Tag: Cultural Affairs Bureau
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Children’s arts carnival returns with summer activities
The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) will hold the finale of the third Macao International Children’s Arts Festival, the “MICAF Fun Day” Arts Carnival, from Aug. 21 ... -
Outdoor venue outsourcing tender planned to boost efficiency, value
The Cultural Affairs Bureau plans to launch a public tender by mid-2026 to outsource operations of the outdoor performance venue, aiming for handover to a private ... -
Art exhibition opens ‘a new chapter’ in Sino-Portuguese cultural exchange
The exhibition “I Am Here: Helena Almeida – Presence and Resonance” opened recently at the Macao Museum of Art, marking a new chapter in Sino-Portuguese cultural ... -
IC pushes cultural tourism and IP development
The Cultural Tourism Branding Subsidy Scheme has supported enterprises in developing 416 cultural tourism products and seven experience programs, integrating heritage, community, festivals, and sports elements. ... -
IC accepting applications for catering services for concert in late December
The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) announced that it will accept applications from local catering providers to supply light food and beverage services for a concert at ... -
Museum of Art to showcase four centuries of Sino-Portuguese exchange
Macau will host a major exhibition exploring centuries of cultural and trade ties between China and Portugal. “Reflections of Maritime Connections: 16th-19th Century Sino-Portuguese Cultural Exchange” ... -
‘Cultura à Sua Porta’ brings arts and culture to local communities
The third round of the cultural initiative “Cultura à Sua Porta”, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC), took place over two consecutive weekends in August, ... -
IC to hold two ‘Archive Conservation Workshops’
The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) has announced that it will host free “Archive Conservation Workshops” on June 14 to mark International Archives Day. The sessions, scheduled ... -
Macao Museum closed to the public due to emergency repairs
The Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) stated that the Macao Museum, located on Mount Fortress near the Ruins of St. Paul’s, is closed to the public. According ...
