The 2023 art performance season was launched at the Bay Opera of Shenzhen in Qianhai on July 6. Over the next four months, it will offer a cultural feast to the audience, featuring 13 performances of 11 outstanding productions and four cultural events.

A free exhibition "Canton enamels, fossils," the “Topologies of the Real” exhibition features over 100 contemporary art works and the digital exhibitions of French post-Impressionist painter Paul Cézanne will be held in town.

Infused with a touch of contemporary spirit, the works of esteemed Lingnan School painter Huang Zhijian (1919-1994) on loan from the Guangdong Museum of Art have taken center stage at a new exhibition at the He Xiangning Art Museum.

Shenzhen Concert Hall is offering five free concerts on keys and strings this July.

Upcoming performances such as "The Peacock" and "The Door" will hit the town this week.

A 65-day water-splashing carnival commenced at the “Splendid China•China Folk Culture Villages” theme park in Nanshan District on Saturday evening. This event offers tourists a refreshing and enjoyable experience during hot summer nights.

The Guan Shanyue Art Museum, which is dedicated to preserving and exhibiting Guangdong master Guan Shanyue's works, is launching the “Innovation of Painting” exhibition featuring paintings and sketches by Guan (1912-2000) during his trip to Southwest China between 1940 and 1946.

Citizens can visit ongoing art exhibitions such as Canton enamels, fossils; Jin State, pompeii relics and bronze, creative products.

“Romeo et Juliette,” which is an acclaimed French musical and a Chinese version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic musical “The Phantom of the Opera”will be staged in this weekend.

While nothing can truly replicate the feeling of seeing real relics and artworks, immersive digital exhibitions utilizing advanced technology to bring artifacts to life can also engage the senses and enhance the appreciation of history and culture. Now several immersive digital exhibitions in Shenzhen incorporating high-resolution images and videos, interactive displays and informative audiovisual content give visitors a chance to virtually explore intricate details of artifacts, immerse themselves in history and interact with stunning works of art.

Shenzheners are in for a treat with a captivating selection of Spanish and French films as a follow-up to the previous British and Dutch film shows.

On June 20, Shenzhen pianist Guannan Alice Liu, who was educated in the United States, held a solo piano recital at the Shenzhen Concert Hall's Steinway Garden, offering entrancing melodies from Debussy, Mozart, Rachmaninoff and Oakley for the audience who immersed themselves in a dreamlike summer night.