Latest Events in Guangzhou(September Updated)

This September, Thailand’s rising-generation musicians James Alyn and Pami will join forces for their first-ever China tour.One is the lead vocalist of HYBS, the band that took Asia by storm and delivered countless streaming hits; the other is one of the most talked-about singer-songwriters in Thailand’s independent music scene in recent years.From James’s sun-soaked grooves to Pami’s dreamy bedroom pop; from romantic love songs sung in unison by thousands to delicate, intimate emotional reflections—this is a musical postcard from Bangkok.When familiar melodies begin, the lights go down, and everyone gently sways along to the rhythm, you may discover that those stories of love, regret, growth, and reunion have been hidden in these songs all along.

China and Egypt are both ancient civilizations of the world. Their development paths not only reveal many commonalities but also display unique cultural colors. To promote cross-civilizational exchange and mutual learning, we have launched the 'Gifts of the Nile: Ancient Egyptian Artifacts and Digital Art Experience Exhibition.' The exhibition carefully selects 206 precious artifacts/sets and is organized around five major chapters: 'The Land of the Gods,' 'Kings and Rule,' 'Writing and Communication,' 'Life and Beauty,' and 'The Journey of Life,' systematically presenting the splendid aspects of ancient world civilizations. At the same time, by utilizing rich digital presentations and the creations of contemporary young artists, the exhibition builds a multidimensional dialogue between China and Egypt, ancient and modern times, and physical artifacts and digital media.

The Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival, one of the three major exhibitions at Guangzhou Cultural Park, began in 1956. It showcases various lanterns made in Guangzhou and Foshan, rich in Lingnan characteristics, and has been beloved by citizens and tourists for many years. The 2026 Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival at Guangzhou Cultural Park will be held from September 25th to October 7th, featuring 27 large and medium-sized lantern sets and nearly a thousand decorative lights, all free of charge. Themed "Millennial Commercial Capital, Cantonese Charm of Liwan," the festival uses the exquisite craftsmanship and grand scale of traditional lanterns, combined with modern elements and low-carbon, environmentally friendly materials, to create a spectacular lantern extravaganza.