Past Conferences

2025

Daejeon Conference

In 2025, the 28th AAPPAC Conference was hosted by Daejeon Arts Center with the theme  Local Inspiration to Global Influence.

2024

Taipei Conference

In 2024, the 27th AAPPAC Conference was hosted by Taipei Performing Arts Center (TPAC) with the theme Mind the Gap – Lead the Path.

2023

Brisbane Conference

In 2023, the 26th AAPPAC Conference was hosted by Queensland Performing Arts Centre, with the theme Global Megatrends: Shaping Culture to 2040.

2022

Singapore Conference

In 2022, the 25th AAPPAC Conference was hosted by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay with the theme Future Forward.

2021

Virtual Conference

In 2021, AAPPAC hosted over 200 virtual delegates at its very first virtual conference – Digital Unpacked! – Bringing the Arts to the Future Audience.

2019

Manila Conference

AAPPAC 2019 was one of the three flagship events of the Manila International Performing Arts Summit (MIPAS) organised by the Cultural Center of the Philippines.

2018

Auckland Conference

The opening day of the conference commenced at the Aotea Centre with a full pōwhiri, welcoming nearly 100 delegates from across the Asia-Pacific region to Auckland Live and Aotearoa, New Zealand.

2017

Guangzhou Conference

The last conference in China was held in Shanghai in 2009, thus Xinghai Concert Hall was honoured to welcome over 80 performing arts leaders from around the region to China once again.

2016

Adelaide Conference

Delegates who were present at Adelaide Festival Centre would know that the unpredictability of nature posed more than a few challenges to this year’s Conference.

2015

Tongyeong Conference

As a new venue and a fairly new member of AAPPAC, Tongyeong Concert Hall was excited to host the Annual Conference for the first time.

2014

Singapore Conference

Hosted by Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay.

2013

Daejeon Conference

Hosted by Daejeon Cultural & Arts Center.

2012

Taipei Conference

Hosted by National Chiang Kai-Shek Cultural Center.

2011

Melbourne Conference

Co-hosted by Arts Centre Melbourne and Melbourne Recital Centre.

2010

Nagoya Conference

Hosted by Aichi Arts Center.

2009

Shanghai Conference

Hosted by Shanghai Grand Theatre.

2008

Seoul Conference

Hosted by Seoul Arts Center.

2007

Auckland Conference

Hosted by Auckland Live.

2006

Hong Kong Conference

Hosted by Hong Kong Cultural Centre.

2005

Singapore Conference

Hosted by Esplanade – Theatres On The Bay.

2004

Adelaide Conference

Hosted by Adelaide Festival Centre.

2002

Macau Conference

Hosted by Macau Cultural Centre.

2001

Taipei Conference

Hosted by National Performing Arts Center – National Theater & Concert Hall.

2000

Sydney Conference

Hosted by Sydney Opera House.

1999

Nagoya Conference

Hosted by Aichi Arts Centre.

1998

Manila Conference

Hosted by Cultural Center of the Philippines.

1997

Seoul Conference

Hosted by Seoul Arts Center.

1996

Melbourne Conference

Hosted by Victorian Arts Centre.