Popular Weekend Events in Macau (May Updated)

Sam Lee "One Day" World Tour 2026 in Macao After 27 years, Sam Lee is finally coming to Macau—and this is the night many of us have been waiting for. He’s bringing all the songs we grew up with to The Londoner Macao. Songs like “Hand Off,” “Devotion Love,” “You Love Her So Much,” and “The Starry Sky in Your Eyes”—the kind that made us cry, smile, and remember people we once loved. In 2026, let’s meet again under Macau’s night sky, and spend this One Day together. 🎸 From FACE to what’s next This show isn’t just about singing the old hits. It’s also about Sam Lee’s music journey, including the FACE series: FACE: looking back at where it all started Face II: how he changed after all these years FACE III: moving forward to what’s coming next You’ll hear the familiar songs, but with a new feeling—stronger, deeper, and more grown-up. 🌟 A night for all of us “One Day” isn’t only the name of the concert. It’s like a promise we’ve been keeping for a long time. That night, every song will feel like it’s telling our own story. If Sam Lee’s voice has ever helped you through something, this is your night too. In 2026, see you in Macau. Let’s sing along and meet that heartfelt version of ourselves again.

【iKON FOUREVER TOUR IN MACAU｜An Eternal Promise with Macau iKONIC】 The wait is finally over! iKON's brand new world tour, the FOUREVER TOUR, is coming to Macau! JAY, BOBBY, SONG, and CHAN – four members bringing their more mature music and powerful stage presence to create an unforgettable "FOUREVER" night with iKONIC in Macau. From LOVE SCENARIO to KILLING ME, from RHYTHM TA to BUT YOU – every song is a piece of our shared youth. This is more than just a concert. It's a long-awaited reunion between iKON and iKONIC. Get your light sticks ready and shout out that familiar chant: "Get Ready？Show Time！" See you in Macau!

The Macau Fishmongers' Drunken Dragon Festival, a traditional folk custom popular among fresh fishmongers in the Macau Special Administrative Region, is a national intangible cultural heritage. Also known as the Macau Fishmongers' Drunken Dragon and Lion Dance Festival, it is held annually on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month. The main activities include a drunken dragon dance parade and the free distribution of dragon boat-head rice. The drunken dragon dance, as a sacrificial ritual, expresses the people's gratitude and reciprocation to the gods.