In collaboration with the National Museum of China and the Zibo Ceramics and Glass Museum, MGM will present its annual exhibition, “Luminous Brilliance: The Artistry of Zibo Liuli.”
Since Sands Gallery launched the special exhibition “A Century of Iec Long Firecracker Factory in Radiance” in March, the show has successfully guided visitors through the century-long splendor and urban memories of Macau’s firecracker industry and has received high praise from local residents and visitors from home and abroad.
The Rui Cunha Foundation is bridging art and community, with its latest offering, titled “Leisurely Strokes – Joint Art Exhibition,” featuring 54 oil paintings and painted ceramics. The works showcase a wide variety of styles and themes, vividly capturing the unique charm and vibrant vitality of community art.
As part of the Tokyo Art Festival series, the “2026 International Children’s Art Exhibition” opened on 16 August at the Fuchu Art Museum in Tokyo. The exhibition brings together over 120 outstanding paintings from children around the world, including 40 works from Macau.
Jointly organized by Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) and the Macau Management Association, the GEG Youth Achievement Program (YAP) has attracted more than 3,600 participants to‑date. Under the theme “Cultural Heritage, Careers Set Sail,” the 15th YAP rolled out a series of intangible cultural heritage workshops, cultural seminars, exhibition visits and study tours, to broaden participants’ cultural horizons and enhance their professional competence.
POLY MGM MUSEUM’s annual exhibition “Silk Road Beyond Borders,” featuring 200 pieces of relics and artworks telling the story of cultural exchange and mutual learning that bloomed along the Silk Roads, is in its final stretch, closing out on 31 August, but an exciting new exhibition is already on its way.
MGM is championing the arts and emboldening the youth to embark on their own artistic journeys, celebrating the first graduation of its “MGM Arts & Culture Docent Training Program.”
To further enrich Macau’s positioning as both a “City of Performing Arts” and a “World Centre of Tourism and Leisure,” City of Dreams Macau has officially launched its House of Dancing Water Show & Backstage Tour Package.
Organized by the Macao Youth Artistic Association (MYAA) and supported by the City University of Macau, the grand opening of the “Macao International Piano Arts Week (MIPAW) 2026” officially took place on 21 July at the Cultural Centre of the City University of Macau. The event brings together world-class piano masters and distinguished guests, with five days of high-level piano masterclasses and an artistic exchange program.
In celebration of its 10th anniversary, the Taipa Village Cultural Association has launched “Walking Culture 2.0 – Outdoor and Indoor Collective Exhibition.”
In collaboration with the National Museum of China and the Zibo Ceramics and Glass Museum, MGM will present its annual exhibition, “Luminous Brilliance: The Artistry of Zibo Liuli.”
Since Sands Gallery launched the special exhibition “A Century of Iec Long Firecracker Factory in Radiance” in March, the show has successfully guided visitors through the century-long splendor and urban memories of Macau’s firecracker industry and has received high praise from local residents and visitors from home and abroad.
The Rui Cunha Foundation is bridging art and community, with its latest offering, titled “Leisurely Strokes – Joint Art Exhibition,” featuring 54 oil paintings and painted ceramics. The works showcase a wide variety of styles and themes, vividly capturing the unique charm and vibrant vitality of community art.
As part of the Tokyo Art Festival series, the “2026 International Children’s Art Exhibition” opened on 16 August at the Fuchu Art Museum in Tokyo. The exhibition brings together over 120 outstanding paintings from children around the world, including 40 works from Macau.
Jointly organized by Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) and the Macau Management Association, the GEG Youth Achievement Program (YAP) has attracted more than 3,600 participants to‑date. Under the theme “Cultural Heritage, Careers Set Sail,” the 15th YAP rolled out a series of intangible cultural heritage workshops, cultural seminars, exhibition visits and study tours, to broaden participants’ cultural horizons and enhance their professional competence.
POLY MGM MUSEUM’s annual exhibition “Silk Road Beyond Borders,” featuring 200 pieces of relics and artworks telling the story of cultural exchange and mutual learning that bloomed along the Silk Roads, is in its final stretch, closing out on 31 August, but an exciting new exhibition is already on its way.
MGM is championing the arts and emboldening the youth to embark on their own artistic journeys, celebrating the first graduation of its “MGM Arts & Culture Docent Training Program.”
To further enrich Macau’s positioning as both a “City of Performing Arts” and a “World Centre of Tourism and Leisure,” City of Dreams Macau has officially launched its House of Dancing Water Show & Backstage Tour Package.
Organized by the Macao Youth Artistic Association (MYAA) and supported by the City University of Macau, the grand opening of the “Macao International Piano Arts Week (MIPAW) 2026” officially took place on 21 July at the Cultural Centre of the City University of Macau. The event brings together world-class piano masters and distinguished guests, with five days of high-level piano masterclasses and an artistic exchange program.
In celebration of its 10th anniversary, the Taipa Village Cultural Association has launched “Walking Culture 2.0 – Outdoor and Indoor Collective Exhibition.”
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