities!
The Feast of Tou Tei takes place around Macau and people flock to local temples to pray, but also to be part of Chinese opera and theatre shows.
This is a tribute to Vaslav Nijinsky, hailed as one of the best dancers ever. The Macao Cultural Centre hosts this show by the Hamburg Ballet John Neumeier.
The procession of the passion of Our Lord, the God Jesus, happens on February 29 and March 1, with free admission for all the interested people.