Step into the “Cosmos in a Nutshell” exhibition and experience the millennia-old grandeur of Kaihua Temple in Gaoping, Shanxi Province through immersive VR.

Wishing to relive the romance and thrill of “The Phantom of the Opera,” or still feeling sad about missing it last year? Here comes the good news: the acclaimed musical is coming back to Shenzhen!

“Twin Cities: Solo Exhibitions of Chen Weichao and Zhang Shijie” presents representative works by Shenzhen-based artist Chen Weichao and Huizhou-based artist Zhang Shijie.

Amit Lahav, artistic director of the immersive physical theater production “The Deal,” stated that attendees should be inquisitive and open-hearted during a press briefing for the project at the Sea World Culture and Art Center the day before yesterday.

Shenzhen is a city synonymous with the future. Its glittering skyline is a testament to rapid innovation, global trade, and a relentless drive toward what’s next. Yet, within this hub of modernity, a profound story from the ancient world has found a temporary home.

After more than two years of renovation, the historic Minghua cruise ship at Sea World in Shekou is set to reopen in October as an immersive performance complex, aiming to fuse the reform-and-opening-up heritage with cutting-edge international theater productions.

The 2025 Shenzhen Theater Festival recently concluded successfully. Over the month-long event, nine specially invited productions delivered more than 40 performances across a wide range of dramatic forms, leaving a notable mark on Shenzhen’s urban cultural life.

The Bay Area Store of Shenzhen Book City, dubbed as “Eyes of the GBA,”opened to the public in Qianhai today.

GuWei Museum, Hong Kong's sole private museum in the Southern District, celebrated its first anniversary Sept. 19 with the inauguration of a new library lounge to present a year of the achievements in cultural promotion and educational programming.

The newly opened Yarra Art Center — a multifunctional cultural hub in Dameisha that combines gallery spaces, a café, a tea house, and homestays — was designed to reshape local tourism and everyday life.

The city of Port Moresby was transformed into a vibrant showcase of Eastern art and culture on Sept. 16 as the Shenzhen Art Troupe delivered a stunning performance at the Amazing Port Moresby Arts & Music Festival, held in celebration of Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) 50th year of independence.

Guangming Culture and Art Center marked its fifth anniversary Sunday by unveiling new programs in four series: public art, classic performances, themed exhibitions, and public-benefit events.