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As Beijing’s entertainment and culture scenes continue to grow, so too do the numbers of tourists and newcomers arriving in the city. With this in mind, we have designed agenda to be Beijing’s best English-language guide to nightlife, dining and shopping in the heart of the city.
Featuring write-ups, event listings, Q&A interviews, a calendar, lists, and more – all presented in a handy, easy-to-tote format – this bi-weekly publication is aimed at short-term visitors and newcomers alike. Simple to access and easy to use, agenda will contain a selection of the most up-to-date event listings and write-ups of the newest and best nightlife, dining and shopping options in the CBD and eastern Beijing, as well as designated content specifically targeted to maximize your brand’s exposure to tourists and new arrivals.
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When will agenda be available? agenda comes out every two weeks.
Agenda Feb 11-Mar 3: Love in the Time of Tiger
The year of the tiger is here. And this year, as the first day of the year of the tiger falls on Valentine’s Day, calendar confluence means tiger love.
As usual, Agenda has it covered on all bases. This issue – out now – features lists of romantic restaurants and spa packages, as well as Beijing’s most uproarious temple fairs. Culinary anthropologists will enjoy a roundup of a dozen tiger-inspired Chinese dishes (none with actual tiger meat, of course), including where in Beijing to find them.
Also in this issue, we Spotlight Apothecary’s Leon Lee, Kempinski’s executive pastry chef Jean-Luc Vasseur (soon to launch a pastry cooking class), and hear from music man Shane O’Shea on his upcoming Forbidden Requiem concert.
Along with three fabulous weeks of events, a fresh batch of Try These venue recommendations and much more, this is another can’t-miss issue.


