Four years ago, 17-year-old Russian piano prodigy Alexander Malofeev impressed the local audience with his interpretation of Rachmaninoff’s “Piano Concerto No. 3 in D Minor” alongside the Lucerne Festival Orchestra under the baton of Riccardo Chailly. Now, Malofeev returns to the Shenzhen stage for a solo piano recital.

Upcoming performances include piano recitals, show, play and more will be presented in town from Oct. 17 to 22.

This weekend and next, Shenzhen Concert Hall has prepared three distinct shows for fans, bringing the best of Chinese music and classical tunes by Western composers.

The Shekou Theater Festival, known for staging original incubated performances in non-conventional theater spaces, such as streets, industrial heritages and coastal villas, will return this year with 10 Chinese plays to be staged from Oct. 27 through Nov. 12.

Imaging Exhibitions in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Themed Entertainment and EMC Presents have announced that “Harry Potter: The Exhibition,” the most comprehensive touring exhibition ever presented about the Wizarding World, will host its Asia Pacific premiere at The Londoner Macao in December. Be among the first to learn about this experience.

Discover the current movies in theaters across the city and moviegoers can book a ticket on WeChat miniprogram "Maoyan."

Conducted by Iranian maestro Alexander Rahbari, the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra (SZSO) tomorrow will perform Dvořák’s “Cello Concerto in B Minor, Op. 104” and Tchaikovsky’s “Symphony No.5 in E Minor, Op. 64,” both fan favorites of the classical repertoire.

Upcoming performances: piano recital, opera and more will be performed in the city from Oct. 9 to 15.

The Fifth International Street Art Festival commenced today at the Window of the World theme park in Nanshan District.

Philharmonix, a seven-member chamber music ensemble, promises to redefine how classical Western music entertains audiences by blending jazz, rock, pop and other elements into it Saturday night at Shenzhen Concert Hall.

The “Cultural Inheritance” exhibition at the Guan Shanyue Art Museum showcases 111 freehand-style oil paintings by 111 Chinese artists, presenting a comprehensive look at contemporary Chinese freehand-style oil paintings and the academic achievements.

Take advantage of the early bird tickets available until Oct. 2 for “Only Green,” a captivating dance drama inspired by an ancient Chinese painting. Presented by the esteemed China Oriental Performing Arts Group, the show will grace the stage of Shenzhen Poly Theater from Feb. 1 to 4.