The 12 Best Things to Do This Week in Shanghai

By That's Shanghai, May 13, 2019

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That's Shanghai takes a look at the best events on this week:


May 15: Stone Beer University on Barrel-Aged Beers


Flyer courtesy of Stone Brewing Tap Room

If you like drinking beer, you’ll love drinking beer infused with more booze. At the fifth edition of Stone Beer University, learn about the history, benefits and styles of barrel-aging used around the world. Sip six different barrel-aged brews (five-ounce pours) for RMB188, covering everything from Bourbon Barrel-Aged Imperial Russian Stouts to Imperial Saisons with Peaches. Sign up online using the QR code to secure a spot ahead of time or purchase tickets directly at the Tap Room. Beer nerds and noobs alike are welcome.

May 15, 7-8.30pm; RMB188. Stone Brewing Tap RoomSee event listing


May 15: Jason Mraz

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Flyer courtesy of the promoter

Multiple Grammy Award winning artist Jason Mraz is bringing his Good Vibes Tour to Shanghai. Mraz came onto the scene in the early-2000s and quickly became known for his soulful folk-pop. Throughout his career, Mraz has earned numerous platinum certifications for his various releases, made pop history with his record-breaking singles, ‘I’m Yours’ and ‘I Won’t Give Up,’ won two Grammy Awards, received the prestigious Songwriter Hall of Fame Hal David Award, and sold out amphitheaters and arenas across the globe. He’s also become known for his positive message and upbeat tunes and humorous live shows. 

May 15, 8pm; RMB480-1,580. Mercedes-Benz ArenaSee event listingBuy tickets.


May 15: Come Correct Hip Hop Night

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Flyer courtesy of the promoter

Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-check it out. The Come Correct boys are on for their usual Wednesday jaunt at Dada. Never been? Well, guess it’s about time you do.

May 15, 10pm; no cover. DadaSee event listing.


May 17: Vitalic at Bar Rouge: 

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Flyer courtesy of promotors

Shanghai welcomes French producer Vitalic for a live set that promises to shake up the dance floor and transform Bar Rouge into a space of untamed beats, body shaking tunes and powerful melodies. Make sure you catch Vitalic this weekend for vibey music with Shanghai’s engorgable skyline serving as the perfect backdrop to your evening. 

May 17, 9pm; RMB100 early bird, RMB180 presale, RMB250 door. Bar Rouge. See event listing. Tickets.


May 17: Lorenzo Antinori Guest Shift


Image courtesy of Four Seaons Hotel Pudong

Coming from the Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong is beverage ambassador, Lorenzo Antinori. The Italian bartender began his tenure at the Four Seasons in Seoul where he led Charles H. bar to spots on the World's and Asia's 50 Best Bars in its first year of operation. Meet him and taste his creations at the Four Seasons Pudong for one-night-only.

May 17, 7pm; no cover. CameliaSee event listing


May 17: Timber Timbre

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Canadian freak-folk and psychedelic-folk music group Timber Timbre is coming to perform in Shanghai as part of their China 2019 Tour. Hailing from Toronto, the mastermind behind the band is Taylor Kirk. The frontman has a powerful, arresting-veering-on-creepy presence on stage, with theatrical gestures counterbalanced with restrained, deep and smooth vocals to create their signature raggedy, swampy blues sound that seems to ascend from an alternate universe.

May 17, 8.30pm; RMB120. Yuyintang ParkSee event listingBuy tickets.


May 17: Daya

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Daya – which means ‘compassion’ in Sanskrit – started playing the piano at age 3. By the time she was 11, she was proficient in piano, guitar, the sax and even the ukulele. The 20-year-old Grammy award winning songstress first started making waves in the music scene after the release of her eponymous EP in 2015. The EP received all sorts of attention and included major hits such as ‘Hide Away.’

Mar 17, 9pm; RMB380. VasLiveSee event listingBuy tickets.


May 17: Hologram Dreams

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Flyer courtesy of the promoter

“A voyage from funk into the future…” DJs Heatwolves and friends are back to take Dada’s dancefloor on a hyperloop journey from city pop, Italo disco and Chicago house into new wave, electro and cybernetic madness. Seminal classics, brand new sounds, unknown pleasures and rare anime visuals are to be expected and experienced. 

May 17, 10pm; no cover. DadaSee event listing.


May 18-19: Sound of Spring

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It’s that time of year again where Urban Family and That’s Shanghai will take over Green City in Jinqiao for our annual Sound of Spring festival. This year’s event will be held this weekend from May 18-19, and will be packed with all sorts of activities from music to luxury camping. 

May 18-19, 10am-4pm. One-day pass: RMB120 (free entry for kids under 16-year-old), early-bird: one-day: RMB100. Purchase tickets here.


May 18-19: Dessert Design Coffee Fest

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Flyer courtesy of the promoter

Dessert Design Coffee Fest curates three things – sweets, independent designs and caffeine! Besides eating and shopping, they’ll have the illustrator/creator of the #mingscups series present his first-ever illustration exhibition in Shanghai. Eat! Drink! Art!

May 18-19, noon; no cover. Columbia Circle. See event listing.


May 19: Jing'an Craft and Farmer's Market

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Flyer courtesy of Zeitgeist Bavarian Eatery & Bar

Jing' an Craft & Farmers Market is back and better than ever. Expect over 30 vendors offering food, drinks, crafts and many fresh local and handmade products! There will be a bouncing castle and face painting to entertain the little ones and live music for everyone. Additionally, they’re hosting an adoption day for furry friends, healthy cooking classes and workout sessions! Scan the GermanEvents QR code on the flyer for more information and to sign up for classes.

May 19, noon-7pm. Zeitgeist Bavarian Eatery & Bar. See event listing.


May 19: Sofar Sounds


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The global grassroots artist network Sofar Sounds is curating a secret-not-so-secret show here in Shanghai this week. Highlighting cool spaces and even cooler artists, the live music event is invite-only, so for all the deets, check out the event listing in full.

May 19, 2.30pm; no cover. Design RepublicSee event listing.


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