‘Magic Tea House” is an original family-friendly show at the Xiqu Centre’s Tea House Theatre. The story of this new regular programme follows a young musician who grew up abroad and returns to Hong Kong. When sorting through various stage props left behind by her great-grandfather, the musician begins a magical encounter with the spirits of […]
Date: 7 Oct 2022 (Fri) Time: 19:00-20:30 Guest: Director Edward Lam, Actress Jen Lam Language: Cantonese Director / Edward Lam Artistic Director and Theatre Director of Edward Lam Dance Theatre, which established during his residence in London (1989 to 1995). Since returning to Hong Kong in 1995, Lam has devoted himself to the theatre and […]
Here and There: Re-imagining Hong Kong Landscapes explores the accumulated meanings and values attached to Hong Kong landscapes and the intimate relationships and emotive bonds between people, landscapes, artistic geographical imagination, and sense of place. This place-based exhibition invited Ho Yuen Leung, Koon Wai Bong, Lam Tung Pang, Leung Ka Yin Joey, Wong Chun Hei […]
‘Magic Tea House” is an original family-friendly show at the Xiqu Centre’s Tea House Theatre. The story of this new regular programme follows a young musician who grew up abroad and returns to Hong Kong. When sorting through various stage props left behind by her great-grandfather, the musician begins a magical encounter with the spirits of […]
Date: 8 Oct 2022 Time: 19:00-20:30 Speaker: Faker, Ernest Ip Language: Cantonese Price: Free Venue: (Lemna of the alchemist) G/F, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Registration: https://forms.gle/xx96wVeQkMBeCygGA About The Event After the publication of H. G. Wells’ The Time Machine at the end of the nineteenth century, time manipulation became […]
Conductor: Boon Hua Lien Violin: Richard Lin Programme Peter Eötvös Dialog mit Mozart – Da Capo for Orchestra (2016) (Asian première) Bruch Violin Concerto No 1 in G minor, Op 26 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 1 in G minor, Op 13, “Winter Daydreams”
‘Magic Tea House” is an original family-friendly show at the Xiqu Centre’s Tea House Theatre. The story of this new regular programme follows a young musician who grew up abroad and returns to Hong Kong. When sorting through various stage props left behind by her great-grandfather, the musician begins a magical encounter with the spirits of […]
Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong is holding the "2022 Fine Art Asia Follow-up Korean Ceramics Exhibition" at the exhibition space of the center to promote contemporary Korean ceramics and craftsmanship. This exhibition is one of the main events of Festive Korea 2022, as a follow-up exhibition held after participating in Fine Art Asia, one […]
A door and an art, the two may seem unassociated, but both function as an entrance - to a building or the mind of an artist. After the success of our first artist in residence exhibition “DOOR" in July 2021, THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present “DOOOR”, a 50-day tripartite conversation between artists, audience, and […]
The Grounds, Hong Kong’s most loved entertainment space, is back at AIA Vitality Park for a second season with new activities for the family, new pods, new ticket types, new food options, and new blockbuster movies. Opening its doors on Thursday, 13 October 2022, guests can look forward to a schedule packed with fun-filled movie […]
A Waltz of Nature’s Timeless Charm Hong Kong Dance Company draws on the image of nature under the brush, painting an inner world beyond the confines of time or space through dance. The dancers’ bodies become the brush’s dots, dashes and vigorous strokes; they are the artist’s eye for rhyme, rhythm and internal beauty. Sense […]
Youth Square ‘Book Crossing Festival 2022’ will be held from 14 to 16 October at Y Studio, allowing participants to exchange books by adopting ‘place one, pick one’ approach. Those who do not have books to share are also welcome to join workshops, including NFT Book Cover Workshop, Leather Notepad Charm Workshop, Denim Notebook Workshop, […]