Organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) and the Municipal Affairs Bureau, the “Infinite Love Marathon Concerts” will be held at Sai Van Lake Square from 12 to 20 February. Over 200 local performers will present a total of 44 hours of marathon music performances for nine consecutive days, uplifting the hearts of all and injecting vitality into the community in the new year. As the Western Valentine’s Day and Chinese Lantern Festival are around the corner, food stands, interactive booths, and art installations will also be set up at the venue, together with music performances. All are welcome to join.
IC is always committed to promoting cultural development and has therefore organised the “Infinite Love Marathon Concerts” featuring a variety of performances with gastronomic and creative elements. The concerts include local singers, bands, ensembles and dance groups as well as singers from other regions, and the programme will include performances by pop singers and bands, street dance, a cappella music, musicals and interactive stage games, which will be live streamed through social media, creating a showcase platform for the performers. The concerts are themed around love, and the event venue will be decorated with light installations revolving around family, friendship and romance to spread love and harmony throughout the community. Ten interactive booths featuring ornament handicrafts, games, lantern riddles and wish boards will be set up for the public to participate in and interact with. The event will also have food stands that offer an array of food and beverages for participants to enjoy. Participants can only eat and drink in the designated area and must strictly follow the anti-epidemic guidelines.
The “Infinite Love Marathon Concerts” will be staged at Sai Van Lake Square from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on 12, 13, 19 and 20 February and from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on 14-18 February. Admission is free and no ticket is required. Details of the event will be announced soon. For details, please visit IC’s website at www.icm.gov.mo.
IC has been strictly following the anti-epidemic guidelines of the Health Bureau and implementing appropriate measures for cultural activities. In cooperation with the epidemic prevention efforts of the SAR Government, all participants must wear face masks, undergo temperature checks, scan the Venue QR Code (venue code) for visit record and present a valid ‘Macao Health Code’ of the day, maintain social distance, and cooperate with the relevant anti-epidemic and crowd control measures.