The newest edition to the Beijing music festival circuit is now a mere month away, and it’s citing legendary musical gatherings such as Sonar and Mutek as their inspiration. dART (Sep 30) seeks to combine elements of electronic music with artistic exhibition and design for an all night affair at Tango 3F (Hit FM Live) and Tango 2F.
As the NFL set to kick off in September, fans – and soon to be fans – of the pigskin game will be pleased to know that NFL China is back with 30 events across 11 cities including the NFL Home Field tournaments in Beijing and Shanghai. Those who want to catch a glimpse of the Vince Lombardi Trophy are in luck as it will make its way to China for the first time and feature at the tournaments as well as the NFL Super Bowl Truck Tour.
Brawl on the Wall is back in Beijing this Saturday (Sep 5) at the Park Hyatt and we have two tickets to give away for at a table worth RMB 9,000 to one of our most loyal readers.
The International Festival Chamber Choir continues its annual tradition of a fundraising outdoor madrigals performance. As every year, the celebration will take place in the beautiful garden of the British Ambassador's Residence in Beijing. The idea is to relax and enjoy your own picnic and drinks during a magical evening of garden music.
In Beijing’s saturated food and beverage market it is no longer enough to rely on the quality of your food alone; today’s savvy – some might say picky – consumers are looking for an experience, something unique that they can share with their friends in person or, more likely, on their WeChat moments. Enter Enjoy, a new dining experience app that is taking Beijing – and China – by storm.
First blood has been drawn in the 2015 Burger Cup as the first round of voting closed this afternoon, knocking 32 out of contention and leaving 32 to fight on another day.
Keep your favorite burger place's winning streak alive by casting your ballot in the Round of 32 here now: http://www.thebeijinger.com/2015Burgercup
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Taking the jump can be scary, but any experience that pushes you out of your comfort zone is worth it. In order for you to do just that, here are our suggestions for where to go bungee jumping.
We talked to Los Angeles native Chris Meehan of Aoji International School, who visited Qinglong Gorge and decided to take the plunge.“I was impressed by the facilities. It felt surprisingly safe. Supposedly it was designed by an engineer from New Zealand. The harness was secure, and the operators were friendly – although the day I visited, there was no one who spoke English.”
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