Until December 31, iconic buildings like the Ruins of St Paul’s and Senado Square, Nam Van Lake and other key areas will be transformed as light installations play and 3D films are projected against walls and facades.
The Macau Light Festival is back for another year under the theme, Treasure of Light.
Until December 31, iconic buildings like the Ruins of St Paul’s and Senado Square, Nam Van Lake and other key areas will be transformed as light installations play and 3D films are projected against walls and facades.
The first Macau International Film Festival and Awards-Macao (IFFAM) will also be running December 8 – 13, featuring 50 films and premieres from more than 20 countries and regions.
The festival will be bringing in film stars to celebrate the inaugural event with Korean actor Jang Keun-Suk this year’s IFFAM ambassador.
For those interested in retail rather than the arts, the 2016 Macau Shopping Festival launched its Shop Anywhere, Lucky Draw Everywhere campaign on December 3. It will run to the end of the year.
In addition, the Winter Flower Show celebrates the handover of Macao to China and this year’s Enchanting Blossoms in Woodland will feature arrangements of 50,000 winter flowers, as well as workshops, exhibitions, talks and competitions.
It will be held in the Lou Lim Ieoc Garden, the Macao Tea Culture House and along Av. De Praia in Taipa from December 17- January 8.