The programmes will also feature top Taiwanese violin soloist Tseng Yu-Chien and flautist Jasmine Choi, the first Korean musician to play in the Vienna Symphony.
Arts & Culture
Entitled ‘The Light of Dust,’ the show features nearly 200 artworks by the renowned Chinese contemporary artist.
Hundreds of Catholics take part Sunday in the Procession of the Passion of Our Lord, the God Jesus, celebrated on the first Sunday of Lent.
Entitled Illumination, the exhibition is on through 26 March and showcases nearly 60 artworks spanning oil painting, photography, sculpture, installation and projection.
Whether you want to pirouette your way to good posture or perform ‘Swan Lake’, ballet is on the rise in the city. Here’s where to sign up for classes.
Brimming with creative talent, Macao is home to all kinds of local gifts that will delight your partner, loved ones or best friends. Let’s show the city’s independent businesses some love this Valentine’s Day and beyond.
From classic dapper cuts to cool NBA-inspired looks, these stylish barbershops in Macao will elevate your look.
Known for his whimsical modern lantern art, Marreiros designed 45 larger-than-life bunny installations in honour of the Year of the Rabbit.
Ho Tai On, a historian and author, sees Chinese New Year red packets as more than festive ephemera. Having collected them for over 50 years, he believes each one captures a slice of Macao’s heritage.