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Month: 2026/10

Fall for Macao’s autumn vibes

October transforms the city into one of Asia's most dynamic destinations

Celebrations for the National Day of the People's Republic of China (Oct 1st) launch October in grand style across Macao. Pedestrian Zones during National Day Golden Week holiday (Oct 1st-6th) take over some of the city's key traditional districts, freeing them from traffic and allowing visitors to explore at a leisurely pace.

The skyline lights up for the grand finale of the 34th Macao International Fireworks Display Contest (Oct 1st and 4th), filling the peninsula's waterfront with spectacular pyrotechnics. Offering a rare glimpse inside Macao's seat of power, the Government Headquarters Open Day (Oct 10th-11th) gives the public access to the venue's 19th-century colonial architecture, manicured gardens, and ceremonial halls.

Cultural heavyweights take centre stage as the 38th Macao International Music Festival (Oct 2nd – Nov 29th) begins its multi-week programme of world-class performances. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy front-row action throughout the month, headlined by global superstars at the NBA China Games 2026 (Oct 9th-11th) and elite competition on the fairways at the SJM Macao Open 2026 (Oct 15th-18th).

With comfortable autumn temperatures setting the scene, October is the ideal time to dive into Macao's action-packed lineup!

Highlights

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Late autumn sets in, yet Macao's event calendar shows no signs of slowing down. Headlining the month, the 73rd Macau Grand Prix (Nov 19th-22nd) brings high-octane excitement to the city's streets as top international drivers battle for glory around the legendary Guia Circuit.

The action extends far beyond the racetrack. Music lovers can catch the final, show-stopping performances of the 38th Macao International Music Festival (until Nov 29th), while those seeking a faster tempo can head to Coloane for the hush! Beach Concerts x Urban Sports Wellfest 2026 (Nov 14th-15th).

Visitors seeking independent designs will find the Tap Siac Craft Market (Nov 19th-22nd and 26th-29th) brimming with handcrafted goods and one-of-a-kind creations.

On the culinary front, the city's finest flavours take the spotlight at the 26th Macau Food Festival (Nov 20th – Dec 6th), while Oktoberfest Macau at MGM 2026 (Oct 28th – Nov 8th) brings a generous dose of authentic Bavarian cheer to the city.

Whether chasing trackside thrills, hunting for artisan crafts or feasting through the night, November in Macao offers the ultimate urban escape!

Ticketing

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