Whether you’re into classical ballet, cutting-edge technology or family-friendly fun, this week has it all. Catch the Russian State Ballet’s Swan Lake in Foshan, explore the entire robotics industry chain at Shenzhen’s FAIRplus, or introduce your little ones to classical music in Macao.
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Intrigued? Keep reading to discover more events happening around the Greater Bay Area over the next few days.
Foshan
Swan Lake ballet
The Russian State Ballet performs the renowned ballet to Tchaikovsky’s famous score in Foshan for one night only as part of its 23rd anniversary tour.
Venue: Shunde Performing Arts Center Grand Theatre (顺德演艺中心大剧院)
Date: 23 April
Time: From 8 pm
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Guangzhou
Thai Street Vibes festival
Explore over 30 stalls serving Thai street food, alongside traditional performances such as Muay Thai demonstrations, as well as an exhibition commemorating 50 years of Thailand-China diplomatic relations.
Venue: Beijing Road Commercial Pedestrian Street (北京路步行街)
Date: Now until 31 August
Time: 11 am to 8 pm
Fragrance of Youth exhibition

The exhibition invites contemporary Lingnan female artists to showcase art styles spanning flower-and-bird paintings, landscape, and oil paintings.
Venue: Guangdong Museum of Art (广东美术馆)
Date: Now until 18 May
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Hong Kong
Cinema Day
Watch a film at participating commercial cinemas across Hong Kong for just HK$30. Remember to buy tickets in advance from 12 pm on 22 April!
Venue: Various commercial cinemas
Date: 25 April
Sip & Spin cocktail dance party
Hong Kong’s favourite day party promoters Social Club Series presents a new series, where bartenders from top bars in Japan, Singapore, Thailand, China, and Hong Kong sling drinks while mystery DJs from Korea take the decks.
Venue: Peak Galleria
Date: 25 April
Time: 4 to 9 pm
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ImagineLand outdoor music carnival

Local talent and singers from mainland China and Thailand perform during the daytime Go Beyond Concert, while open air film screenings are held during the evenings.
Venue: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza and Salisbury Garden Central Lawn
Date: 25 to 26 April
Blooming: The Art of Gardens in East and West exhibition
Check out this free exhibition themed around Chinese and Western gardens, where you can get the rare opportunity to view Monet’s Water Lily Pond and Water Lilies.
Venue: Hong Kong Museum of Art
Date: 24 April to 29 July
Time: From 8 pm
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Jiangmen
City of Love concert
This concert, featuring a trio of musicians on piano, violin and cello, is dedicated to film lovers, with scores from The Godfather, Titanic, La La Land and more.
Venue: Jiangmen Performing Arts Centre Waterfront Concert Hall (江门演艺中心水岸音乐厅)
Date: 24 April
Time: From 8 pm
Macao
Tap Siac Craft Market

Look forward to browsing over 200 handicraft stalls and creative food stalls featuring local and overseas artisans.
Venue: Tap Seac Square
Date: 23 to 26 April, 30 April to 3 May
Time: 5 to 10 pm on Thursdays and Fridays, 3 to 10 pm on weekends
Our Babies’ First Concert
Introduce your little ones to classical music by Mozart, Strauss, Beethoven and Anderson for an intimate concert suitable for babies and children up to 3 years old.
Venue: Macao Cultural Centre
Date: 25 April
Time: 11 to 11:45 am, 2:45 to 3:30 pm, 5 to 5:45 pm
Forró dance night
Take part in a free evening of social dancing to northern Brazilian forró music followed by a Brazilian funk DJ set till late.
Venue: Red House, Hotel Ascott
Date: 25 April
Time: From 6 pm to late
Holes that Breathe kids arts workshop
Children aged 5 to 12 years old can learn how to sculpt interesting sculptures with clay inspired by British sculptor Barbara Hepworth’s work.
Venue: Macao Museum of Art
Date: 26 April
Time: 2:30 to 3:30 pm, 4 to 5 pm
Shenzhen
Fair of AI and Robotics

Shenzhen hosts a major conference and exhibition for robot development technology by covering the entire robot industry chain, from research and design to system integration.
Venue: Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Centre (深圳会展中心)
Date: 22 to 24 April
Revel’s World of Shakespeare one-man show
American theatre director and solo performer Joseph Graves will deliver a compelling portrait of Shakespeare and his works with a heartfelt performance honouring the bard.
Venue: Antuoshan Public Cultural Centre (安托山公共文化中心音乐厅)
Date: 24 April
Time: From 8 pm
Zhongshan
Zhongshan Coast Ice & Snow Festival
Enjoy a variety of “snow” activities, such as ice slides, snowman-building and posing at themed photo spots by the coast.
Venue: Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link Sunrise Viewing Point (深中通道日出观赏点)
Date: Now until 10 May on weekends only
Time: 1 to 10 pm


