Chamber music, composed for small ensembles of instrumentalists, is intimate and suited to the expression of subtle and refined musical ideas.

Check out the ongoing art exhibitions in town.

Here are some live gigs to be staged in the city in the upcoming weeks.

“Love elicits dreams, and dreams elicit drama,” sums up the concept behind “The Peony Pavilion,” written by Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) playwright Tang Xianzu. The play paints a perfect picture of romantic love and individuals’ pursuit of liberty in an unlikely era. Written more than 400 years ago, its themes are still relevant today.

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

Seventy-five excellent photographs of the wild environment, spanning mountain peaks, rain forests, coastlines, and the deep ocean, are on display at the "Life at Extremes" exhibition at Ping An Finance Center.

Here are some ongoing art exhibitions in town.

Here are the upcoming art exhibitions in the city including paintings, modern art and more.

Local music fans are in for a treat this Friday evening, as the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra (SZSO) will perform an evening of imaginative and colorful tunes making up one set of the programs for their British tour between March 11 and 22. The orchestra's artistic director Lin Daye will conduct.

International Women's Day lands in March, and this month's Shenzhen Art Film Screening puts women in the spotlight. From family dramas to biographies, these films celebrate women in their glory with their stories front and center.

March is a time to enjoy warm sunshine, fresh spring scenes, and soothing music. Shenzhen Concert Hall has prepared three public benefit concerts for local fans on Saturday afternoons.

For local fans, the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra has prepared two grand and beautiful pieces at their first concert in the Year of the Dragon.