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Performances
Hangzhou Grand Theatre (Hangzhou Dajuyuan)
66 Zhijiangdong Lu, Qianjiang Xincheng District, Hangzhou
0571-86855090
Designed by internationally known Canadian architect Carlos Ott and opened in 2004, Hangzhou Grand Theatre covers 100,000 square meters with a total construction area of 55,000 square meters. It consists of an opera house, a concert hall, a multifunction hall, an open-air stage and a culture square. An impressive program of Western classical and traditional Chinese music is planned for 2007 and 2008.
Hangzhou Comic Art Theater (Hangzhou huaji yishu juyuan)
12 Guxin Lu, Hangzhou
0571-8806 5625
Hangzhou Comic Art Theater was established in October 1950. It has created and performed many influential modern plays and comedies. Locals and expats love to come to this theater for a bit of comic relief. Non-Chinese speaking travelers coming to the theater will have a double-joy watching the production as well as the audience's reaction. The theater is reputed for producing some of the best stories including "Don't Cry, Mum" (Ma Ma，Ni Bu Yao Ku) a story about the different results caused by different educational methods in two stereotypical Chinese families. The story symbolizes a social phenomenon, which makes people reflect on the absurdity of things that may consider menial, but have a great impact, and "Happy Family" (Huan Le Ren Jia), a wonderful story with a moral message on treatment of the elderly and family members.
Bars:
Before you hop into the discotheques and nightclubs a visit to the Bars and Pubs in Hangzhou will definitely set a perfect mood for the same. You would definitely love to swallow down a few bottles of beer in the splendid ambience of Hangzhou’s Bars and Pubs before you set the floor on fire.
- Reggae Bar - Close to the Zhejiang University the Reggae Bar at 95 ShuGuang Lu, Hangzhou, China is the one that mainly attracts the college youth. This crowd taps their toes with the beats of the hip hop and rock music played by DJs. With imported beers, light food like pizzas, fries and burgers and the happy crowd this bar greets its customers with warmth.
- Shamrock Irish Pub - The Shamrock Irish Pub in Wushan Square at the 89 Jiefang Road (Junction of Jiefang Rd. and Jianguo Rd.), Hangzhou, China is set in a historic structure that of the Ming Dynasty of the early 1900s. The casually dressed mixed crowd in the bar always has a wide option for selection between British beers, wine, sprits and Guinness. Live music of the bar sets a relaxed, casual and fun filled atmosphere.
- The Hong Fang Bar at 24 South Yan An Road) Hangzhou,
- The Meng Zhi Hu at No.103 Nanshan Road.
KTV:
Pinghai Mongkok KTV
12pm - 6am
4/F, Pinghai Wangjiao, 58 Pinghai Rd.
0571 8703 8777
Teahouse:
Men’er Teashous
Address: 47 Shuguang Road,
Bus: 28, 15, 16, K599
Business time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 AM(next day)
Average annual consumption: 50 yuan
Qingteng Teahous
Address: 53 Hubing Road,
Bus: 25, 12
Business time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 AM(next day)
Average annual consumption: 55 yuan
Xinyuan Teashous
Address: 429 Tiyuchang Road,
Bus: 11, 28, 155, K599, K555
Business time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 AM(next day)
Average annual consumption: 55 yuan
Taotaoju Teahous
Address: 619 Fengqi Road,
Bus: 1, 10, 49, 25, 66, 199, 78, 102
Business time: 9:00 AM - 17:00 AM 17:00 AM - 2:00 AM(next day)
Average annual consumption: 55 yuan
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