Latest Events in Jiangxi(December Updated)

Officially licensed by the British Library Around the World in 80 Days Special Exhibition Inspired by the eponymous work of Jules Verne, the "Father of Science Fiction" Unprecedented, massive scale: Approx. 2,500㎡, 9 countries, 12 famous cities 182 cultural relics in the collection. 14 amusement attractions Live-action NPC gaming companions Step back to the 19th century and witness countless "wow moments" that changed the world Step back in time on a 150+ year magical journey

The Live Performance on Seeking Dreams in the Dragon and Tiger Mountain is a large-scale live show based on the history and culture of the Dragon and Tiger Mountain in Yingtan, Jiangxi, as part of the world's natural heritage and a world geopark. As a large environmental art lighting project in China, a number of naked-eye 3D techniques are used. They combine elements of water, sound, and light into the beautiful scenery of the Dragon and Tiger Mountain, demonstrating the uniqueness of the charm of the world's fairyland and the Millennium Road City.

"Looking for Dreams of the Tengwang Pavilion" is a large-scale "virtual + real scene" scenic spot interactive cultural performance project in Nanchang - the prelude is the pavilion in the dream, with the introduction of Mr. Liang Sicheng who drew the architectural drawings of the Tengwang Pavilion, and the "Tengwang Pavilion" by Wang Bo, the first of the four masters of the early Tang Dynasty "The Preface" was opened, and the sages of all dynasties in Jiangxi gathered in Tengwang Pavilion. Through video projection, lighting, performances by more than 140 actors and other performing arts, combined with the architectural structure characteristics of Tengwang Pavilion's "three bright and seven dark", with "seven dreams and seven realms" as the core, seven colors are used to interpret seven realms of life, including The cultural characteristics of various dynasties such as 'poems, books, rites and music' permeate every detail of the performance, highlighting the character of the literati and the charm of poetry, creating a beautiful immersive experience, allowing the audience to appreciate the profound cultural heritage of Tengwang Pavilion .

The Jiujiang Picture & Cultural Relic Exhibition of Anti-flood in 1998 is a significant event taking place in the city of Jiujiang. Located on Jiurui Road, this exhibition showcases a collection of historical artifacts and images related to the anti-flood efforts of 1998. Running until December 31, 2025, this exhibition offers visitors a unique opportunity to delve into the past and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced during this critical period. By exploring the cultural relics and pictures on display, attendees can appreciate the resilience and determination of those who worked tirelessly to combat the devastating floods of 1998. Don't miss this chance to witness firsthand the impact of these historic events and the enduring spirit of the people of Jiujiang.

"Large Live-Action Performance Jinggang Mountain" We are so fortunate to be born in an era of peace and prosperity, yet we have no painful memories of the predecessors who created this time with their lives. We are so unfortunate to have our vision clouded by the rapid economic development and material temptations. What color is blood? Do you remember? As the curtain slowly rises, 4,000 square meters of red descend from above, covering the martyrs' remains in an overwhelming sea of blood and towering crimson clouds. The Large Live-Action Performance Jinggang Mountain begins with "Blood," followed by five chapters: "Flag," "Lantern," "Love," "Fire," and "Path." You may know every celebrity in the entertainment industry by heart, be familiar with countless film festivals and award-winning actors, and no longer be amazed by high-tech spectacles. But do you still remember the names of these real heroes who fought bloody battles for your happiness today, sacrificing personal love, gains, and even their lives? Over 600 farmers from Nashan Township and Xiaping Town, with their genuine emotions, recreate history—outperforming any professional actors or high-tech effects—because their ancestors were the Red Army soldiers and militia of that era.

Half Cut Theatre presents their unique interpretation of Chaucer's renowned masterpiece, 'The Canterbury Tales'. Enthusiastically showcasing a fresh adaptation of these captivating stories, Half Cut Theatre fearlessly approaches one of English Literature's most significant works, offering a snapshot of medieval society in all its glory and filth. Starting at the local pub, a diverse group of travelers prepare for an arduous journey, each harboring their own personal motives and tales to share. Will Harry, the bartender at The Tabard Inn, maintain order amidst the chaos? What secrets will the Wife of Bath reveal? Can we brace ourselves for Tim Pardoner's latest get-rich-quick scheme? And will anyone successfully reach Canterbury? The answers lie within this compelling theatrical experience. Half Cut Theatre, previously acclaimed for their exceptional performances in 'Much Ado About Nothing' and 'A Christmas Carol', are excited to embark on this new adventure. With an abundance of laughter, romance, original music, and captivating chaos, Half Cut brings their signature joy to this anarchic journey that will captivate audiences of all ages. Reserve your FREE tickets now for 'The Canterbury Tales' at Millenium Hall, Vernham Dean.

Relieve post-ride discomfort with targeted yoga postures at the upcoming Yoga for Cyclists event in San Leandro. Led by Feliz, participants will learn how to incorporate yoga seamlessly into their routines for long-lasting benefits. Enhance lung capacity for stronger climbs and greater endurance, improve efficiency to move with more power and less energy wastage, and elevate overall cycling enjoyment by unlocking a smoother, pain-free experience. Discover the secret weapon of yoga for peak performance and join us at Bloom Yoga on MacArthur Boulevard in San Leandro, CA, USA, on May 19, 2024. Tickets are priced at $45. Don't miss this opportunity to explore how yoga can revolutionize your cycling experience.

Attention all active and retired military and first responders, a special event awaits you at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter, Florida. Hometown Hero's Night is scheduled for Saturday, May 25th, where the Jupiter Hammerheads will face off against the Tampa Tarpons. This evening is dedicated to honoring our brave heroes in uniform, both past and present. The highlight of the night will be the thrilling post-game fireworks display. Prior to the game, group ticket holders can participate in kickball games starting at 1 pm. For more details on the event and group ticket pricing, please contact Justin at the stadium. Don't miss this opportunity to show appreciation for our military and first responders in a fun-filled family atmosphere. Join us at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium for a memorable night celebrating our Hometown Heroes.

Join Roadie Rob's Bicycle School for the event "Advanced Drop off Jump Mountain Bike Skills" at Anzac Park in Toowong on June 15, 2024. This session is tailored for high intermediate to advanced riders who frequent mountain bike single trails and aim to enhance their jumping abilities. The program is part of Council's Cycling Brisbane initiative, catering to individuals aged 16 years and above. Participation is free, but bookings are essential. To reserve your spot or inquire further, contact Roadie Rob's Bicycle School at 0416 247 883. Make sure to come equipped with a mountain bike, helmet, water, sun protection, and appropriate riding attire. The meeting point is at the Wool Street entrance. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your mountain biking skills and conquer those thrilling jumps.

Four men and women at a dance evening sit and talk about their lives. What brings them back every week to dance away the night to the melancholy music of the tango? And how are the dramas of their lives reflected in this dance? In between their stories couples take to the floor to tango, accompanied by live music. “What is tango? It’s the search for a man and woman to be together…” “…It’s the triumph of hope over experience!” **The play will be followed by a milonga/dance party** A bar and refreshments will be available from 7pm Information Source: Wendy Buonaventura | eventbrite