Latest Events in Shanghai(March Updated)

All in Print China is one of the most influential exhibitions in China's printing industry All in Print China is one of the most influential exhibitions in China's printing industry. This event showcases products like Prepress Equipment and Software, Printing Equipment, Packaging Printing Equipment, Postpress Converting, Decoration and Finishing Equipment, Prepress, Printing and Postpress Auxiliary Equipment, Parts and Components, Services and more etc. Information Source: Messe Düsseldorf (Shanghai) Co. Ltd. | expotobi

VOGUE: The Runway Show - An Immersive Exhibition is a sensory feast that bridges fashion and art, created by the globally renowned fashion authority VOGUE. Breaking away from traditional exhibition formats, it employs cutting-edge digital technology and spatial design concepts to transform a century of fashion history into a dreamlike theater you can touch and step into. Step into the exhibition hall, and you'll journey through a timeline of fashion—from haute couture's golden age to contemporary avant-garde designs—witnessing iconic moments captured by VOGUE. Holographic projections bring legendary supermodels "back to life" on the runway, while AR interactive installations invite you to star in your own cover shoot. The immersive space, woven with light and shadow, perfectly recreates the backstage magic of Paris and Milan Fashion Weeks. This is not just an exhibition paying tribute to the fashion industry, but a profound dialogue about aesthetics, innovation, and female empowerment. Whether you're a seasoned fashionista or a casual visitor, this sensory journey will help you understand how fashion shapes the spirit of the times and experience the eternal allure of VOGUE as a cultural icon.

"New World: The Banquet of Breaking Cages" is set against the backdrop of Shanghai during the Anti-Japanese War, presenting revolutionary stories in a vivid way through an innovative "drama + banquet" format. Over six hours, audiences interact with actors, immersing themselves in various scenarios of wartime Shanghai and witnessing the heroic deeds of revolutionary predecessors firsthand. Compared to mere lectures, this immersive experience resonates more deeply with the audience.

The theme of this biennale is "Can the Flowers Hear the Bees?" curated by chief curator Katie Scott, co-curators Daisy Desrosiers and Tan Xue, with the curatorial team also including two past selected curators from PSA's "Youth Curators Program," Long Yitang and Zhang Yingying. This biennale aims to create diverse and innovative sensory communication methods between artworks, audiences, and the environment. The exhibition will stand at the intersection of different modes of intelligence, considering both human and non-human intelligence while drawing wisdom from nature and culture.

The Shanghai Spring International Music Festival (hereinafter referred to as the Festival) is the earliest and longest-running music festival held since the founding of the People's Republic of China. It has become a central platform for showcasing Shanghai's music and dance, and a grand artistic event for exchange among musicians both domestically and internationally. This year's Festival, themed "New Voices of the Times, Tides of the East," aims to build an international artistic platform that gathers the powerful voices of the times and showcases the charm of the East. Furthermore, it will use music as a link to activate industrial momentum and popular art as a vehicle to convey the warmth of the times, allowing the charm of art to resonate with the city's spirit and the expectations of its citizens.

Present: Shanghai Culture Square Theatre Management Co., Ltd. Production: ENZO PRODUCT LTD Creatives: Author/Composer: Félix Gray Director: Gilles Maheu Choreography: Carlos Rodríguez andAngel Rojas Scene:Guillaume Lord Lighting Design: Axel Morgenthaler andSteve Dubuc Video Design: Randy Gonzalez The Musical Don Juanwas composed by French composer Félix Gray in 2003 and brought to the stage in 2004 by Gilles Maheu, the director of the renowned French musical Notre-Dame de Paris. Since its premiere, the production has been performed worldwide for over two decades. The musical was adapted from Don Giovanni by Mozart and The Abuser of Seville by Tirso de Molina, and reimaginedthe legendary figure of Don Juan as a man caught between desire and faith. Set in the ancient Spanish city of Seville, the story follows Don Juan, a young nobleman known for his libertine nature and disbelief in true love. His life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters Maria, an ingenuous sculptor, and falls in love with her at first sight. Ultimately, Don Juan sacrifices his life for love in a fatal duel. With its distinctive musical language, fervent Spanish atmosphere, and the powerful intensity of flamenco dance, the production has achieved remarkable success in France, Canada, South Korea, and beyond. This production, blending French romantic sensibility with exotic cultural influences, once sparked a wave of musical theatre enthusiasm in Shanghai. In 2026, Don Juan will return to the stage, inviting audiences once again to experience this timeless legend of desire, redemption, and love.

Xuyan Shanghai Flagship Store is not a traditional scenic Attraction, but a place with high-end Dining experience as its core, a unique space that integrates food, culture and art. Located in the center of Shanghai, Xuyan attracts diners with its exquisite environment and innovative dishes. It not only provides a rich variety of Chinese and international cuisine, but also creates a double enjoyment of vision and taste for customers through carefully designed interior decoration and art furnishings. Xuyan's menu is inspired by the intersection of tradition and modernity. The chefs use their ingenuity to transform fresh ingredients into amazing delicacies. In addition to the Dining experience, Xuyan also regularly hosts art exhibitions and cultural events, providing customers with an opportunity to explore art and culture. Whether it is a business banquet or a private party, Xuyan can meet the needs of different guests with its unique atmosphere and high-quality service. When you come here, you can not only enjoy the food, but also feel the modern charm and cultural heritage of the city of Shanghai.

From the 5th to the 3rd century BC, through prolonged exposure to ancient Greek culture, the Romans gradually assimilated their own deities with those of Greece. Thus, the Greek gods dwelling on Mount Olympus found new homes on Rome's Capitoline Hill. Roman deities held pivotal roles in state affairs, with emperors consulting them before major decisions. These gods also guided ordinary lives—whether concerning health, family, work, or leisure, Romans sought divine assistance in all aspects. This exhibition features 134 exceptional artifacts from National Museums Liverpool's collection, including sculptures, pottery, gemstones, and mosaic murals. Centering on Roman deities, it unfolds through three narratives: divine legends, imperial glory, and miraculous daily life. Stories like Apollo slaying the serpent, Cupid's enchantments, the birth of Bacchus, and Prometheus stealing fire reveal how mythology shaped society and lifestyles during the Roman Empire.

The 16th Shanghai Cherry Blossom Festival will be held at Gucun Park from March 9th to April 9th, with the theme "Cherry Blossom Romance on the Sea, A Flourishing Display of Flowers." This year, the festival will feature a nighttime cherry blossom viewing experience for the first time. To enrich the park's viewing experience, the organizers have also prepared a variety of activities in the nighttime cherry blossom viewing area. A dreamlike scene interwoven with light and fragrance will be presented, based on the story of "Butterflies and Cherry Blossoms." Beautiful lighting and colors will create a romantic and enchanting nighttime cherry blossom atmosphere, combined with cultural activities related to anime, traditional Chinese style, and intangible cultural heritage, making it a must-visit highlight for tourists. Gucun Park boasts the largest cherry blossom planting area (over 1600 acres), the most varieties (120 species), and the largest number (over 16,000 trees) in Shanghai. After 15 years of meticulous development, the entire park has formed a magnificent cherry blossom landscape, with distinctive roads, scenic spots, and varieties. Strolling through the park, the scenery changes with every step, a truly picturesque experience.

"Paris 1874: An Impressionist Evening" is a joint production by France's Excurio, Gedeon Experience, and the Musée d'Orsay, transporting audiences back to Nadar's Studio on Boulevard des Capucines in 1874 to recreate the historic scene of the first Impressionist exhibition. Through immersive exploration, visitors will encounter masters like Claude Monet, Auguste Renoir, Berthe Morisot, Paul Cézanne, Camille Pissarro, and Edgar Degas along with their iconic works, embarking on a time capsule of artistic immersion.