What art festival is in Anqing, China?

What art festivals are there in Anqing, China?

China Anqing Huangmei Opera Art Festival is an art festival in Anqing City, Anhui Province.

Activity source

Anqing is the "hometown of drama". In order to show the development achievements of Huangmei Opera, promote the art of Huangmei Opera and promote the prosperity of literature and art, the first China Anqing Huangmei Opera Art Festival was held from 65438 to 0992. By June 2003, 165438+ 10, it had been held for three times.

Activity content

Opening ceremony, cultural performances, Huangmei Opera Performance Competition, Yan Fengying Performing Arts Seminar, Economic and Trade Fair, Cooking Competition and Food Exhibition, Tianzhu Mountain Tourism Promotion Conference, Closing Ceremony, etc.

Holding unit

Organizers: Anhui Provincial People's Government, CCTV, China Glory Promotion Association, and Art Department of the Ministry of Culture.

Organizers: Anhui Provincial Department of Culture, Provincial Tourism Bureau, Anqing Municipal People's Government and Anqing TV Station.

The 6th Art Festival

Adhering to the concept of "Art Festival, Mass Program", the 6th China Huangmei Opera Art Festival kicked off in Anqing. In addition to classic tracks such as Ma Xu, Fairy Couple and Lantern Festival, there will be 20 brand-new tracks such as Huizhou Past, Half Moon, Heart of an inch of grass and Pearl Soup to meet the masses in squares and theaters. During the festival, more than 70 traditional folk arts such as discounted operas, opera concerts and Huangmei Opera Square movies will be in close contact with the people.

It is worth mentioning that this year's art festival also held special cultural popularization activities such as the retrospective exhibition of Huangmei Opera art history and the 20-year photography exhibition of Huangmei Opera Art Festival, which will trace back the long history and innovative development of Huangmei Opera, fully display the wonderful charm and prosperity of Huangmei Opera Art Festival, and make people more sensitive to the development history of traditional folk art.