Macao Cultural Centre, Cultural center in Sé, Macao.

The Macao Cultural Centre is a cultural center in Sé with five floors housing performance halls, studios, and galleries. The two main auditoriums accommodate audiences of different sizes for various events and productions.

Construction of the Macao Cultural Centre was completed in 1998, and Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio inaugurated it on 19 March 1999. The site covers 45,000 square metres and comprises a landscaped park, a theatre building and the Macao Museum of Art. Typhoon Hato damaged the roof in August 2017. A black box theatre, built for about 98.7 million patacas, opened on 3 July 2023.

This venue serves as a gathering place for artists and performers from Macao and the wider region to present their work. It hosts both traditional Chinese performances and international productions, making it a meeting point for diverse artistic practices.

The center offers parking, a box office, and internet access for visitors. The Creative Macau gallery on the ground floor is directly accessible and displays local artistic works.

Both auditoriums feature simultaneous interpretation booths that enable multilingual events and conferences. This setup makes the venue a genuinely international space for presentations and performances.