5 top things to do this weekend

House Of Vans

Yep, you're reading it right - De Le Soul are playing a free show in Shanghai tomorrow night, one of two shows put on this weekend by skaterboy shoemakers Vans. We hear the free tickets have all been snapped up, but if you managed to pick up a couple there's an important update: although the show was originally set to take place near Nanpu Bridge, the location has now been moved due to 'safety concerns during the G20 period' - of course. The new site is in Baoshan district - the exact is with the e-ticket.

DJ Nu-Mark

Saturday 3, 10pm, The Shelter, 100RMB

DJ Nu-Mark is best known as being one half of the DJ contingent of hip hop collective Jurassic 5 alongside Cut Chemist, but his 2014 collaboration with The Pharcyde MC Slimkid3, continued individualistic solo productions, plus his renowned ‘live toy’ DJ sets mean he still draws crowds around the world all on his own. Expect a top show at The Shelter. Check out our interview on our nightlife page.

Cloud Gate's Moon Water 

Until Sunday 4, 2pm, SHOAC, 180-880RMB

Taiwan's Cloud Gate Dance Theatre presents their classic Moon Water, a piece inspired by Buddhism and tai chi, and set to Bach's Suites for Solo Cello.

Tension Music Fifth Anniverary

Saturday 3, 9pm, Yuyintang, 100RMB

Local music collective Tension celebrate their fifth birthday with five bands: Return to Sender, Cyclops, Five-Pointed Star and Frozen Street. Expect indie-rock, grunge, pop-punk and more.

Turning Point: Contemporary Art in China Since 2000

Until Sunday 4, Minsheng Art Centre, 20RMB

It's your last chance to see this large scale exhibition featuring 52 artists which occupies the whole first floor of the museum, presenting a range of works from painting, sculpture and installation to video and animation. The exhibition investigates emerging trends of thought and social issues since the turn of the century, with a focus on the status quo of Chinese contemporary art and the driving force behind it.