Sydney China Boao Arts Festival
Concerts, Competitions & Exhibitions
The Special Committee of Australia-China’s Centre for Music Industry, China Culture Administration Association, Beijing Minghua Piano Art Research Institute and Dr Lee Music has planned to hold the 5th China Boao Arts Festival both in Sydney Australia and Boao of Hainan Province from February 14th to 21st, 2024 to promote music and cultural exchange between Australia and China.
Since 2018, the Arts Festival has been held four years. In the years, nearly 100 artists and more than 2,000 teenagers have participated and displayed their artistic talents. The Festival has become an essential aesthetic education platform for young people and musicians to improve their aesthetic quality, cultivate their temperament, warm their hearts and stimulate their creativity.
Through the planning of this event, it is intended that more music-loving young artists will have a place of their own to develop a healthy outlook on life and cultivate their knowledge of creative values; in the meantime, the Festival also intends to promote the music and cultural exchange between Australia and China. In order to progressively develop young artists, it is therefore important to encourage their musical potential, commend outstanding musicians, and broaden their horizons in the field of music to impact the world!
Since 2018, the Arts Festival has been held four years. In the years, nearly 100 artists and more than 2,000 teenagers have participated and displayed their artistic talents. The Festival has become an essential aesthetic education platform for young people and musicians to improve their aesthetic quality, cultivate their temperament, warm their hearts and stimulate their creativity.
Through the planning of this event, it is intended that more music-loving young artists will have a place of their own to develop a healthy outlook on life and cultivate their knowledge of creative values; in the meantime, the Festival also intends to promote the music and cultural exchange between Australia and China. In order to progressively develop young artists, it is therefore important to encourage their musical potential, commend outstanding musicians, and broaden their horizons in the field of music to impact the world!
Hosted by
Australia-China’s Centre for Music Industry, Sydney
China Culture Administration Association
Beijing Minghua Piano Art Research Institute and
Dr Lee Music Sydney
