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Step out and play – the Greater Bay Area is packed this week with dragon‑boat action, art exhibitions, foodie pop‑ups and a founders’ Supper Club. From Pride Month happenings to sake pairings, here are the best things to do across the region.
Although Children’s Day has passed, it’s always a great time to celebrate the little ones in our lives. This exhibition gathers creative works from 18 children in a ‘Room That Can Be Dreamed.’
Date: From now to 25 November
Venue: Pioneer Art Museum(汇泰第五街区.先锋美术馆)
Adapted from the renowned Hong Kong writer Li Bihua’s novel of the same name, Green Snake goes under the spotlight in a stage production from the National Theatre of China.
Date: 12 to 14 June
Venue: Guangzhou Opera House(广州大剧院)
The founders behind CHOMP and Fēnxiǎng host a Supper Club where women shaping the future of food and fashion take the mic – while guests enjoy CHOMP’s famed Rescued Feast (food scraps-turned-feast).
Date: 10 June, 7 to 10 pm
Venue: Soho House Hong Kong
Eaton Hotel presents a programme of performances, screenings, parties, community gatherings, and more – with the promise to transform the space into a “living archive of queer creativity and intimacy”.
Date: 12 June to 26 July
Venue: Various locations within Eaton HK

Premium sakes awarded by OSA, the Oriental Sake Awards, are paired with seasonal Japanese creations by chef Hironori Maeda in this decadent pop-up.
Date: 12 to 13 June
Venue: Mizumi at Wynn Palace
Dragon boat racing returns to the Nam Van Lakes this month, as local and international teams race across multiple categories.
Date: 13, 14 and 19 June
Venue: Nam Van Lake Nautical Centre
Held for the first time, this wellness and culture festival brings wellness seekers a vast programme featuring yoga sessions, sound baths, talks on well-being, and more.
Date: 13 to 14 June
Venue: Bamboo Pavilions and Outdoor Plaza, Barra District

A highlight of the newly opened Shenzhen International Art Museum is the exhibition Five Centuries of Treasures, featuring works lent by the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest.
Date: From now to 31 August
Venue: Shenzhen International Art Museum(深圳国际美术馆)
A market featuring over 20 vendors offering strawberry drinks, desserts and other seasonal treats in a sweet showcase of the season’s best.
Date: 12 to 14 June
Venue: Shenzhen Bay Mixc(深圳湾万象城C区户外街区)
The Guangzhou Xingyue Choir seeks to awaken the warm memories we carry through the pure resonance of human voices.
Date: 13 June at 7:30 pm
Venue: Zhuhai Huafa&CPAA Grand Theatre – Mozart Concert Hall(华发中演大剧院莫扎特音乐厅)
UPDATED: 10 Jun 2026, 3:16 pm