AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMacau Arts & Culture: The “3rd Macao International Children’s Arts Festival” opened at the Macao Cultural Centre with Giant Puppetry x Science “Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo,” while the Macao Museum of Art launched “East-West Contemplations: A Retrospective of Mio Pang Fei,” spotlighting 90 works across five decades. Performing Arts: Wynn Palace announced Yue Yunpeng & Sun Yue’s stand-up show on Aug 1, turning the Grand Theatre into a “teahouse” for the Deyun Society duo’s Macau return. Public Space & Heritage: The Ruins of St. Paul’s forecourt and its VR exhibition will close on July 7 for twice-yearly maintenance and inspection. Local Governance & Transit: Macau’s government says it has finished collecting public opinions on the LRT proposals, with many backing faster East Line extension and debate continuing around the Seac Pai Van extension. Gaming & Entertainment Economy: Macau June gross gaming revenue fell 12.1% year-on-year to MOP$18.5b as the 2026 World Cup weighed on spending, though analysts point to concerts and major sports events for a rebound. AI & Industry: Century Huatong and IPIM hosted the Digiloong Cup Macao Investment Summit and AI Ecosystem Forum, pitching Macao as a bridge for AI startups into China and Portuguese-speaking markets. Broader Arts Lens: Hong Kong Ballet unveiled its 2026/27 season “Hong Kong Bling,” blending kung fu, neon-era style and world premieres.
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