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5月 MAY | NO. 131 2014 ENGLISH VERSION | Soak up the Arts and Culture Celebrating Chinese Feasts 4-9/5 The month of May sees Spring in full force as Macau Macau Museum of Art highlights include “Art as Macau’s rich cultural history also celebrates and Festivals celebrates its 25th Macau Arts Festival and the annual Legend” – a collection from the Beijing Fine Art milestones with the Procession of Our Lady of Le French May, with French acts at the festival and tasty Academy by one of the most prolific Chinese artist of Fátima, plus Chinese festivals at Macau temples As a sea-faring nation, Macau’s legends gastronomical treats awaiting you at French restaurants. the 20th century Qi Baishi. with public celebrations for the “Feast of Buddha” and festivities tie in closely with the ocean The Macau Arts Festival celebrates its Silver Jubilee to celebrate Buddha’s birthday, while “Feast of the and the unknown. The annual “Feast with diverse cultural events such as Macanese Theatre Free entry is granted to most museums in the territory Drunken Dragon” and “Tam Kong Festival” celebrate of the Drunken Dragon” festival (6/5) (Patuá), Cantonese opera and Cantonese Naamyam on 17-18/5 to celebrate International Museum Day the sea deity. is headlined by an elaborated dance. (meaning Southern sounds). Since Macau is deeply with a weekend filled with fun and festivities around This cultural dance is recognised as a rooted in its unique marriage of East-West culture, art, history and culture. Don’t miss the Spring Food Jump on and off an open-top bus to see Macau’s National Intangible Cultural Heritage where the exciting line-up includes world class international Shopping Fair, with over 80 booths that include live tourist landmarks on a day pass performers (the local fishermen) perform acts too, like award-winning French mime artist Julien demonstrations. and don’t forget the Experience kung fu moves while imbibing wine as Cottereau in “Imagine Toi”, a European piano master, Macau app at your disposal they meander through the city’s streets a Portuguese Fado star and local talent bands-all With warm weather upon us, don’t miss a series of and the free citywide “WiFi starting at Senado Square at 9 pm. Legend has it that the festival commemorates a village’s sharing the spirit of creativity and culture with public public concerts. Concert buffs will enjoy the Macau Go” to help you plan your miraculous recovery from the plague after a Buddhist monk slayed a sea dragon. During the performances, exhibitions and workshops. Orchestra’s “East Meets West” performance and itinerary. festival, Dragon Bowl Rice is distributed to the needy at the Red Market (11:30 am), Iao Hon Want to see Macau’s World Heritage sites in a different Macau Chinese Orchestra’s “Reminiscence of The Market (2 pm) and St. Dominic’s Market (3 pm) while the procession and colourful parade way? Don’t miss the “Icons • Macau”. Classics”. takes place. You can also catch free Cantonese Opera performances in front of St. Dominic’s Market (7 pm on 4-5/5). The “Feast of the God Tam Kong” (6/5) celebrates the sea deity with a beer-drinking Step out and explore 13/5 competition and a parade in Coloane village as well as Chinese opera (5-9/5) by Tam Kong Macau’s communities Procession of Our Lady of Fátima temple in the evening. One of the best things about this small city is that so The Procession of Our Lady of Fátima, which recalls the revelation of the Virgin Mary The “Feast of Buddha” (6/5) celebrates Buddha’s birthday with Shaolin Kung Fu many important sites are within walking distance of each to peasant children in 1917 in Fátima, Portugal, starts from the World Heritage site St. performances (2 pm to 3 pm) and festivities along Senado other, and on the way to see them, you can discover Dominic’s Church with women dressed in white carrying the statue of the Virgin Mary. The Square in the “Feast of Buddha Carnival 2558”. diverse neighborhoods, points of interest and great procession progresses from Senado Square via Praia Grande to Penha Chapel, where a snacks. The Macau Government Tourist Office offers four mass is held, and attracts large numbers of respectful followers and visitors every year. Chinese Operas for Feast of the God Tam Kong walking tour routes so you can “Step Out, Experience Time: Day show – 1 pm to 5 pm (6/5 open to all; 8/5 Macau’s Communities” confidently, with a printed guide open to local elderly only) and the free “Step Out, Macau” App downloadable from Evening show – 7:45 pm to 11:45 pm (5-9/5) App Store. (Look for the in these stories to find the Feast of the Drunken Dragon Venue: Tam Kong Temple Square, Coloane sites that are included.) Activities extend from about 9:00am to 6:00pm Admission: MOP40-250 Starting point: Senado Square Enquiries: (853) 2888 2161 Admission: Free Organizer: Associação de Beneficiência Quatro “A Tour of Historic Trails” follows Avenida da Praia Enquiries: (853) 2825 7187 Pagodes de Coloane Grande to Praça de Ponte e Horta; “A Tour of Nature and Organizer: Macau Fresh Fish & Commercial Complimentary shuttle bus provided from Coloane Creativity” promotes a walk from the Kun Iam Temple to St. Lazarus Church; “A Tour of East Association Village to Sintra Hotel in Macau & Bombeiros Square in Taipa at conclusion of evening shows. Meets West” directs strollers from Senado Square to the Maritime Museum and “A Tour of Parade of Feast of the God Tam Kong Arts and Culture” starts at Macau Fisherman’s Wharf and ends at A-Ma Temple. Time: 10 am to 1 pm Feast of Buddha Carnival 2558 Venue: Coloane Village Time: 2 pm to 5 pm Tourism Hotline: (853) 2833 3000 www.macautourism.gov.mo Admission: Free Venue: Senado Square Organizer: Macau Government Tourist Office Enquiries: (853) 2888 0170 Admission: Free Time: Around 6:30pm Starting point: St. Dominic’s Church, St. Dominic’s Square Organizer: Associação de Beneficência Son I Enquiries: (853) 2881 1007 / 2811 1038 Admission: Free Organizer: Diocese de Macau de Coloane Organizer: Buddhist Association of Macau Weekends in May Wherever you may find yourself as you stroll around Macau on Saturdays and Sundays this month, 2/5 - 8/6 you’re not far from outdoor entertainment. There’s plenty of local color in the National Intangible Best of the Best: 25th Macau Arts Festival Cultural Heritage-listed Cantonese Opera, as well as lion dances, Portuguese folk dancing, and fun May always brings a unique international festival to Macau, in (17/5-17/8, 10 am to 7 pm, Old Court Building) featuring local artists. for all ages in the street dance, magic, and balloon-twisting shows. There’s music all over town too, which our historical sights are the stage. The Silver Jubilee Don’t miss Dancing to the Sound of Naamyam (10, 11/5, 8 pm, and lots of great opportunities to take photos. Along some sites on our walking tour routes, you’ll year offers over 200 events ranging from modern dance to Long Wa Tea House, MOP120), a dance production showcasing discover 20-minute performances as part of the “Step Out, Experience Macau’s Communities” Fado music to Cantonese opera and more. Some of the Naamyam singing. The Dance Dome - 360° Cinema Experience program. It’s not just for tourists either. To promote the Macau Awareness Campaign, we offer a best performances are free, like the Macau Arts (6:30 pm-9:30 pm (19-23, 28-30/5); 11 am-9:30 pm (24, 25, 31/5, wide variety of shows and performances for tourists and residents alike to know Macau better, Festival Silver Jubilee Opening Concert (2/5, 1/6); Friendship Square (19-25/5); Pak Tai Temple (28/5-1/6), MOP80) celebrating both its eastern and western heritage. 7:30 pm, Tap Seac Square) with music by the blurs the boundaries between dance, digital technology and cinema Portuguese Folk Dance Western classical greats Shostakovich, Beethoven, (parental guidance suggested). Step Out - Rain of Stone, Song of Venue and Time: Tchaikovsky, A Dream of Light (31/5-8/6, 8 pm the Sea (11 am & 3:30 pm on 31/5-1/6; 8 pm on 29- 30/5, Old Court (4, 11, 18, 25/5, Sundays) & 9 pm on Saturdays and Sundays), an original Building, MOP120), is an imaginative puppet theatre performance for Ruins of St. Paul’s - 11 am audiovisual mapping show to the Ruins of St. kids. And Collotype •Recurrence (30/5-31/8, 10 am to 6pm, closed Barra Square (A-Ma Temple) - 12 noon Feira Do Carmo - 1 pm Paul’s, Carminho in Macau (4/5, 8 pm, Tap Seac on Mondays, Macau Museum, MOP15) lets Macau photographer Cantonese Opera Square), Portugal’s brightest new Fado star and Wong Ho Sang explain the photographic processing methods used by Street Dance Venue and Time: Macau Annual Visual Arts Exhibition 2014 photographer John Thomson while traveling in 19th century China. Venue and Time: (3, 10, 17, 24/ 5, Saturdays) (3, 10, 17, 24, 31/ 5, Saturdays) Mount Fortress - 11 am and 3 pm Bombeiros Square, Taipa - 12 noon (except For more details please refer to the organizers. Enquires: (853) 8399 6699 www.icm.gov.mo/fam Organizer: Cultural Affairs Bureau 17, 31/5) Magic show and balloon twisting Ruins of St. Paul’s - 3 pm (except 3/5) (3, 4, 10, 11, 24, 25, 31/5, Saturdays and Sundays) Barra Square (A-Ma Temple) - 4:30 pm Venue and Time: Senado Square - 11 am and 3:30 pm 11, 18/5 27/4 - 11/5 Chinese Martial Art Night Concert Music & Magic Icons · Macau Venue and Time: Music Performance (4/5, Sunday) (3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 31/5, Saturdays Join the locals for a night of See Macau’s World Heritage-listed Praca da Amizade (Friendship Square) - 4 pm and Sundays) (3, 17, 24/5, Saturdays) Venue and Time: singing, dancing, magic acts and Historic Centre of Macau like never Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre - 4 pm Avenida Xian Xing Hai (near Macau Cultural live music at the Macau Nights before! The Ruins of St.
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