From November 15 to December 6, the third Hengqin and Macao Blossom Carnival will unfold at Rest Station No.1 of the Hengqin Flower Sea Corridor every Saturday from 14:30 to 17:30.

This edition of the event connects art, nature, environmental protection, and a sports carnival, creating an immersive cultural and tourism experience with a new theme each week.

The first week, starting November 15, focuses on an artistic stroll. Young artists from Hengqin and Macao will collaboratively create public art installations. Five "Bloom Stage Theaters" will host flash performances, including the "FaFa Land" song and dance, retro dance hall, Wing Chun martial arts, and dreamy bubble shows. A "Let's Create Art Together" handicraft workshop will offer weaving, cyanotype, and illustration activities, allowing natural inspiration to be transformed directly into creative works.

The second week, on November 22, highlights nature exploration. A balloon installation puppet show will create a fantastical balloon world, while a robotic dog lion dance will interpret intangible cultural heritage with a cyberpunk twist. The venue will also feature a traditional Jia Ma woodblock printing workshop, plant dyeing, and a parent-child graffiti wall, accompanied by a fusion of tambourine, African drum, and cello performances, allowing families to experience cultural heritage through collaboration.

The third week, November 29, centers on sustainable living. A lifestyle market will gather over 30 eco-friendly brands showcasing recycled items and handmade upcycled products. Activities such as the Flower Sea Song Request Stage, Open Mic Singing Competition, jazz swing dance, and stamp collection treasure hunt blend environmental protection with music and games, demonstrating that "green is the new fashion."

The final week on December 6 promotes national fitness. A random play dance and battle rope challenge will be led by professional dancers and coaches. Interactive games blending tradition and trend will turn exercising into a bond for connection among the people of Hengqin and Macao.

During this period, the "Flower Sea Market" will be open, integrating food, cultural creations, and interactive activities. The four themed weeks cover art, family-friendly activities, music, and sports, catering to art lovers, parents with children, music enthusiasts, and fitness fans alike.

Meanwhile, an on-site Flower Sea stamp collection activity will be available; completing the weekly themed tasks allows participants to exchange them for limited edition souvenirs.