All the things you'd want to do this Monday through Thursday. On the schedule this week: French house heavyweight Bob Sinclar does his thing at Bar Rouge, SRT does a circus interpretation of the Brothers Grimm, and Shanghai Photography Night celebrates their tenth event. Read on (or check out our calendar) for more! more ›

Get your hipster-artist outfit ready! DADA is hosting the 9th edition of Shanghai Photographer Night tonight, a group exhibition featuring work by Lei Gong, Patrick Wack, Chad Ingraham, Eric Leleu, and Matthieu Belin. more ›

Every Monday, we bring you the best of what's to come in the next couple of weeks. And aren't you lucky - there's quite a bit to add to your calendars. Besides plenty of birthday and anniversary celebrations, there's also theater, concerts and ways to give back to the community. more ›

By now, some of your New Year's resolutions have probably fallen by the wayside ("Take care of liver...uncheck.") However, if your resolutions included helping some shelter animals, appreciating more photography, watching Mickey Mouse ice skate, or screaming words at British comedians, well then this is the week for you. Enjoy. more ›

Put down your eggnog! If you aren't already tired of Christmas parties, there's plenty more reasons to get out of the apartment this week. The Shanghai Chamber Music Festival is coming to a close, Shanghai Photographer Night is going for round dos, Exit Bar is saying farewell, and Cantina is throwing a birthday party with a lot of free alcohol. more ›

Tired of the same old same old every day? Then class it up this week by attending a clean energy workshop hosted by JUCCCE, a photography exhibition at Dada, and not just one, but two quiz nights held to raise money for charity. more ›

Kicking off a new event idea that may very well turn into a monthly occurrence, Dada Bar is getting the word out about their ‘Shanghai Photographer Night’ on November 18th. The concept behind the event is an attempt to combine photography and music into one cohesive event. Rather than playing the uninspired, whiny music that is often found in art gallery exhibits, each photographer will him or herself select music to accompany their contribution, giving the entire experience a more consistent theme (or so goes Dada’s theory). more ›