Macau media learns about fresh opportunities from Hengqin’s latest development

Tony Wong in Hengqin        A one-day fact-finding tour of Hengqin was organised for Macau media workers last week where they visited three facilities concerning economic cooperation between Macau and Hengqin, and the three facilities’ representatives briefed the local journalists about their operations and latest developments.The three facilities visited on Thursday last week comprised the Hengqin International Film Studio, the Service Centre for Economy and Trade between

April 1, 2026 | BY admin

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Macau Saint Paul School’s religious event encourages students to practise faith, social care

Saint Paul School Macau held a one-day religious event on its campus on Rampa dos Cavaleiros in Areia Preta district on March 20. Saint Paul School is well known as one of the nine Catholic Diocesan Schools.The school’s Civic and Religious Subject Head Leong Sin Ion told the Post that the event centred around the lives of the saints, incorporating reflections on contemporary struggles, scripture copying, and the use of AI to create a video about the Stations of the Cross, allowing

March 31, 2026 | BY Armindo Neves

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Parade troupes add colour to Macau streets

The theme song for the Macao International Parade could again be heard at various points in Macau’s city centre as the 2026 edition took place yesterday afternoon, with troupes adding a rainbow to Macau’s overcast streets as they marched, danced and performed their way to Praça do Lago Sai Van.Now the 12th edition since its launch in 2011, this year’s parade was themed “The Maritime Silk Road as a bridge for cultural exchange”. It kicked off from the UNESCO World Heritage-listed

March 30, 2026 | BY Rui Pastorin

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3 Macau artists hope to reach wider audience during Art Central

Rui Pastorin in Hong Kong         Art lovers, artists and galleries from Hong Kong and other parts of the world have a chance to explore art from Macau at this year’s Art Central, with the Sands Gallery booth showcasing the works and distinct art styles of three of our local artists: Lei Ieng Wai, Leong Chi Mou and Dor Lio Hak Man. Art Central is being held at the Central Harbourfront until Sunday, with the Sands Gallery booth showcasing over 40

March 26, 2026 | BY admin

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Dancing through generations: a night at Macau Comuna de Pedra’s ‘Noon Disco’

Review by William Chan        Comuna de Pedra’s (“Stone Commune”) sixth edition of the “TODOS Fest! Inclusive Arts Festival” concluded on Sunday. I had the chance to participate in one of its standout events, “Noon Disco.”Based on a previous interview* I had with the local organisation, I knew the concept was special. By recreating the vibrant disco culture of the 70s and 80s, “Noon Disco” aims to do more than just evoke collective memories for the

March 25, 2026 | BY admin

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Macao Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) concert reminds us of importance of art for youth

Review by William Chan        The Macau Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) – a local organisation dedicated to training young musicians in classical music, and one I had the opportunity to participate in for seven years during my school days – on Sunday hosted its 25th “Progressing Towards the Future” Macao New Generation Musicians Concert 2026 at the Macau Cultural Centre (CCM). The concert featured nine local musicians, all still in their mid-teens.Eight years ago, I

March 25, 2026 | BY admin

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10 women aim to redefine ‘The Golden Ratio’ at art exhibition in Macau

Ten women are showcasing their art pieces at the Former Municipal Cattle Stable at the junction of Avenida do Coronel Mesquita (美副將大馬路) and Avenida do Almirante Lacerda (罅些喇提督大馬路) until April 19, challenging traditional gender roles and social expectations while aiming to redefine the “golden ratio” with a female perspective.The exhibition titled “The Golden Ratio – Macau Exchange Exhibition”, which kicked off on Friday, features works created by artists

March 24, 2026 | BY Rui Pastorin

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‘Silent Radiance of Unity’ arrives at University of Macau (UM) with salon series

The “Silent Radiance of Unity – Macao in Harmony” religious art exhibition, presented by Macau’s religious communities and launched last November at Kun Iam Temple, has now moved to the University of Macau’s (UM) Centre for Macau Studies. It coincides with a series of four multicultural salons this month.The exhibition features dozens of religious works by artists from Macau and abroad, all of whom aim to express shared spiritual values through media such as calligraphy, sculpture,

March 23, 2026 | BY William Chan

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Sands China exhibition pays tribute to Macau’s firecracker industry

Interview by Rui Pastorin        Macau’s days of firecracker manufacturing may have long passed, but the history and memory of an industry that had once been among the city’s most important has not been forgotten. Now, its storied legacy continues to be honoured with a large dedicated exhibition at Sands Gallery in Cotai.Lining the walls of different sections of the gallery are hundreds of well-preserved colourful firecracker labels from different brands, along with a

March 20, 2026 | BY admin

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Ancient Egypt treasures dazzle HK crowds

Review by William Chan, in Hong Kong        During the Chinese New Year holidays, I went to the Hong Kong Palace Museum in West Kowloon Cultural District to witness “Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums,” an exhibition jointly organised with the Supreme Council of Antiquities of Egypt. Even on a weekday, the seventh day of the Lunar New Year, the long queues were a sight to behold – a level of enthusiasm for a paid exhibition rarely seen in

March 19, 2026 | BY admin

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Hana Tou presents the beauty of watercolours at Macau's 10 Fantasia exhibition

Review by Rui Pastorin        At 10 Fantasia gallery, an exhibition titled “A Beautiful Glimpse” is being hosted at the “Youth Art Exhibition Room”, showcasing a variety of pieces created by local painter Hana Tou Mei Kun (杜美娟).The Macau-born artist utilises an interplay of colours, light and detail to bring each piece to life. Varying in size, Tou provides exhibitiongoers with window to Macau and other parts of the world as seen through her eyes, translating

March 18, 2026 | BY admin

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Moth & Bee: two artists explore life’s contrasts at Macau exhibition

Tucked away above the bustling crowds at the Ruins of St. Paul’s, a small exhibition space is hosting a contemplative dialogue between two local artists.The “Double Vision” exhibition, organised by the Macau Artist Society (MAS), features work by Cheong Chan Kit and Chek Man Ha at the Ho’s Clan Association Exhibition Hall (何族崇義堂盛荷堂展廳) on Rua de S. Paulo. The exhibition is set to run until March 28. Located on the first floor of the building, visitors climb a

March 16, 2026 | BY Kristina Vallesteros

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Macau's Albergue SCM exhibition presents art of calligraphy

Calligraphy and art lovers can admire a raft of works displayed at Albergue SCM for the “Success with Horse - Works by Choi Chun Heng and his Treasured Collections” exhibition.On until April 16, the exhibition kicked off last week during CAC – Círculo dos Amigos da Cultura de Macau (Circle of the Friends of Macau’s Culture) and Albergue SCM’s* “Celebration of the Chinese New Year of the Horse” party in commemoration of the Lantern Festival, with the opening witnessed by

March 12, 2026 | BY Rui Pastorin

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Macau's Comuna de Pedra aims to break stereotypes through inclusive art at TODOS Fest!

Interview by William Chan        For years, Comuna de Pedra (“Stone Commune”) has been deeply rooted in the local community, creating inclusive theatre for people with disabilities and the elderly. The sixth edition of its “TODOS Fest! Inclusive Arts Festival”, being held from March 20 to 22, once again puts its core belief into practice: “Inclusive art is essential for building an inclusive society.” This year, the festival introduces two unique overseas

March 11, 2026 | BY admin

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