Don't miss out on the extraordinary “Tatsuya Miyanishi’s World of Wonders” exhibition this summer. With over 200 whimsical illustrations from 57 books by Tatsuya Miyanishi, visitors will be transported to magical realms and be introduced to fascinating characters.

Weekend performances include Yukiko Isomura concert, "Dance Me to the End of the Night," organ music and SZSO concert will be presented from Aug. 11 to 13.

From the depiction of landscape themes in artworks, one can observe the artists’ understanding and attitude toward nature, the self, and the essence of art. “Every landscape is, as it were, a state of the soul,” said the Swiss philosopher Henri Frederic Amiel.

Don’t miss out on the extraordinary “Tatsuya Miyanishi’s World of Wonders” exhibition, running through Aug.

Step into a realm of visual enchantment as an exhibition featuring dazzling posters by 10 prominent designers from Shenzhen and Poznań, Poland is being held at Guan Shanyue Art Museum.

A leisurely stroll through Lianhua Hill Park in downtown Futian District offers a serendipitous bird-watching experience amid the lush surroundings: from elegant Chinese paradise-flycatchers flitting among the branches to pond herons gracefully perched by the lake, and laughing thrushes nestled within the woods.

Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) has launched the BE@RBRICK MACAO –World’s First Immersive BE@RBRICK Art Exhibition, at multiple locations within the Galaxy Macao™ Integrated Resort, including GalaxyArt, Pearl Lobby, and the outdoor lawn near Diamond Lobby.

Upcoming performances include a marimba concert, a night of chamber music works, Beethoven’s pieces playing and a dance show will be presented from Aug. 4 to 6.

In a remarkable coincidence that aligns with the global pink craze sparked by the “Barbie” movie frenzy, a creative paper-cutting exhibition immersed in captivating pink hues is currently underway at the Jupiter Museum of Art in Futian District.

Since China lifted its COVID-19 control measures, Shenzhen stages have once again become a vibrant hub for international artists and groups. Following the delightful experience of the French musical “Romeo et Juliette” last month and the masterclasses and concert by Jose Carreras last weekend, an exciting lineup of international musicians and groups are set to grace the Shenzhen stages throughout the year.

Performances by Irish pop vocal group Westlife, Belarusian pianist Katia Jurova, the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra and Shenzhen Opera and Dance Theater will be presented in town.

Lin Xi, a young artist engaged in electronic disassembly art, is exhibiting her works at a new exhibition at the HQB Museum. She tears apart used electronic products, such as phones, tablets, game consoles and computers, and presents the components in an artistic way.