Taipa Arts & Culture: To mark the Taipa Village Cultural Association’s 10th anniversary, it’s rolling out “Walking Culture 2.0 – Outdoor and Indoor Collective Exhibition,” pairing outdoor installations with indoor works by 14 artists, from graffiti pioneer P.I.B.G. to fashion designer Clara Brito, with the Cultural Development Fund of the Macao SAR as sponsor. Contemporary Art Spotlight: Macau artist James Chu brings “The Practice of Time” to Lisboeta Macau (18 Sep–29 Nov 2026), turning seven years of daily handwriting into calligraphy, sculpture, installation and a monumental paper sculpture built from handwritten pages. Local Art Scene: Ark (Association of Macau Art) presents its 2026 “Art Power Jamming” with two linked themes—“99%” and “HEY! Are you happy today?”—running 2–20 Aug and 22 Aug–22 Sep across the Ox Warehouse and Café Voyage. Film & Theatre in Macau: Sands China-backed International Film Camp at The Venetian Macao wrapped with eight short-film projects selected for HK$300,000 each, while Melco and Fu Luen launched an 11-school “Invisible Bullying” theatre tour to tackle less visible bullying and mental wellness. Community Events: IAM’s “Animal Protection Fun Day” returns 4 Oct at Praça do Tap Siac with pet-friendly activities, adoption info, and free rabies vaccination by appointment. Sports Calendar: The 2026 Galaxy Entertainment Macao International Marathon is set for 6 Dec, with organizers pitching it as a growing “Tourism + Sports” showcase. Macau in the Wider World: A Macau classroom dispute tied to online gaming feuds escalated into a real-world knife incident, a stark reminder of how digital tensions can spill into school life.