Featured Events in Macau in May, 2024 (June Updated)

The Exhibition Harry Potter has recently arrived at The Londoner Macao in Macau, offering a captivating experience that should not be missed. From now on, everyone has the opportunity to immerse oneself in the iconic moments of the Wizarding World. Delve into a world of interactive elements, authentic props and costumes, and captivating photo opportunities at every turn. Engage in activities such as conjuring your very own Patronus, encountering the formidable Hungarian Horntail, testing your Quidditch skills, and participating in potions class to brew your own Skele-Gro. Additionally, gain exclusive insights into the behind-the-scenes process of bringing the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts film series, as well as the acclaimed play Harry Potter and The Cursed Child, to life. Conclude your journey with a taste of the delectable Butterbeer and explore a range of unique and bespoke merchandise available exclusively at this enchanting Wizarding World experience. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the extraordinary “Harry Potter” exhibition, Trip.com offers tickets with best prices. Come and explore the magical world of Harry Potter!

The exhibition will digitally restore the St. Paul's College Catholic Church, restore the church's interior space and exterior environment. Participants will transcend time and space, walk into the St. Paul's College Catholic Church 400 years ago through VR glasses, participate in church mass, parades or festival activities, and immerse themselves in the former grandeur of the Ruins of St. Paul's, and feel the Macau cultural exploration journey that "crosses the virtual and the real, and travels through the past and the present"!

With a musical career spanning decade, Wakin Chau has left an indelible mark on the music scene and enjoyed widespread popularity throughout the Chinese-speaking regions in East Asia. He has released platinum-selling records such as You Make Me Happy and Sad, The Flowery Heart, and Music Brings Us Together, and has performed numerous major concerts all over the world. During the production of his latest album, The Younger Me, Wakin often reflected on his pre-debut days as a bar singer, and missed the feeling of interacting with the audience while singing. Although he has fulfilled many expectations and received a lot of accolades, he wondered if there would be a time again when he could sing just for himself. And here comes the chance to do just that: a nostalgic journey to revisit ‘The Younger Me’, which conveys Wakin’s eternal passion and pure heartedness toward music, and to perform his chart-topping hits with his long-time collaborators. Alongside the music, Wakin’s signature humour will light up the stage, creating a wonderfully memorable experience for all who attend. Seize the chance to witness the timeless magic of Wakin Chau, the forever young artist who embraces change while staying true to his musical roots.

The 34th Macao Arts Festival, with the theme of "Adventures", will be held from May 3 to June 7, presenting 19 selected programs and 23 extended activities, with a total of about 80 performances. Covering drama, opera, dance, music and visual arts, etc., high-quality art programs are carefully selected. Many programs of this arts festival are themed with fantasy elements (such as: "The Jungle Book (Reimagined Edition)", "Sleeping Beauty" ), interpreting classic stories in innovative ways and embarking on an adventure with the audience. From this art festival, the audience can encounter various aspects of life, including exploring the relationship between people and the environment, family love, time, family, etc. While gazing at the mortal world from the heavens, the Seventh Fairy, daughter of the Emperor of Heaven, is moved by the hardships endured by Dong Yong, a dutiful son who is trying to bury his father. Tired of the grim life at the palace, feeling compassion for the young man, the celestial maiden descends to Earth and, without permission, marries Dong Yong under a pagoda tree. One hundred days after the marriage, the Emperor hears about the romance and orders her immediate return. Reluctantly, the lovers must say goodbye... The legend of Dong Yong and the Seventh Fairy has been widely popular in China over thousands of years. This extensively readapted immortal love story has inspired numerous operas, films and television dramas such as the well-known Huangmei OperaA Goddess’ Marriage. Constantly looking to innovate, the locally based Zhen Hua Sing Cantonese Opera Association is staging a new version ofUnder the Pagoda Tree, featuring the renowned actor Chu Chan Wa with a number of local actors. Combining exquisite performance and modern stage technologies, this show embodies the ongoing reinvention of cultural heritage and stage arts.

The 34th Macao Arts Festival, with the theme of "Adventures", will be held from May 3 to June 7, presenting 19 selected programs and 23 extended activities, with a total of about 80 performances. Covering drama, opera, dance, music and visual arts, etc., high-quality art programs are carefully selected. Many programs of this arts festival are themed with fantasy elements (such as: "The Jungle Book (Reimagined Edition)", "Sleeping Beauty" ), interpreting classic stories in innovative ways and embarking on an adventure with the audience. From this art festival, the audience can encounter various aspects of life, including exploring the relationship between people and the environment, family love, time, family, etc. Known as Asia’s “Queen of Songs”, Frances Yip became extremely famous in the 1980s with the tuneThe Bund. Her powerful yet tender voice is a delight to the ears. For more than half a century, myriads of her Cantonese songs have been household names, with several of them hit theme songs of Hong Kong soap operas in the 1980s and 1990s, from the well-knownMyriad EmotionstoThe Beautyand the period dramaThe Bund III. A passionate performer, Frances Yip has sung in more than 30 countries delighting her admirers all over the world. Performing with the Macao Chinese Orchestra, the well-beloved diva will interpret the best of her songbook, transporting the audience back to the imagery ofThe Legendof Wonder LadyandThe Smiling, Proud Wanderer, indulging her legion of fans with timeless hits.

The 34th Macao Arts Festival, with the theme of "Adventures", will be held from May 3 to June 7, presenting 19 selected programs and 23 extended activities, with a total of about 80 performances. Covering drama, opera, dance, music and visual arts, etc., high-quality art programs are carefully selected. Many programs of this arts festival are themed with fantasy elements (such as: "The Jungle Book (Reimagined Edition)", "Sleeping Beauty" ), interprets classic stories in innovative ways and embarks on an adventure with the audience. From this art festival, the audience can encounter various aspects of life, including exploring the relationship between people and the environment, family love, time, family, etc. Aspiring to unravel the secrets of existence and become a master of life and death, a brilliant scientist ends up creating an ugly and scary creature… Two centuries ago, British writer Mary Shelley pennedFrankenstein, a novel perceiving the past, present and future with a time-traversing vision. Two hundred years later, rapidly developing technologies are going far beyond what humanity could have conceived or imagined back then. Now, when everything is constantly changing, how is science defined? Who is the creature? Those so called intelligent represent real intelligence? Brough by Space for Acting in collaboration with Japan-based Theatre Moments,Frankenstein/Creatureswill be staged at the Dom Pedro V Theatre, the first Western theatre in China, built in the 19th century, not too far from the period when the original work was written. Accessibility services are available for this performance, allowing individuals with different capabilities to enjoy the play, turning the theatre into an inclusive space for encounters traversing time and territories.