The Feast of Hungry Ghosts is a fascinating cultural event that occurs on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, which usually falls in July or August on the Western calendar. It also coincides with Ghost Month...
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Feast of Hungry Ghosts
(English: Feast of Hungry Ghosts, Portuguese: Festa dos Espíritos Esfomeados, Traditional: 盂蘭節, Simplified: 盂兰节)Multiple Locations, Macau, Macau
06 September 2025
Feast of Maidens
(English: Feast of Maidens, Portuguese: Festa das Maidens, Traditional: 七姐誕, Simplified: 七姐诞)Multiple Locations, Macau, Macau
29 August 2025
The Feast of Maidens is a special holiday in Macau that spreads love and romance all around the city. It occurs on the 7th day and moon in the Chinese calendar and is most significant for the unmarried female population...
Feast of Kuan Tai
(English: Feast of Kuan Tai, Portuguese: Festa de Kuan Tai, Traditional: 關帝誕, Simplified: 关帝诞)Sam Kai Vui Kun, Macau, Macau
17 August 2025
The Feast of Kuan Tai is a famous Taoist folk holiday in Macau, which is celebrated every 24th day of the sixth lunar month. It celebrates the birthday of Kuan Tai, a deity also known as Guan Yu, revered for his bravery...
Art Macao
(English: Art Macao, Portuguese: Arte Macau, Traditional: 藝文薈澳, Simplified: 艺文荟澳)Multiple Locations, Macau, Macau
TBA - 2nd Half 2025
Art Macao is an internationally renowned art and cultural event, fusing the best of East and West. This international art exhibit is the brainchild of the Cultural Affairs Bureau, the Macao Government Tourism Office...
