This year's Shanghai International Coffee Culture Festival promises to be an unparalleled celebration of all things coffee, igniting the city with aromas and excitement from May 1.

"Meet Monet: Immersive light and shadow exhibition" at the Meet You Museum's Shanghai Branch showcases 54 of the impressionist master's works through visual and audio stimuli.

Chinese choreographer Jin Xing will stage Lithuanian theater director Rimas Tuminas' "The Cherry Orchard" in Chinese in August.

Laowaijie will host its inaugural enchanted beer festival from April 19 to 21 to discover craft brews from China and beyond, paired with international delicacies.

"Reisen in Abwesenheit des Körpers" invites Chinese and German artists to display their work on the way of being in the age of artificial intelligence and digitalization.

The classic dance drama 'Carmen' will April 30 through May 5 at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center, telling the tragic love story of the beautiful gypsy woman.

"Intangible Cultural Heritage Digital Creative Exhibition" uses technologies such as AI-generated content, 3D displays and somatosensory interaction to delight visitors.

The National Dance Company of Ireland is bringing 'Rhythm of the Dance' to Shanghai as part of its global tour in 2024, with a gifted young cast of dancers, musicians, and singers.

The first solo exhibition in China by Belgian painter Michaël Borremans is being staged at Prada Rong Zhai in Shanghai.

A design exhibition "Moderne Revival" welcomes visitors to The INLET and invites a new interpretation and recreation of Shanghai's "Moderne Era."