This is the West End smash that turned Roald Dahl’s Matilda into one of the most joyful, sharp-witted musicals of the last decade. Fast, funny, and surprisingly moving, it’s a show that works just ...

Yu Garden Lantern Festival 2026 - Shanghai's classic CNY lantern display returns with large illuminated installations and ...

The world’s top ice hockey league is back in Shanghai. This March, the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) brings elite ...

Tokushinkai Dental Clinics or "TSK Clinics" are a Japanese dental group that have multiple clinics in Shanghai, and China. Their clinics are clean and sport cutting-edge technology for the best in ...

Fine-dining Chinese joints spin-off restaurants for the rest of us.

The Singapore Ministry of Health delegation with Jiahui Health leadership and representatives during the visit to Jiahui International Hospital Jiahui Health recently hosted a high-level delegati ...

Move over zodiac horses—Draco Malfoy is having a moment. In the run-up to the Year of the Horse, Chinese internet users have been turning the Harry Potter bad boy into an unlikely symbol of good luck.

Located in the tough-to-get-to Hongkou district, the Duolun museum is the first state-owned hub dedicated solely to modern art. Spiral staircases wind through the seven-story Bauhaus structure that ...

Hidden on the roof of Captain's Hostel, The Captain sportingly provides a cheaper alternative to some of its neighboring bars along The Bund. Comes with a roof terrace and a very nifty view.

Shanghais largest English-language venue directory, with over 10,000 listings, maintained by an editorial team of long-term Shanghai residents ...

Spotlight Theatre School is a performing arts academy in Shanghai offering classes for children and young adults aged 2–18. They provide training in acting, singing, dancing, and public speaking, with ...

The Yu Garden Lantern Festival has become a yearly fixture in Shanghai's Chinese New Year calendar. It returns every winter, draws the same crowds, and somehow still manages to pull people back again.