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9月 SEP | NO. 147 | NO. 2015 ENGLISH VERSION | By Lai Wai Kei (Winner of 2014 Fireworks Photo Competition, Group 2) All Around the City 25/9-28/12 World Tourism Day Family reunions, courting couples, partygoers and moon watchers promises something for every musical taste from A Cappella to - the Mid-Autumn Festival could have been made for Macau, opera via workshops and lectures, while local bands ‘Soler’ Random lucky tourists can receive a complimentary souvenir with half a dozen BIG events scheduled; not to mention and ‘Blademark’ show the musical power of Macau in the upon arrival in Macau on World Tourism Day (27/9). See the Amphitheatre of the Taipa Houses-Museum. More music with city’s hotel and restaurant waiters and waitresses balance a Flash Mob Performances in gardens, squares and open spaces Broadway’s Band on the Run gigs, while mega stars Bon Jovi bottle of beer on a tray whilst running in the annual Tray Race around the city! With the 27th Macau International Fireworks set the stage alight, and Kayhan Kalhor & Friends - Persian (27/9, approx. 3:00 pm, starting point at Ruins of St Paul’s), Display Contest running throughout the month, the nights will Music & Beyond transports us to other-worldly realms. check out amateur dragon boat teams from Asia competing for be ablaze every weekend until China’s National Day on October 1. the World Tourism Day Cup organized by Macau Government Catch the 5-day Fireworks Carnival, too. And this month, the There are lots of street fairs, markets and live performances Tourist Office (MGTO) and Macau Sport Development Board city celebrates World Tourism Day with the traditional Tray throughout the Peninsula and the Islands, while culture vultures during the 2015 Macau Small Dragon Boat Mid-Autumn Race, LEGO exhibitions and more. The weather should be perfect can further feast on temples, art galleries, pop-up fashion store Festival Cup (27/9, Nam Van Lake Nautical Centre). for sightseeing on the move – hop on board the ‘Step Out, and lots more – aided and abetted by the Macau Cultural and Experience Macau’s Communities’ Bus Highlight Tour or get Creative Map and app introducing the city’s cultural and creative And fit this in - the LEGO Exhibition (25/9-28/12, MGTO Tourist Information counter in Senado Square & Macau a Macau Open Top Bus Tour One-Day Pass. spaces. Everything that’s going on in the city is at your fingertips Science Centre) features models of Macau’s major World Heritage attractions - plus territory map, Macau Grand Prix – apps, WiFi Go, Audio Guide and Tourism Hotline. Log on – circuit, and more - with the works of local photographer António Leong exhibited, too. The 29th Macau International Music Festival Prelude September’s sizzling! For more details please refer to the organizer. Admission: Free Tourism Hotline: (853) 2833 3000 www.macautourism.gov.mo Organizer: Macau Government Tourist Office Step Out and 27th Macau International 25-28/9 5, 12, 19, 27/9, 1/10 Experience Macau’s Communities Mid-Autumn Festival Fireworks Display Contest Macau Government Tourist Office (MGTO) Important for family reunions, courting couples and those Teams from Malaysia; Portugal; Finland; Taiwan, China; recommends eight walking tour routes who just want to party there’s something for everyone! Enjoy Korea; Italy; France; Austria; Australia and Mainland themed ‘Step out, Experience Macau’s the Chinese Traditional Lantern Festival Haojiang China face off for the 27th edition of this pyrotechnic Communities’ - plus the recently launched Moonlight Night - Confucius (25, 26/9, 8:00 pm, spectacular (5, 12, 19, 27/9 and 1/10). The whole of “Step Out, Experience Macau’s Macau Cultural Centre Grand Auditorium, MOP200, the Praia Grande and Nam Van Lake waterfront are Communities” Bus Highlight Tour with three 4 tickets per person), a large-scale original ethnic dance ideal spots from which to view the cascading night routes which connect points across the eight drama performed by dancers from China National Opera & skies. The fascinating fireworks displays will add even walking tour routes. Passengers can hop off at different stops for a stroll around local Dance Drama Theatre, depicting Confucius’ pursuit of the ideal world of universal harmony; more sparkle to the celebrations on the Mid-Autumn districts of their interest. Ticketing counters are located at Macau Ferry Terminal, Macau Moon Welcoming Party (26/9, 8:30 pm to 10:00 pm, Hác Sá Park, Coloane, free); Moon Festival and World Tourism Day (27/9) and on China’s Fisherman’s Wharf and pathway between Zhuhai Gongbei and Macau checkpoint at Border Appreciation Party (27/9, 8:30 pm to 10:00 pm, Lou Lim Ioc Garden, free) and Moon National Day (1/10)! Teams will choreograph their Gate (10:00 am to 5:00 pm, MOP50-100). With the bus pass, passengers can enjoy Chasing Party (28/9, 8:30 pm to 10:00 pm, Taipa Houses-Museum, free). The Celebration displays to music and laser projections. The music, unlimited rides along all the routes for a whole day. of the Moon, Mid-Autumn Festival (27/9, 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm, Albergue SCM - Gallery food & drink of the traditional 5-day Fireworks A2, free) provides festive foods for the general public, calligraphy demonstrations and Carnival on each fireworks evening is guaranteed to With the fun Take Selfies to Win Prizes activity (12/6-30/11) you need only download traditional rabbit lanterns for the kids. While multiple Flash Mob Performances (20/9, free) add more fun and colour to the event. the free ‘Step Out, Macau’ app from App Store or Google Play, take selfies at two designated in gardens, squares and pavements add fun-filled spontaneity! 27th Macau International Fireworks shooting spots along your chosen walking tour route, present them to MGTO Tourist Information Enquiries: Display Contest Fireworks Carnival counter staff in Macau - and redeem a souvenir! By accessing the app to upload selfies and Chinese Traditional Lantern Festival - Time: 9:00 pm and 9:40 pm (approx.) Time: 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm sharing your travel experiences in Macau, you can also enter a Lucky Draw to win prizes (only Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau (853) 8988 4000 / 2833 7676 www.iacm.gov.mo Venue: Macau Tower seafront Venue: Adjacent to Macau Tower visitors eligible). So, put your best foot forward and look for the in these stories to find Haojiang Moonlight Night - Confucius - Ticketing (853) 2855 5555 www.macauticket.com Admission: Free Admission: Free Celebration of the Moon, Mid-Autumn Festival - Albergue SCM (853) 2852 2550 / 2852 3205 Tourism Hotline: (853) 2833 3000 Enquiries: (853) 2833 3614 some sites included! www.facebook.com/creativealbergue.scm fireworks.macautourism.gov.mo Organizers: Macau Government Tourist Office, Tourism Hotline: (853) 2833 3000 www.macautourism.gov.mo Flash Mob Performance - Macau Youth Federation (853) 2852 3618 Organizer: Macau Government Tourist Office General Union of Neighbours Association of Macau MIMF Prelude 5-26/9 Weekends in September Kaleidoscope of Culture and Outreach Programme On any given weekend, you’re not far from A number of commemorative activities are now in The 29th Macau International Music Festival (MIMF) to outdoor entertainment in Macau. National List of town for the 10th Anniversary of the Historic Centre of be held in October is presenting concerts and activities Intangible Cultural Heritage Representative Items Macau as World Heritage. Cinematheque.Passion from this month. In Bravo Macau! (25-26/9, 8:00 including Cantonese Opera and the Drunken (Experimental opening from September, No. 13, Travessa pm, Dom Pedro V Theatre, MOP120-150) two concerts Dragon Dance, and other performances such da Paixão) features an art cinema and film documentation feature four young outstanding local musicians, while as lion dance, martial arts demonstrations, room, with multi-functional space dedicated to the free lectures in the Cultural Affairs Bureau lobby Portuguese folk dancing, street dance, magic, and promotion of the local film industry. More new facilities will explore the world of music: Classical Singing balloon-twisting shows fill the city with drama, include Lu Ban Carpentry Exhibition (No. 39-41, Rua Today (11/9, 8:00 pm, English), The Evolution of colour and fun! The town is alive with music, and de Camilo Pessanha) and Jao Tsung-I Academy (No. Contemporary A Cappella Music (12/9, 3:00 pm, Cantonese), Paris Opera and Opera there’re lots of phototaking opportunities. Explore 95 C-D, Av. Conselheiro Ferreira de Almeida). The 10th Culture (19/9, 3:00 pm, Mandarin) and Faust - Opera in 5 Acts by Charles Gounod walking routes in the ‘Step Out, Experience Anniversary of the Historic Centre of Macau as (26/9, 3:00 pm, Cantonese). Free Community Activity - Music Café which starts at 8:00 Macau’s Communities’ tour activity to enjoy a World Heritage - WeChat Prize for World Heritage pm: The ‘World Music’ in My Eyes (5/9, Coffee Pattern, Cantonese); Classical Music cornucopia of shows and performances. Outlook (20/7-31/12), Global Mapping of Macau and Films (18/9, MDC coffee shop of Macau Design Centre, Mandarin); Accompanied exhibition (7/11/2015-31/1/2016) and Knowing the Sound (25/9, KAFKA Sweets & Gourmandises, Mandarin) and Ladies in Jazz (26/9, Lion Dance Street Painting Historic Centre of Macau exhibition (6/12) introduce Café de e.u., English) complete a wonderful cross section of hands-on community 5, 12, 19, 26/9, Saturdays 5/9, Saturdays further dimensions to Macau’s historic gems. activities. Pre-registration required. First come first serve. Bombeiros Square, Taipa - 2:00 pm Rua de S. Roque, 34-49 - 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm Barra Square (A-Ma Temple) - 3:00 pm 12, 19, 26/9, Saturdays For more details please refer to the organizer.
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