Calendar subscriptions
Subscribe from the calendar app on your phone or computer to the Shanghai Concerts calendar. New concerts, time corrections and cancellations then appear in your calendar on their own. No account is needed.
- ArtistGe YananSubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- All concerts231SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
In All concerts, long runs such as The Phantom of the Opera appear with every performance as its own entry. Subscribe to a calendar below to follow one kind of concert or one venue.
- Ticket salesSubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
Every announced on-sale time goes into the ticket-sales calendar, each with an alert 10 minutes before it, and sale times announced later are added too. In Mac Calendar's subscription settings there is a Remove: Alerts option; when ticked, the sale alerts stay silent.
Your own calendar
Sign in and you can subscribe to a calendar that carries only the concerts you marked Want to go or Got Tickets on their concert pages. A Want to go concert lists all of its performances and every announced on-sale time, and sends an alert 10 minutes before tickets go on sale. A Got Tickets concert shows just the performance you picked, marked busy, with an alert 3 hours before it begins. The address of this calendar is on the My Concerts page. You can subscribe to each of your own collections too; its address sits on that collection's page under My collections.
Subscribe from My Concerts →Collections
- An Unaccompanied SeptemberSubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Four Seasons Open in Nine DaysSubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Gergiev in ShanghaiSubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Shostakovich at 120SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
Collections are sets of concerts an editor chooses, and they can span venues and seasons. Any one of them can be subscribed to in the same way as the calendars above. You can build your own: open any concert page, choose Add to collection, then subscribe to that collection from My collections.
By form
- Symphonic53SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Recital39SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Chamber31SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Concert14SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Crossover12SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Ballet10SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Opera10SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Chinese10SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Choral7SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Lecture6SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Family3SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Theatre2SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Pop concert1SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Concerto1SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Musical1SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
By venue
- Shanghai Symphony Hall92SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Shanghai Oriental Art Center61SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Shanghai Grand Opera House30SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Shanghai Concert Hall16SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Suzhou Culture and Arts Centre15SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Shanghai Grand Theatre7SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Hangzhou Grand Theatre3SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Shanghai Conservatory of Music Opera House2SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Suzhou Shishan Grand Theatre1SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- He Luting Concert Hall1SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Daning Theatre1SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
- Shanghai Lingang Performing Arts Center1SubscribeGoogle CalendarLink
A Subscribe link on every venue, composer, artist and ensemble page leads to a calendar of that page's concerts only. Subscribing to an artist with nothing scheduled means their next concert appears in your calendar when it is added.
How to subscribe
iPhone, iPad and Mac: tap Subscribe. The Calendar app then asks you to confirm. Or use the Calendar app: choose Add Calendar, then Add Subscription Calendar, and paste the link.
Google Calendar: tap the Google Calendar button here to open it, then confirm on the page that opens. On a computer, open Google Calendar, click + beside Other calendars, choose From URL and paste the link. Google decides how often a subscribed calendar refreshes.
Android: a subscription cannot be added from the Google Calendar app alone. Add it to Google Calendar on a computer; it then syncs to your phone.
Outlook: open Add calendar, then Subscribe from web, and paste the link.
The Link is the calendar's address. Copy it by long-pressing on a phone or right-clicking on a computer.
What the calendar shows
Each performance in the concert calendars appears as one entry, listing the venue, the programme, ticket prices and a link to its page. If a performance has no announced start time, it shows as all-day. If no running time is announced, it shows as two hours. A performance that is cancelled is marked Cancelled rather than removed. Past performances remain for 30 days. The concert calendars carry no alerts and do not mark your time as busy.