Art exhibitions including “Shiota Chiharu: The Soul Trembles”and A Herd of Zebras Crossing the Road”are worth a visit in the city.

The Nine-Dragon Wall in Beijing’s Beihai Park is a famous cultural and historical landmark, featuring elaborately carved dragons in a variety of colors, each capturing a distinctive pose and expression. As the Year of the Dragon begins, Shenzheners can admire a replica of this grand wall at an exhibition at Bao’an 1990.

"The Flavor of Pingshan: PAM Art Takeaway Exhibition," currently held at Yepsun Quality at Pingshan Culture Center, displays the achievements in Pingshan Art Museum's"Art Takeaway" project.

If you are still undecided on the plans for Lantern Festival, one of the most romantic Chinese festivals, Shenzhen Concert Hall has music to your ears. On the evening preceding and of the festival, falling on Feb. 24 this year, a chamber music concert will bring contemporary and classical masterpieces, as well as less staged yet authentically beautiful pieces; while acclaimed pianist Yuan Fang will perform some of the most romantic tunes, from both Western and Chinese composers.

To mark the upcoming Year of the Dragon, Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM) in West Kowloon Cultural District carefully selected eight groups of Chinese dragon and Spring Festival-related artifacts from its collection, offering visitors from home and abroad an informative glimpse of how ancient Chinese people depict dragons and traditional festival in artworks.

The Youth Music Culture the Greater Bay Area (YMCG) orchestra, led by Daniel Harding, one of the most sought-after conductors of the world today, made up of musicians from four ensembles in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) will perform a concert Jan. 30. The concert will feature Norwegian violinist Vilde Frang and Israeli violist Amihai Grosz as soloists.

Here are the upcoming events including musical, opera and more in town.

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.