Suggestions for Arts & Entertainment near Běixīn qiáo, Shanghai

Nick K. • February 15, 2016A lot of international performance, but book ticket in advance!

Anna K. • January 5, 2013Great place, great music, nice audience and cocktails. A bit pricey thou.

Elio W. • May 18, 2014Great for Skateboarding! Many waxed ledges & perfect ground!

James C. • December 1, 2015Great museum! We had a nice time. Food available, children below 1.4m free. Probable could spend a day here.

Robin P. • October 11, 2016Best museum in Shanghai hands down. Great public education program.

Monica C. • March 20, 2015Free museum with awesome artifacts and cultural pieces. Must go!

Nancy R. • January 26, 2010Love being there in the sunny afternoon

Artyom F. • August 24, 2015If you want to understand the pace of China's urbanization, you must visit this museum. The huge detailed model of the city is really impressive. Excellent place for first visit to Shanghai.

Time Out Shanghai • March 27, 2012You’ll get the biggest ’20s and ‘30s Art Deco fix here; from the wrought iron railings to the up-lit stuccos, lashings of Italian marble and the signature font on the public signs. Tickets: 40-60RMB.

Cindy K. • May 10, 2012Schilling and birr cocktails are divine! Have the Austrian bartender make it!

Night L. • September 21, 2010原来这里最初是黄金荣的地盘

Andreas J. • July 13, 2013Minimum order (on Saturdays) is 200 RMB p/p. Apparently. But it's worth it. The band is great.

Time Out Shanghai • March 27, 2012Exhibiting Chinese contemporary art, previous artists have included Lei Hong and Zhu Jinshi. The real highlight is its downstairs design gallery for large scale installation pieces. Admission is free.

Amber Z. • April 30, 2015Great Italian restaurant outside and crazy nightclub inside.

kristen c. • November 3, 2013Dior exhibit was amazing! the dresses to the set design, every display was well thought out and planned.

Time Out Shanghai • August 16, 2012A museum from yesteryear. Come to see the 22-metre long skeleton of a giant Mamenchisaurus from the late Jurassic Period, whose bones were discovered in Sichuan province. Admission is 5RMB.

Mega O. • April 16, 2014Has good exhibitions of European art sometimes. Newly opened in March 2014. A busy, but original shopping mall is part of the space, plus a learn to cook lab with glass walls!

Art+ Shanghai G. • July 18, 2014New location opened July 2014. Now located on the south side of Suzhou River, east of Middle Sichuan Road, across from a gas station.

Chengye W. • June 29, 2014No AC in a small room with all the seats taken! Sweated like a pig in the end of 2h and had a backache because of the crappy seats, the 3D glasses are too old and flou, although the film was awesome.

Bryan L. • March 31, 2018awkward design. 1069 seats, 6 rooms. IMAX, Dolby. Can be cheap.

Bryan L. • March 31, 2018If you've got money to burn and wanna entertain friends, they've got two private VIP rooms where you can watch any movie you want, or even sing KTV.

Jason • April 8, 2018Raise your eyebrow for the missing history, misrepresentation of facts and Leninism. Local visitors don't seem to be bothered with that but busy taking pictures of ceramics. Good luck with propagranda

Sarah Z. • October 1, 2014Vintage theater, very small and has parking problem.

DT • July 1, 20122012.6.12~2012.7.31

Time Out Shanghai • March 27, 2012This gallery has an industrial feel and regularly houses prominent works from international artists such as Anish Kapoor, alongside intriguing contemporary works from local names. Admission is free.