An APEC-themed cultural pavilion will make its debut at this year's Southern China Book Fair in Guangzhou, offering visitors a chance to explore the literature, art and culture of the Asia-Pacific ahead of the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in Shenzhen this November.
Running from July 9 until the World Cup final, the event features a series of football-inspired displays and interactive activities designed for fans of all ages.
The Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra (GSO) and Xinghai Concert Hall jointly unveiled the GSO's 2026/2027 season on July 12. Running from September 2026 to July 2027, the new season will feature 19 concerts.
For expatriate families and those planning to move to Guangzhou, choosing the right school is a top priority. The newly released Blue Paper of International Schools, Schools for Hong Kong and Macao Students in Guangzhou serves as a practical guide to the city's international education landscape.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals heat up in North America, football fever is crossing the Pacific to southern China. On July 11, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) Academy Greater Bay Area (GBA) will host a free youth football clinic at Puzhou Square in Guangzhou's Nansha District, featuring legendary PSG defender Bruno N'Gotty.
South China National Botanical Garden, Yunluo Botanical Garden, and Yunxi Botanical Garden in Guangzhou have introduced a combined ticket that gives visitors access to all three gardens with one pass.
Private consultation rooms are available at both campuses for exclusive visits. Dedicated suites are built for efficiency, comfort, and privacy.
The 2026 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) Lantern Carnival will officially open in Nansha, Guangzhou, on February 10, 2026, and run for a total of 90 days until May 10, the organizers announced recently.
On November 2, Huacheng Subdistrict in Guangzhou's Huadu District came alive with music, performances, and cultural exchange as the newly branded Huacheng Street Foreign Language Volunteer Service Team officially launched at Sunac Mall. More than 300 local and international residents attended to witness the debut.
On September 28, the "Liede Mid-Autumn Carnival" cultural event commenced at the Haoyi Tianhe Comprehensive Service Center in the Liede International Neighborhood, bringing together 73 international guests from 18 countries to share in the spirit of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
On September 20, marking World Cleanup Day, 19 dedicated volunteers from Nansha District's international community in Guangzhou gathered along the Jiaomen River for a cleanup walk, undeterred by the lingering effects of Typhoon Mitag.
More than 60 contestants from various countries gathered here. A variety of dance styles were featured, including Mechanical Dance, Breakdance, Hip-hop, and Lock Dance.
Guangzhou Metro is piloting always-open turnstiles at Line 11’s Huajing Road Station, allowing passengers to tap their ticket, card, or scan a QR code and walk through without waiting for the turnstile doors to close and reopen.
On the evening of July 18th, the Canton Tower, the city's iconic landmark, transformed into a dazzling open-air runway. The 2025 Canton Tower International Fashion Festival officially opened at the Canton Tower Plaza, with multiple fashion brands showcasing the beauty of fashion against the striking urban backdrop.
On the evening of June 15, the Global Highlights in Nansha - 2025 Jiaomenhe International Neighborhood Gala Night & Publicity Day for Intangible Cultural Heritages concluded, adding a cross-border audiovisual feast into China's Cultural and Natural Heritage Day.
A vibrant pre-loved items exchange event held on June 11 became a microcosm of community building in Guangzhou’s Nansha thriving international district.
The Global Highlights in Nansha - 2025 Jiaomenhe International Neighborhood Gala Night & Intangible Cultural Heritage(ICH) Theme Promotion Day will kick off at Nansha Jiaomen Park Square on the evening of June 14th. This event is not only a showcase of ICH but also a cultural dialogue that transcends time and space.
"Be gentle when adding the eyes to the tea pastries with the bamboo stick—look, it's come to life!" On May 11, during a language corner event at the Nansha Jiaomenhe International Neighborhood, the air was filled with the light fragrance of tea, and tables were full of brightly colored pastries.
Guangzhou, the vibrant heart of the Greater Bay Area, is writing a new chapter in global urban living. In this city, centuries-old heritage meets cutting-edge innovation, weaving a tapestry of international neighborhoods where world-class infrastructure harmonizes with cultural diversity and inclusive communities.
As the Dragon Boat Festival approaches, the Liede Chong (Creek) came alive with splashing oars on May 10th! Over 30 international and local residents gathered in Guangzhou's Liede International Neighborhood for a cultural immersion – learning festival traditions, hand-painting paddles, and racing colorful dragon boats.
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