SH Weekender: Wrestling, Chris Botti, Tom and Jerry & More

Fight  VGM Fight brings an international professional wrestling tournament to  Shanghai, featuring wrestlers from six countries. Star wrestler CIMA and  popular female wrestler Unagi Sayaka are among the participants. The  event includes a main event matchup between the British team Big Sam  & Zombie Dragon and the Chinese team Chen Wenbin & Junjie, with  DJ BO acting as Big Sam’s manager.

Last few weeks to see Sleep No More, the award-winning theatrical experience that tells Shakespeare’s classic tragedy Macbeth through a darkly cinematic lens. The story unfolds through awe-inspiring  choreography, film noir soundtrack, and countless rooms of densely  detailed atmosphere. As an immersive theatre, it's widely known as it  breaks down the traditional isolation of watching and performing  relationships by placing no boundaries between the stage and the  audience.

Assembly Hall by Kidd Pivot is a dance-theatre work choreographed by Crystal Pite and written by Jonathon Young. The production blends movement,  narrative, and language in a surreal story where reality and role-play begin to blur.

Grammy-nominated  trumpet legend Chris Botti is bringing his signature blend of jazz and  pop back to Shanghai. With a star-studded ensemble and hits from his  Grammy-nominated albums, this concert promises an unforgettable night of  emotional and dynamic music.

Dr.  Jason Leong, a medical doctor turned comedian, delivers his most  personal hour yet in Laughing Memory, exploring grief, loss, and love  with humor. Known for his Netflix specials and international  performances, he blends sharp-witted storytelling with heartfelt comedy.

Fresh  from Asia’s Java Jazz Festival, the Austrian Alexandra Ivanova Trio  makes their Shanghai debut with a performance blending modern European  jazz with global influences. From Balkan rhythms to Middle Eastern modes  and cinematic European textures, this is a sonic journey that spans  continents and cultures.

A  special jazz concert featuring the classic antics of Tom and Jerry.  Though there’s no dialogue, the music-driven performance brings the  cartoon to life, with jazz itself acting as a third lead character.

This  performance explores reconstructed music from ancient China through  historically informed performance. Using restored instruments and  decoded scores, the concert presents how Tang-era music may have  sounded. The show combines research, live performance, and multimedia  staging to recreate a historical soundscape.

The  Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai hosts its annual Canada Day  celebration, bringing together the Canadian community and international  friends in Shanghai for a full-day summer gathering. The event showcases  Canadian culture through live entertainment, sports, food, and  networking in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Guests can expect a  mix of performances, outdoor activities, and social experiences  throughout the day.

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Step back into the golden age of old Shanghai on this immersive heritage walk through Yuyuan Road. Explore hidden spy alleys, historic mansions, Jewish refugee architecture, and the former homes of influential figures who shaped modern China. The experience concludes at the legendary Paramount Ballroom, where guests can enjoy an optional afternoon tea dance inside one of the city's most iconic Art Deco landmarks.

BritCham Shanghai is proud to announce the return of its most prestigious annual social occasion — the British Ball 2026, reimagined this year as the Ascot Edition. Long recognised as one of Shanghai’s most glamorous international social occasions, the British Ball has always brought together an influential and stylish crowd for an evening of celebration, connection and British cultural flair. After a hiatus, it returns this  year by popular demand with the Ascot Edition — inviting guests into a  world where British racing heritage, timeless elegance, and modern  philanthropy come together for a truly unforgettable night. Read on

Lycée Français de Shanghai is opening its Yangpu campus to the wider community on June 13 for a full-day School Celebration Day packed with performances, activities, and family fun. Running from 9am to 6pm, the  event features kindergarten and elementary student shows,  extracurricular activity performances, AI-powered games, a summer play pool, mini-games, a "Little World Cup" football tournament, flash mobs, music, movie screenings, and more. With over 40 food and activity booths  spread across the campus, it's a lively chance for families to experience the school's community spirit while enjoying a festival atmosphere. Read on

Curious what life at Lycée Français de Shanghai is really like from a student's perspective? On June 16, four students from the Yangpu and Qingpu campuses will take part in a live online discussion, sharing their experiences of learning, pursuing their interests, and planning for the future. Conducted in English, the session will explore student life at LFS, the benefits of a multilingual and multicultural environment, and  how the school supports individual passions and ambitions. Read on

How will AI reshape university admissions - and how can students stand out when essays, applications, and even test prep are increasingly powered by technology? On June 12, Harrow Shanghai brings together senior education leaders, including Head Master Alex Reed and Associate Director of Education Iris Cheung, for a timely discussion on the future of top university admissions in the AI era. Expect insights into what  admissions officers are really looking for, how schools are preparing  students for an uncertain future, and practical guidance from Harrow's  university counselling team. Read on

Bring your furry friend along for an unforgettable adventure in the scenic  mountains of Xianju, Zhejiang! Whether you're a dog owner or just a dog lover, this trip is designed to offer both you and your pet a relaxing yet fun-filled escape.