Hailey Xie has set up a wiki for people to add their knowledge of forthcoming events around China.
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Thanks for spreading the word. But right now it seems no people actually are adding information to it. Well, for the weekly planner section of chinastic (china-is-fantastic) I can guarantee 3 to 4 good options for every weekday in Beijing and Shanghai, but really hope people familiar with other Chinese cities would like to participate in sharing the event information. Right now chinastic doesn’t support “add comments” function, so really hope the wiki would figure things out. by the way, check out the website chinastic, for what’s going on in China.