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.
Looking for a refreshing outdoor escape? Baiyun Mountain is one of Guangzhou's most popular hiking destinations, and its Liurong Trail, the city's first forest wellness trail, offers a scenic route through lush woodland with sweeping views of the city. A public hiking event will take participants along this picturesque trail on August 8.
The Saint Petersburg State Ballet on Ice, one of the world's leading ice ballet companies, will conclude the 2026 Guangzhou Arts Season with two eternal classics at the Guangzhou Opera House.
This summer, come to Guangzhou and visit Impression Van Gogh, an immersive digital exhibition at the Guangdong Museum.
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.
Visitors can now step into the swirling skies of The Starry Night, stroll through the streets of Arles, and stand beneath blooming almond trees—all without leaving Guangzhou. The "Impression Van Gogh: Immersive Digital Art Experience" opened at the Guangdong Museum on July 15.
This concert also serves as the closing performance of the GSYO's 2025/2026 season, featuring works by Sibelius and classic excerpts from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake.
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.
This summer, major museums and cultural venues across Guangdong are extending opening hours, raising visitor capacity, and offering special nighttime sessions to ease daytime crowds and create immersive after-dark cultural experiences. From Guangzhou to Shenzhen and Foshan, here are the places to enjoy museums after dark this summer.
Visitors seeking an escape from the summer heat will soon find an underwater adventure in downtown Guangzhou. On July 10, Grandview Aquarium at Grandview Mall will unveil the first Ocean Magic Fantasy City in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, kicking off a 38-day immersive summer event that combines marine life, magic performances, and interactive entertainment.
Guangdong is hosting a lively lineup of fairs in July 2026, covering cross-border e-commerce, building decoration, quality Guangdong-made products, and more. Whether you are an industry professional, a tech enthusiast, or a culture lover, there is something to explore. Here is a curated selection of fairs in Guangdong this July. Pick the ones that interest you and plan your visit.
Across Guangdong, theatres and concert halls are hosting a diverse lineup of performances, from dance and concerts to musicals. Here are our top picks for the month.
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.
This exhibition is divided into four major sections: "The Evolution of Cantonese Cuisine," "Time-Honored Restaurants of Guangzhou," "Showcase of Classic Cantonese Dishes," and "Stories of Lingnan Food Culture," showing precious archival materials. It also features storytelling sessions, interactive activities, performances of intangible cultural heritage, and a gourmet market.
Tianhe District in Guangzhou is preparing for a month-long series of dragon boat events leading up to the Dragon Boat Festival, with more than 100 events scheduled across its waterways.
In June 2026, Guangdong is hosting a series of vibrant fairs covering a wide range of fields, including cross-border e-commerce, robotics, Cantonese culture, and more. Whether you are an industry professional, a tech enthusiast, or a culture lover, there is an event for you!
As the Dragon Boat Festival draws near, hotels across Guangzhou are reimagining traditional zongzi through collaborations with museums, cultural institutions, and renowned food brands.
This summer, one of China's most celebrated archaeological discoveries will come to Guangzhou for its first large-scale presentation in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
The opening ceremony for the 2026 Guangzhou Science and Technology Week and the 10th Science Carnival was held at Guangzhou Zoo on May 23, kicking off a month-long series of science outreach activities across the city.
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