751D·PARK Beijing Fashion Design Plaza is a cultural industry demonstration park in Beijing. Built on industrial sites, it has created a public cultural space, an integrated development park, a dynamic open exhibition area as well as a fashionable pedestrian block. It gathers different types of businesses including creation, exhibition, distribution and trade. As an international platform for high-end brand activities and new products release from home and abroad, it has made positive contributions to unleashing the vitality of urban development and serving the functional orientation of "Four Centres" of the capital.

A city without an art district can not be deemed as a true art city. Supposing that if Paris doesn’t have Centre Pompidou and New York doesn’t have the SoHo neighbourhood, these metropolises would only be art cities in name. At present, one of the most famous art districts in Beijing is 798, which is called a “contemporary art workshop”.

If it is the first time you visit 798, you will be attracted and enchanted by all these things in the abandoned factory of Bauhaus-inspired style: the interleaving pipelines, rows of old workshop houses, a riot of colourful scribbles and various galleries everywhere. In this distinctive space constructed by the walls painted with blocks of white and red, you can experience almost every kind of contemporary art, from experimental ink and wash, image art, to political pop and gaudy art.

Beijing Marco Polo Culture Industry Creative Park, formerly known as Sanjianfang Handicraft Warehouse for Foreign Trade, opened in 2012. Each year, over 40,000 people participate in more than 200 cultural events organised by Beijing Marco Polo Industrial Park, including the Marco Polo Lectures, Intangible Cultural Heritage Art Exhibitions, and Marco Polo Culture and Art Festivals. In 2020, it was awarded the "Municipal Level Cultural Industrial Park of Beijing", Base for Traditional Cultural Inheritance of Chaoyang District, and Social Classroom for Primary and Secondary Schools of Beijing.

Located in Heizhuanghu Township of Chaoyang District between the core area of the capital and Beijing Municipal Administrative Centre, Beijing Music Industrial Park is adjacent to Taihu Town of Tongzhou District in the east, 7 kilometres away from Universal Studios Beijing and 14 kilometres away from Beijing Municipal Administrative Centre. A music production centre, an immersive music experience centre and a music performance (exhibition) centre are being built in the core area of the industrial park, while the surrounding areas will be divided into three functional zones: a headquarters base of music enterprises, a residential zone, and a zone for commercial facilities. Mainly composed of a copyright trading centre, a music training centre and a hotel, the Phase II section which is currently being examined for approval will further expand the functions of the industrial park and upgrade visitors’ music experience upon completion. Beijing Music Industrial Park is committed to becoming an integrated and professional music park with a complete industrial chain.

The history of CAFA Art Museum dates back to the early 1950s. Originally called the Central Academy of Fine Arts Gallery, it was located on Wangfujing, Shuaifuyuan, Xiaowei Hutong in Beijing. Designed by the noted architect Zhang Kaiji, the Gallery was the first professional art museum built after the establishment of the People’s Republic of China. In 1998, the Gallery changed its name to the CAFA Art Museum. In October 2008, the museum moved to No.8 Huajiadi South Street in Beijing’s Chaoyang District, with a new building designed by the noted Japanese architect Arata Isozaki. At the end of 2010, the CAFA Art Museum was selected to be one of the firsts to be listed as the "Key National Museums".  

Beijing Minsheng Art Museum is in Beijing Hengtong International Innovation Park, just across the street from 798 Art Zone. It was designed by the internationally renowned architect Zhu Pei. The exhibition hall covers an area of about 8,200 square metres. The main structure of the exhibition hall is composed of several irregular boxes. It demonstrates a three-dimensional abstract modern art form and the free spirit of rich imagination. Inside the exhibition hall are multiple exhibition halls of different sizes. The exhibition hall with maximum headroom of 14 metres can meet the needs of various types of exhibitions, conferences, forums, screenings and public relations activities.

Founded in 2016, Capital Citizens’ Concert Hall is a cultural event for the public benefit provided by Chaoyang District. Procured by the government, professional art groups’ performances are free for the public. In the past five years, Capital Citizens’ Concert Hall has put on nearly a hundred performances in Chaoyang, including the charity performance series about the fight against COVID-19, the "National Music Memory" grand Chinese national symphony concert, concerts of foreign opera excerpts and the "Dream of Red Mansions" series.