This past Sunday afternoon, a fully packed Shenzhen Concert Hall witnessed its “Beautiful Sunday” public benefit series reaching a milestone, as Zou Tiefu led the Shenzhen City Philharmonic to perform its 600th concert.

A road trip comedy movie created by Shenzhen University students and teachers will be screened nationwide starting April 12.

Check out the ongoing art exhibitions in town.

Jin Yucheng, a Shanghai writer, best known for his novel “Blossoms,” is showing off his creativity in another field — painting — with a solo exhibition being held at Parkland Art Center One Shenzhen Bay.

In preparation for China's first domestically built polar research icebreaker Xuelong 2's visit to Hong Kong in April, Hong Kong Science Museum is hosting “Polar Research and Climate Change Exhibition” through June 26.

The Shenzhen Museum is currently hosting a vivid tapestry of art in the form of an exhibition that shines a spotlight on the storied career of Spanish artist Jorge Rando.

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.