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Shanghai Museum hosts Americas-themed night market
The market features 14 food stalls showcasing a mix of time-honored local brands and popular eateries. Nearly all offerings reflect the Americas theme.
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Summer events draw visitors to Xujiahui
Neo Young 6, located in Shanghai's Xujiahui area, is hosting a series of themed exhibitions and pop-up stores this summer.
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Spider-Man interactive pop-up opens in Xuhui
The event features six themed zones combining recreated film settings, interactive challenges, photo opportunities, and exclusive merchandise.
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5 summer night markets to explore in Shanghai
As evening brings relief from the summer heat, a new wave of night markets has arrived across Shanghai, offering everything from street food and live performances to cultural experiences and riverside strolls.
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Mount Kailash art exhibition makes global debut in Shanghai
The Mount Kailash art exhibition and experience center has made its global debut at HKRI Taikoo Hui in Jing'an district
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Pudong rolls out pop-ups, family fun for Shanghai Summer
Pudong is marking the 2026 Shanghai Summer with pop-ups, family-friendly attractions, dining events, nighttime activities, and shopping promotions across its major commercial destinations.
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New Jing'an hotspots offer a laid-back summer escape
Searching for a spot to unwind this summer? Jing'an district has launched four new attractions that blend greenery, art, shopping, technology, and food, inviting both locals and tourists to enjoy outdoor spaces.
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Butterbear's first Shanghai exhibition draws crowds
Butterbear, a Thai dessert brand mascot, opened its first Shanghai exhibition at the Bund Finance Center on July 3, launching a broader summer festival that connects the modern Bund waterfront with the historic Yuyuan Garden area.
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Summer Shop opens at Zhangyuan with Shanghai-themed gifts
Summer Shop is welcoming visitors to Shanghai MovePARK in Zhangyuan from July 4 to July 19 for a limited-time pop-up experience.
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Bikini Bottom residents arrive at Pudong Kerry Parkside
Rather than focusing on SpongeBob and Patrick, the exhibition shines a spotlight on the quirky fish that populate the background of SpongeBob SquarePants, characters that often steal the show.