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Originally published: 2026-02-12T09:59:20.998911
Current Events in Shenzhen in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| February 6 | Shenzhen · Yang Sen, Maisky and Argerich’s Trio | Venue: Shenzhen Concert Hall (also part of Verbier Festival venues), District unspecified, start time unspecified; ticket price unspecified; audience: classical music enthusiasts; notable: trio featuring Janine Jansen, Mischa Maisky, Martha Argerich from Verbier Festival in Shenzhen |
| February 7 | Shenzhen · Variations on Texture—Schumann and Glinka | Venue: unspecified (part of Verbier Festival), District unspecified, start time unspecified; ticket price unspecified; audience: classical music enthusiasts; notable: performers Daniel Lozakovich, Mark Bouchkov, Alexandra Conunova, Blaise Zheng Ernstrom, Daniel Blendulf, Li La, Minsoo Sohn, Alexander Malofeev, Brendan Kane |
| February 8 | Shenzhen · A Tribute to Heifetz – Buchkov and Quentin | Venue: unspecified (part of Verbier Festival), District unspecified, start time unspecified; ticket price unspecified; audience: classical music enthusiasts; notable: violinist Mark Buchkov and pianist Julian Quentin |
| February 8 | Shenzhen · FINALE – To the Future | Venue: unspecified (part of Verbier Festival), District unspecified, start time unspecified; ticket price unspecified; audience: classical music enthusiasts; notable: Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra, conductor Gábor Takács‑Nagy, soloists Alexander Malofeev (piano), Mischa Maisky (cello) |
| February 10–16 | Spring Festival flower market | Venue: city‑wide markets (various neighborhoods), District unspecified, daily opening assumed morning to evening; ticket: free; audience: general public and families; notable: traditional flower market during Lunar New Year |
| Through March 3 | Shenzhen Light Art Season | Venue: Futian Central District, Houhai (Nanshan), OCT Harbor (Bao’an), nightly installations across 33 public spaces; start time after dark; ticket: free; audience: general public; notable: dynamic light installations blending technology and kinetic aesthetics |
City News in Shenzhen – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-02-06 | Cultural Events / Education | Futian kicks off 2026 “Citizen Shared Spaces” recruitment | On 2026‑02‑06, Futian District Public Culture and Sports Development Center launched recruitment for its upgraded “citizen shared spaces,” offering 2,498.14 m² across four exhibition halls (832.44 m²), five salon spaces (864.4 m²), and eight rehearsal rooms (801.3 m²); participants may apply for free-use exhibition, salon and rehearsal venues; initiative aims to boost public cultural creation, per Futian District Public Culture and Sports Development Center. |
| 2026-02-03 | Infrastructure / International Cooperation | Shenzhen’s UPDIS signs MoU with Dubai Municipality | On Feb 3 2026, Dubai Municipality and Shenzhen’s Urban Planning and Design Institute (UPDIS) signed a strategic MoU at the World Governments Summit to collaborate on smart, sustainable urban planning, including transit‑oriented development, sponge city design, integrated infrastructure, low‑carbon development and AI‑driven planning, engaging both cities in ongoing joint reviews, reported The Brew News. |
| 2026‑01‑05 | Business / Green Energy | AEC signs hydrogen cooperation agreement with Shenzhen firm | On around 2026‑01‑28, AEC (Hong Kong‑listed) entered a non‑binding strategic cooperation with Co‑Build New Energy (Shenzhen) to explore hydrogen projects—feasibility, technology models, market promotion and resource‐matching; aligns with Shenzhen’s 2024‑25 Hydrogen Industry Innovation Action Plan targeting core breakthroughs and up to five hydrogen refueling stations by 2025, as outlined in discussion of Greater Bay Area hydrogen development. |
Originally published: 2026-02-08T21:10:33.182996
Current Events in Shenzhen in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| February 8 | Shenzhen · A Tribute to Heifetz – Buchkov and Quentin | Venue: Shenzhen Concert Hall, neighborhood unspecified, start time unspecified; ticket price unknown; audience: classical music lovers; notable: performers Mark Buchkov (violin) and Julian Quentin (piano). |
| February 10–16 | Spring Festival flower market | Venue: Shenzhen citywide flower market locations, districts unspecified; markets run daily during these dates, typically open mornings to evenings; free entry; audience: family‑friendly; notable: traditional Chinese New Year floral vendors offering festive blooms and decorations. |
| Through March 3 (ongoing) | Shenzhen Light Art Season | Venues: Futian Central District, Houhai (Nanshan), OCT Harbor (Bao’an); evenings nightly until March 3; free; audience: all ages; notable: city‑wide light installations blending technology and kinetic aesthetics. |
City News in Shenzhen – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-02-02 | Public Transport / Traffic | Police Traffic Management Bureau issues 2026 work plan to support upcoming APEC summit | On 2026‑02‑02, the Shenzhen Public Security Traffic Management Bureau unveiled its 2026 annual work plan, detailing 25 specific tasks across four areas—including improving traffic safety at metro entrances, ev‑bike and tricycle governance, illegal parking, congestion control and intelligent signal systems—to ensure quality urban traffic during the APEC summit, Shenzhen Public Security Traffic Management Bureau. |
Current Events in Shenzhen in February
| Date | Title | Details |
|---|---|---|
| February 6 | Shenzhen · Yang Sen, Maisky and Argerich’s Trio | Venue: not specified; start time not specified; ticket price unknown; audience: classical music enthusiasts; features violinist Janine Jansen, cellist Mischa Maisky and pianist Martha Argerich performing Beethoven and Tchaikovsky piano trios. |
| February 7 | Variations on Texture—Schumann and Glinka | Venue: not specified; start time not specified; ticket price unknown; audience: classical music enthusiasts; ensemble includes Daniel Lozakovich, Mark Bouchkov, Alexandra Conunova (violins), Blaise Zheng Ernström (viola), Daniel Blendulf, Li La (cellos), Brendan Kane (double bass), Minsoo Sohn, Alexander Malofeev (pianos). |
| February 8 | A Tribute to Heifetz – Buchkov and Quentin | Venue: not specified; start time not specified; ticket price unknown; audience: classical music aficionados; features violinist Mark Buchkov and pianist Julian Quentin performing works by Bach, Debussy, Saint‑Saëns, Albéniz, Godowsky, Glazunov, Rachmaninoff and Gershwin. |
| February 10–16 | Spring Festival flower market | Venue: various flower market locations; start times: daily; ticket price: free; audience: general public; features festive flower stalls, traditional Spring Festival atmosphere across Shenzhen. |
City News in Shenzhen – last 14 days
| Date | Category | Headline | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-29 | Government / Civic Meetings | 市七届人大七次会议2月9日召开 | The Shenzhen Municipal People’s Congress 7th Session (Seventh Legislature, Seventh Meeting) is scheduled for February 9–11, where the 2025 work report, 15th five‑year plan, 2026 budget and livelihood projects will be reviewed, as per Shenzhen Special Zone Daily. |
| 2026-01-04 | Local Government / Legal Affairs | 南山区发展和改革局发布2025年法治政府建设年度报告 | The Nanshan District Development & Reform Bureau issued its 2025 annual report on building a law‑based government on January 4. It highlights implementation of central policies, full participation in legal training (100 % exam pass and attendance rate), and integrating law into development processes, as communicated by the bureau. |
| 2026-01-04 | Political / Economic Planning | 市委经济工作会议部署2026年高质量发展 | On December 31, 2025, the 12th plenary session of the 7th Shenzhen Municipal Party Committee and economic work meeting reviewed 2025 results and set economic goals for 2026 to ensure a strong start to the “15th Five‑Year” period, reported Shenzhen Special Zone Daily on January 4. |
| 2026‑?‑? | Broadcasting / Media | 深圳广电集团停播两频道、一频率 | Shenzhen Broadcasting & TV Group ceased operations of two TV channels (Finance & Lifestyle and Sports & Health) and one AM frequency (1287 kHz) effective January 31, 2026. This is part of their plan to consolidate digital media into the new “First Scene” app, according to Shenzhen Radio & TV Group. |