From September 29 through October 6, hosted by IM Shanghai Changning International, a seasonal market will once again be held on Kaitian Road. 

More than 50 well-known brands will be gathered on site, combined with the “citywalk” trend, to create a delicious, fun, and easy way through the embodiment of art, fashion, new lifestyles, and other content.

During the event, people can not only enjoy diverse cultural and artistic performances such as piano solos, poetry open concerts, stage plays, musicals, etc, but also play sports such as karaoke, table tennis, tennis, cycling, and golf. 

It is worth mentioning that a special National Day event called “Me and My Motherland” will be held, where people can celebrate National Day with their best wishes.

Kaitian Road weekend pedestrian street holds 11 featured weekend fairs from April to October. Kaitian Road was built together with commercial complex IM Shanghai. It is walkable on Saturdays and Sundays since a year ago. 

This year’s fairs are mainly focusing on coffee, cherry blossoms, cute pets, sports, camping, floral art, cultural creativity, performance, lifestyle, and other elements, combined with major consumption promotion activities and key festivals at the city and district levels.

Changning unveiled IM Shanghai and Xinhua Central Activities Zone for the coordinative development of economy, culture, community, industry and other aspects to provide new momentum for economic growth.

IM Shanghai, with its concept of breaking the gap between office culture and business, integrates the lifestyle of communication, leisure, health, sports and art into the office space which focuses on high efficiency, energy saving, communication and discussion to truly balance working and life.

The commercial facilities in the IM Shanghai integrate commerce plus ecology, culture and experience. In particular, the in-house “Cherry Avenue” is opening as long as 16 hours every day.

The development, at the intersection of Kaixuan Road and Huaihai Road W. and conveniently accessible via Metro Line 10 at Hongqiao Road Station, is adjacent to the Shanghai City Sculpture Art Center, and Redtown Art District. 

Edited by Shanghai Daily