Many painters – whether born and bred in the city or residing here later in life – have lived, worked and created beautiful pieces of art in Macao. We choose the 16 most recognisable painting talents from over hundreds of years of art history.
After many shows were cancelled during Macao’s brush with the COVID-19 pandemic, the city’s theatre groups tread the boards once more. Find out how they survive in today’s world.
Meet six young classical musical maestros in Macao who tell us about their passions, their influences and why they love playing in front of a local audience in their hometown.
Young violinist Hoi Yan Lok moved to Austria a few years ago to learn from Europe’s maestros. He says that classical music is in his blood and he’s proud to represent Macao on the world stage.
Visitors to the Leal Senado Building took a trip down memory lane this autumn at an antique toy exhibition. View these collectibles – some of which are 100 years old – with us.
As Macao marks the 15th anniversary of the inscription of its Historic Centre on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, we look at what’s in store for the city’s heritage in the future.
Here’s a note from Gonçalo César de Sá, Macao Magazine’s Editor‑in‑Chief, for the July issue.
Tuck into two delicious features on Macanese cuisine at home and abroad before hitting the streets and meeting Macao’s surviving hawkers. Celebrate the city’s rich gastronomic history with us…
We look into the origins and evolution of Macanese cuisine that must overcome modern challenges to stay alive.
There are a few celebrated restaurants that pay homage to Macao’s homegrown cuisine out in the world and we flick through their menus.