‘This is my city:’ Creative Festival returns to town

Paulo Furtado, aka “The Legendary Tigerman”

Cultural Association +853 is bringing to town the 8th edition of ‘This Is My City – The Creative Festival,’ which kicks off this Sunday. Running until November 28, the event includes a 3D printing workshop, conferences, an exhibition, film screenings and a music concert.
Organizers have highlighted the screening of “The Tricycle Thief,” by Macau-based director Maxim Bessmertny, which takes place on November 28, at 7:30pm. The film recently aired at the Toronto International Film Festival 2014, organizers said in a press release.
The short-film screening will be followed by a concert from Portuguese musician “The Legendary Tigerman.”
A workshop titled “Make Your Own 3D Printer” takes place Sunday and Monday at the Macau Science Center, returning on November 24 and 25. Creative residencies, a retrospective exhibition and a 3D Printing Showcase will be held at the Macau Design Center on November 27.
A music concert by “The Legendary Tigerman” is scheduled for November 28 at the Albergue SCM, followed by an after party at the Macau Live Music Association. “The Legendary Tigerman” is Paulo Furtado, a musician playing blues in a one-man band show.
The event is intended to promote culture in Macau, with a focus on four key concepts: creativity, innovation, urban culture and technology. The event covers four different areas, such as educational sessions, exhibitions, performances and creative residencies.
The Cultural Association +853 was established in 2007 and has been organizing and promoting “This is my City” ever since. The event is produced by Lines Lab.