A Blackpink light show, Old Master Q exhibitions, and an international gastronomy fest… Macau is rolling out an unprecedented wave of cultural, entertainment, and lifestyle events in the coming weeks.
From late March, the city will be buzzing with a new energy, moving far beyond its reputation for historical relics and casinos. Whether you're seeking the thrill of a live concert, the taste of global cuisine, or the charm of a local creative market, there is an adventure waiting around every corner.
Selected by the Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO), here's the ultimate guide to enjoying an unforgettable spring journey in Macau:
Art and Pop Culture
To celebrate “DEADLINE,” the latest EP from K-pop superstars Blackpink, The Parisian Macao’s façade will transform into a BLACKPINK-themed light show each evening from 6pm to 11pm.
For fans of classic comics, the Old Master Q 60th Anniversary Fantastic Journey Macau Special Exhibition at Studio City brings the beloved character back into the spotlight.
The Time Machine Manuscript Collection will be open from 12noon to 9pm daily until April 12, complete with an Old Master Q Pop-up Store.
Art enthusiasts can also visit the first-ever Macau exhibition by renowned mainland Chinese sculptor and copper-carving artist Zhu Bingren. His showcase of 68 works is being held at GalaxyArt with free admission.
For history and folk culture buffs, the Exhibition on the Resonate History and Aesthetic Memory of Macao Firecrackers is open for free at Sands Gallery, located on Level 6 of The Grand Suites at Four Seasons.
Gastronomy, Markets, and Parades
The International Cities of Gastronomy Fest returns, further strengthening ties between Macau and fellow UNESCO Creative Cities of Gastronomy.
Highlights include the International Gastronomy Promenade and the City of Gastronomy Showcase, alongside the International Gastronomy Forum, Macau
New elements to the program add further flavour, including the World Wines Lounge event and the Global Goodies Market, showcasing premium gastronomic products from around the world.
The festival's main venue is at Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, open from 5pm to 10pm on weekdays and 12noon to 10pm on weekends.
Tourism also meets creative industries with the 2026 "Spring With You" Creative Market, held every Saturday and Sunday from March 21 to April 12 at Largo do Pagode do Bazar.
Visitors can enjoy 20 unique booths with handmade crafts, tasty snacks, and aromatic coffee. At sunset, catch live music and weekend creative workshops.
The city will further burst into vibrant celebration with the 2026 Macao International Parade. The "VIVA Carnival" will take place from March 28 to 29, from 1pm to 5.30pm at Anim'Arte NAM VAN.
The parade itself begins at the Ruins of St. Paul’s at 3pm, culminating in a final performance at Sai Van Lake Square at 6.30pm each evening.
Expos and Live Concerts
The 14th Macao International Travel (Industry) Expo will allow visitors to discover global destinations and industry professionals to connect. The free event runs from April 10 to 12 at CotaiExpo, Hall ABC at The Venetian Macao.
Finally, a packed calendar of concerts and fan meetings awaits. March will feature the Apink concert "THE ORIGIN: APINK" from March 21 to 22, while Janice Vidal's "Out Of Frame World Tour" and the NCT WISH concert tour are both scheduled for March 21.
April's lineup includes "MUSIC UNBOUNDED LIVE MACAU" on April 4, Kim Sung Kyu's live concert on April 14, and a fan concert by Tian Yiming on April 18.
Hacken Lee will perform at The Londoner on April 18 and 19, and the month will conclude with Eunhyuk's fan convention on April 19.
