Latest Events in Hangzhou(November Updated)

Andy Lau's 2027 "About Life" World Tour Hangzhou stop is scheduled for April 23, 2027. Andy Lau is a Hong Kong singer and actor who debuted in the 1980s. His representative works include songs such as "Forget Love Potion," "Chinese," "Ice Rain," and "The Days We Walked Together," as well as films such as "Infernal Affairs," "A World Without Thieves," and "A Simple Life." He has previously held numerous large-scale concert tours, with stage performances primarily featuring song performances and audience interaction. This tour, themed "About Life," is one stop on Andy Lau's 2027 mainland China tour. According to currently available information, the mainland tour covers cities such as Shanghai, Nanjing, Chengdu, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou. The Hangzhou stop will run from April 23 to May 8, 2027, with a total of 9 shows. It should be noted that the specific show times for each stop are subject to change. Please check the time and admission rules for your chosen show before attending.

From November 26th to 29th, the Design360 Design Festival 2026 will reunite with everyone at the Liangzhu Culture and Art Center and the Light Theater in Hangzhou. This grand event centered around design comprises four main sections: design exhibitions, design markets, brand planning, and a design conference. It focuses on the public nature of design while also responding to industry trends. The Design360 Design Festival aims to provide a platform for exchange, hoping everyone can participate in design discussions. Design will be presented in different forms and states in various activities and settings. We hope that people from different industries can engage in intellectual exchange and feel the energy that design brings.

Tsai Chin's Farewell to the Music Scene · Final Chapter of the Tour – "Don't Say Goodbye" Concert New Year's Eve Special – Hangzhou Stop. Her voice is the measure of time, the whisper of the years, and the shared emotional imprint of a generation. Like a vinyl record cherished by time, slowly spinning on a phonograph. What flows out is not just melody, but the unrepeatable youth, past memories, and deep affections in the long river of our lives. Her calm, steady, warm, and generous golden voice has accompanied countless people through the peaks and valleys of life. Tsai Chin's singing is a gentle anchor in a noisy world and a precious gift bestowed upon us by time. This time, the final chapter appointment is set in Hangzhou. Misty Hangzhou, gentle Jiangnan, perfectly echoes the warmth and deep affection in Tsai Chin's singing. When the mellow music meets the beauty of West Lake, and familiar melodies ring out on a winter night at the end of the year, a romantic encounter belonging uniquely to Hangzhou, to the New Year, and to all her kindred spirits is about to begin. "Don't Say Goodbye" is not only the name of a concert, but also a farewell journey of meeting the audience solemnly and thanking them earnestly, one show at a time. Tsai Chin once said: "I shouldn't just disappear, or wait until the last song of a concert to say, 'This is my last concert!' If I did that, I would blame myself for being unfair to the audience. I should sing and say goodbye show by show, see the audience in person, and say a deep thank you." She didn't want the farewell to be sudden, nor did she want to leave only reluctance behind. So, she chose to stand on the stage again, bringing those classic hits already engraved in her soul, bringing the reluctance and gratitude for the kindred spirits who have accompanied her for 47 years, singing city by city, show by show, meeting every audience member in person, and saying that "thank you" she has treasured for many years. She didn't come for a farewell, but to complete a grand reunion. The Hangzhou stop will be an especially special year-end appointment. At the moment when the old year is ending and the new year is about to begin, let Tsai Chin's singing accompany us to look back at the road we have traveled and welcome a brand-new beginning together. Leave the regrets, concerns, and reluctance of this year in the familiar melodies; collect the expectations, blessings, and tenderness of the new year into this New Year's Eve gathering. As the countdown slowly approaches and the city lights turn on one by one, those melodies that have accompanied us for many years will shine with new brilliance in Tsai Chin's singing. That unique voice, possessing the magic to travel through time, will awaken the memories hidden deep in everyone's heart—those unforgettable feelings, those quiet, sleepless nights, those lyrics that have lingered in our hearts for years, will all find resonance and a home on this night. As sung in the concert theme song "Don't Say Goodbye": "Our lives are already overflowing, don't be sorry, don't say goodbye, in this brightly lit night..." Tsai Chin also once stated: "The 'Don't Say Goodbye' tour launched last year is my farewell concert. After singing, everyone didn't know, and this is exactly the farewell atmosphere I wanted! Because I don't want to leave only reluctance behind; I want everyone to listen with satisfaction, and after listening, be able to find comfort and beauty. This is the farewell concert I want." Therefore, this night should not just be for sadness over parting. Whether you are looking forward to Tsai Chin's live performance for the first time, or have been accompanied by her melodies for many years, "Don't Say Goodbye" will be the gentlest encounter with time, with yourself, and with deep music. Let us, in the winter night of Hangzhou, in the lights and evening breeze of New Year's Eve, immerse ourselves in familiar melodies, listen to her sing about the past years, and also sing towards the New Year. Use one night of time to look back on a lifetime of melodies; use one gathering to say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new. Classic echoes, a year-end meeting. Let us gather in Hangzhou, in the most beautiful corner of this city, to spend a gentle and unforgettable New Year's Eve.

The Happy Twist Western-themed immersive interactive comedy "Wedding Outlaws" will premiere in Hangzhou on November 7, 2026. This is an immersive interactive comedy produced by Happy Twist, setting the story in the West. Audiences are no longer just sitting in the audience; they enter the performance space and are in the same environment as the actors. During the performance, the audience is drawn into the plot, advancing the story alongside the actors, and the interactive reactions are not exactly the same for each performance. Happy Twist primarily creates comedy, with works often using dense dialogue and character mismatches to create laughs, resulting in a fast-paced stage performance. "Wedding Outlaws" continues this interactive comedy approach, combining wedding scenes with Western elements, with character relationships and audience interaction forming the main highlights. It should be noted that immersive interactive performances involve a high level of audience participation; specific interaction methods are subject to on-site arrangements. Performance duration and intermission arrangements can be found on-site on the day of the performance.

On November 21, 2026, the traditional Chinese dance drama "Treading the Sky" will be performed in Hangzhou, presented by Lemode. Lemode is a performance group primarily creating traditional Chinese dance works. Their pieces often combine traditional movements with modern expression techniques, unfolding a stage narrative around classical imagery. "Treading the Sky" continues this direction, presenting a traditional Chinese theme through dance. The dance drama uses physical language to advance the narrative, alternating between group dances and solo performances. Costumes and stage visuals are designed around the theme of traditional Chinese culture. Specific plot details and the main creative team are subject to change based on the actual performance. Please note that this is a dance drama performance with no dialogue. Audience members are requested to remain quiet and refrain from moving around or using flash photography during the performance.

Transcendent and mesmerizing, see you there. Wang Jingxuan 2026 "Chushen" theater tour concert Hangzhou stop, a picture-perfect Jiangnan.

Jane Remover's first mainland China tour stop in 2026 is scheduled for December 3, 2026 in Hangzhou, presented by Antigen and Influence City Sound. Jane Remover's name comes from the concept of "anonymous" Jane Doe. Initially an anonymous music account in her bedroom, her work was repeatedly played, sampled, and imitated, gradually making her one of the representative figures among internet-generation creators, belonging to the same group of musicians who transitioned from the internet to the stage, along with underscores, Ninajirachi, and others. The album's trajectory can be roughly summarized as follows: *Frailty* was selected for Pitchfork's "Top 50 Albums of 2021" and "Top 100 Albums of the 2020s So Far"; the title track from *Census Designated* was included in the "Top 100 Songs of 2023"; *JRJRJR* won Best New Track; and *Revengeseekerz* was selected for Stereogum's "Top 50 Albums of 2025". The stylistic variations between these albums are significant, and which aspect will be presented live is one of the key points of interest for this tour. This is Jane Remover's first visit to China. Tickets for the Tokyo show of this Asian tour sold out on the first day of sales, and additional shows have been announced. After Hangzhou, the tour moves to Shanghai on December 5th. It should be noted that this is a livehouse performance, with a standing audience.