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Just like that, we’re midway through the year and a lot has happened across the region. Best of all, there’s plenty to look forward to: from classical ballet and exhibitions to top‑level sport, late‑night revelry and a dash of Pride Month – these are the events filling up our calendars this week.
[See more: Macao’s ‘Junho, Mês de Portugal’ this week: poetry tributes and photography exhibitions]
The National Theatre of China’s phenomenal stage play Su Causeway in Spring Dawn arrives at Guangzhou Opera House, presenting a fresh perspective that sketches the life of the cultural luminary Su Dongpo.
Date: 19, 20 and 21 June
Venue: Guangzhou Opera House(广州大剧院)

David Zwirner gallery presents the late Dan Flavin’s iconic light grids, in a show featuring some of the artist’s first grids – and three tribute editions reunited for the first time since 1987.
Date: Now through 8 August
Venue: David Zwirner, Queen’s Road Central
The perky team from The Pontiac will show you how to mix up two signature margaritas, and the experience includes two-hour free flow margaritas and a build-your-own nacho station.
Date: 20 June, 4 to 7 pm
Where: The Pontiac, Central
Treat dad to an elevated four-course Father’s Day lunch on the newly opened rooftop Terrace Boulud by chef Daniel Boulud – go for the views, stay for the company.
Date: 21 June, 12 to 2 pm
Where: Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

World Class Hong Kong & Macau champions and industry pioneers take over Wing Lei Bar this week to showcase their skills ahead of the 2026 World Class HK & Macau Final.
Date: 15 and 16 June
Venue: Wing Lei Bar at Wynn Palace

Top international players will gather in Macao, delivering a series of high‑level matchups, competing for a total prize pool of USD 370,000.
Date: 16 to 21 June
Venue: Macao East Asian Games Dome
Britcham’s annual shindig sets sail with the theme Seven Seas this year – expect live music, late-night dancing, and get creative with your costume.
Date: 20 June, 7 pm till late
Venue: Starworld Hotel
A world symbol of Russian ballet and a timeless repertoire piece for every classical ballet company, the Russian Moscow Ballet will present Swan Lake in Shenzhen again.
Date: 19 June, 8 pm
Venue: Nanshan Cultural and Sports Center Theater(南山区南山文体中心聚橙剧院)

Following the success of last year’s China tour, the ensemble known for their arrangements of anime, video game and film music returns to China with inventive renditions.
Date: 18 June, 8 pm
Venue: Zhuhai Grand Theater(珠海大剧院)
As a Guangdong provincial‑level intangible cultural heritage, the Qiao Dragon Boat Festival Blessing Parade offers will immerse you in local traditions – with the opportunity to see, touch, taste.
Date: 19 June
Venue: Qiao Square(淇澳广场)
UPDATED: 16 Jun 2026, 11:29 am