How to follow OURS Shenzhen on WeChat, Instagram, Xiaohongshu and event platforms, plus its snow rave, rooftop, pool, park and beach parties.
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OURS is one of Shenzhen’s most creative party collectives. Instead of repeating the same night in the same room, it builds each event around a new setting: a hotel pool, a sunset lawn in Talent Park, a beach resort or an intimate club room. The location changes, but the idea is consistent—good electronic music, thoughtful production and a party that feels made for its surroundings.
That constant reinvention is the reason to follow OURS. You are not simply waiting for the next lineup; you are waiting to see what kind of experience the collective creates next. Follow @ours.pres and use the newest event poster for the location, tickets and transport plan.
OURS leans toward house and adjacent electronic styles: progressive house, melodic house and techno, tech house, groovy house and, depending on the late-night room, techno, UK bass, psychedelic and minimal sounds.
The daytime events are social, open and visually distinctive. Pools, lawns, sea views and sunset sets are not backdrops added to a standard club night; they shape the party itself. The crowd mixes Shenzhen locals, international residents, serious electronic-music fans and people drawn in by the setting and atmosphere.
OURS announces different pieces of an event across different platforms. The best setup is to add the collective on WeChat, follow Instagram and use Xiaohongshu or Resident Advisor to see what the party actually looks like.
The official account listed by OURS is @ours.pres. Follow it for the first visual reveal, posters, artist announcements and recap videos. Turn on post and story notifications if you do not want a limited-capacity event to slip past you.
Add OursSZ on WeChat. This is the most useful local contact for poster QR codes, ticket links, group announcements and practical updates close to the event. WeChat is especially important when OURS arranges a shuttle, changes an outdoor schedule because of weather or releases the exact meeting point later.
If you find the event through a repost, compare it with the newest message or poster from OursSZ before buying a ticket.
Search Ours Shenzhen on Resident Advisor. RA is particularly useful when an event has international artists, advance tickets, age rules or a complicated two-stage schedule. Its August 2026 listing included the full lineup, genres, ticket price, transit advice and shuttle timetable.
Follow the OURS organizer page on SZMeetups. It provides an English-language route to current listings and identifies the collective’s official Instagram and WeChat accounts. It is particularly handy when you want the date, English address and ticket instructions in one place.
Search OURS深圳, ours.pres, 深圳日落派对, 深圳泳池派对, 深圳雪地蹦迪 and 深圳电子音乐派对. Sort by newest. Xiaohongshu is where venue partners and guests often post the clearest look at the crowd, production and setting. Follow the participating venue and DJs when you find a good post; they frequently amplify the next collaboration.
For the best coverage, use the channels together: discover the concept on Instagram, get the ticket and logistics through WeChat, check Resident Advisor or SZMeetups for an English listing, then search Xiaohongshu for first-hand photos and videos.
The wildest example is the OURS Ski Rave at Huafa Snow Bonski in Qianhai Snow World. On 31 December 2025, DJs Gandalf, HOWIE and Runphone played house, hip-hop, EDM and UK garage inside Shenzhen’s enormous indoor ski centre. The advertised New Year’s Eve session ran from 8:40 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., pairing a countdown rave with the surreal sight of people dancing and skiing in real snow conditions.
This was not a snow-themed club decoration. OURS put the party inside the ski attraction itself. In a subtropical city, that is exactly the kind of setting-led idea that makes the collective worth watching.
For the same New Year period, OURS also appeared at K11 ECOAST’s South Pavilion rooftop garden. The programme combined seaside live-band performances with a rooftop rave running from New Year’s Eve into the night. Snow slope and waterfront roof are completely different environments, but both show the same instinct: find an unexpected corner of Shenzhen and let the place define the party.
At JEN Shenzhen Qianhai, OURS mixed a terrace pool party with swimming, gym and sauna access, plus a separate yoga and singing-bowl session. The point was a full Saturday escape rather than a conventional club night transplanted to a hotel.
At Talent Park, OURS turned a public lawn into a free electronic-music gathering. The early start, open skyline and mix of house, UK garage and melodic techno made the event feel like a city picnic gradually becoming a dance floor.
At SENSEA, the collective programmed golden-hour house beside an infinity pool, then moved the night to Mooon Beach Club for techno, psychedelic sounds, UK bass and minimal. Free shuttles connected the metro, resort and afterparty, turning two locations into one continuous trip.
OURS and JEN Shenzhen Qianhai by Shangri-La organized a daytime pool party from 2–9 p.m. The ticket combined pool access, one drink, gym and sauna entry, while a separate yoga and singing-bowl session began before the main event.
The DJs were Jackie B, Huang, Tanya, SAN3 and Piro, with house music throughout the day. This is a good example of the OURS approach: turning a Saturday afternoon into a complete poolside escape, with music, swimming and wellness programmed as parts of the same experience.
OURS staged a free outdoor event on the northwest lawn of Shenzhen Talent Park from 4–10 p.m. The published styles included house, tech house, UK garage and melodic techno.
This was OURS at its most open and spontaneous: free entry, a landmark central location and house music rolling from late afternoon into the evening. A NowShenzhen recap published four days later described the park filling once the rain cleared.
The most ambitious recent event began at Songshan SENSEA in Dapeng from 2–9 p.m., then continued at Mooon Beach Club from 10 p.m. until late. The lineup included Stelios Vassiloudis, Tanya, Piro, SAN3, Kons and Rose.
OURS divided the music by setting: house, progressive, melodic and groovy sounds around sunset; techno, psychedelic, UK bass and minimal at the afterparty. Tickets were listed at ¥128, with the Mooon afterparty free apart from a ¥15 beach-access fee.
The organizer ran free shuttles from Xichong Metro Station every 20–30 minutes during the afternoon and two transfers to the afterparty after 9:15 p.m. That logistical detail matters: Dapeng traffic can turn a beach party into a long taxi ride if you ignore the official transport plan.
OURS can also compress its ideas into a club room. The Other OURS – Blind Party appeared in OIL’s ROOMTOO programme on 12 September, shifting the focus from summer scenery to a close, late-night dance floor while keeping the collective’s appetite for a distinctive concept.
Check the newest post on the day. Outdoor events can change because of weather, and beach transport may use fixed departure windows. Screenshot the Chinese address, ticket QR code, shuttle instructions and organizer contact. Take a power bank and keep enough battery for the return DiDi.
OURS is a Shenzhen party collective known for imaginative electronic-music events. Each edition takes on the character of its setting, from poolside afternoons and park sunsets to beach journeys and focused late-night club sessions.
The account linked from its August 2026 Resident Advisor event is @ours.pres.
Add the WeChat ID OursSZ. Keep both this contact and @ours.pres: Instagram is best for the visual announcement, while WeChat is better for ticket QR codes and last-minute instructions inside Shenzhen.
House is the centre of its daytime programming, with progressive, melodic, tech-house and groovy styles. Late-night events can expand into techno, UK bass, psychedelic and minimal music.
Yes. The music, visual promotion and mixed crowd make them accessible to international residents. Save the Chinese location and transport instructions because the venue can be far from central Shenzhen.
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