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

The Shenzhen Opera and Dance Theater (SZODT) is collaborating with Staatsoper Hamburg from Germany to present George Bizet’s classic French-language opera “Carmen” at the Shenzhen Poly Theater on Jan. 27-28.

Here are the ongoing art exhibitions across the city.

Four digital art exhibitions, blending new technologies and creativity, are being held at four venues in Shenzhen. Showcasing a diverse range of interdisciplinary artworks, these exhibitions offer a unique exploration of the intersection between digital media, art and the natural cosmos. Art enthusiasts and tech aficionados alike will be mesmerized in the innovative technologies and thought-provoking concepts.

Here are the ongoing exhibitions which feature artworks from home and abroad.

Shenzhen artist Zhou Li’s exhibition titles always evoke the essence of her lyrical abstract paintings, from “Lost in Green” at the Guangdong Museum of Art in 2020 to “Tracing Peach Blossom Spring” at the Pingshan Art Museum in 2022 and “Water and Dreams” at Château La Coste in France and the Kerlin Gallery in Ireland in 2022, to name a few.

While local piano fans are still savoring the passionate evening of Oct. 29 when Chinese-Canadian young talent Bruce Liu entertained them with his brilliant interpretations of Chopin, Bach and others, his revered mentor Dang Thai Son will grace Shenzhen Concert Hall this Sunday.

A total of 263 prints created by 264 artists from 46 countries and regions are on display at the Guanlan International Print Biennial Nomination Exhibition running through Jan. 22.

Upcoming performances including musical, dance drama and more will hit the town from Jan. 12 to 14.

Sixteen overseas Chinese artists residing in the U.S., Canada, Venezuela, Brazil and Peru are showcasing their works at the “Sixth Global Overseas Chinese Artists Exhibition” at the He Xiangning Art Museum. In addition, the art museum has also selected a painting by Beijing artist Yu Hong from its collection to display alongside the overseas artworks.

The “Nomads in the South: Rivers, Tunnels, Dampness and Constellations” exhibition at Pingshan Art Museum showcases contemporary artworks created by 101 artists and organizations in Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guizhou, Yunan, Guangxi, Hainan and Chongqing. The exhibition marks the first attempt to explore the contemporary art scenes and culture environments in southern and southwestern China within one single exhibition.

People who engage in physical activities or seek relaxation in Pingshan District Central Park can check out a painting exhibition featuring Pingshan’s landmarks and picturesque landscape at the Pingshan Art Museum’s Park Division inside the park.