Amidst the towering skyscrapers of Shenzhen’s bustling High-Tech Park in Nanshan District lies a hidden gem of historical grandeur — the ancient mansion known as “da fu di.”

From now until Sept. 1, the Shenzhen Art Museum in Longhua District welcomes art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in distinguished artist and educator Ying Tianqi’s creative journey.

“The Phantom of the Opera,” a musical masterpiece by Andrew Lloyd Webber and one of the most popular theatrical productions in history, officially marked the return of its original English version to Chinese theaters with its first show in Shenzhen on Tuesday night.

A giant stroke of luck in the form of a vibrant red apple has graced Shenzhen Bay! Visitors to Bay Plaza at MixC Shenzhen Bay over the past weekend found themselves stepping into an apple-themed wonderland.

The 2024 “Bay Voyage” Music Lifestyle Week has kicked off in Bao’an, marking a significant moment in the cultural calendar of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA). The event, which runs from Monday to July 7, is designed to showcase the region’s vibrant musical talent and promote cultural exchange.

After seven years of construction, the Shenzhong (Shenzhen-Zhongshan) Link, the mega cross-sea infrastructure project that connects cities on the eastern and western sides of the Pearl River Estuary, will open to traffic at 3 p.m. Sunday, according to an announcement Thursday.

Located in Lixiang Park in Nanshan District, Nanshan Study•Hongyi Pavilion, which opened in May this year, is a beacon of warmth in the city’s growing array of public spaces, embodying the essence of community spirit.

Several interactive installations and video installations are on display at the “Over and Over Again” exhibition at G&G Creative Community in Shekou, Nanshan District.

The stage was set in Shenzhen yesterday for the much-anticipated start of the FIBA U18 Women’s Asia Cup 2024, a basketball extravaganza that has captivated fans around the world.