Eaton HK’s 2025 Pride Month programming will be themed "Reorient to the Future," a celebration of resilience and defiance amidst the global cultural shifts challenging marginalized communities. This year, Eaton HK will host a series of events across June and July, coinciding with LGBTQ+ Pride Month, Disability Pride Month, and World Refugee Day on June […]
This summer, Eaton HK presents the fourth edition of UNHEARD: Sound and Music Festival, a genre-blurring celebration of community, creativity, and sonic curiosity. Taking place over two weekends, July 26-27 and August 2-3, this year’s theme, “Sound Signatures,” explores how sound shapes personal identities, collective rhythms, and everyday experiences. Whether it’s the beep of a […]
On site at Eaton HK’s Tomorrow Maybe gallery, Brussels-based Filipino performance artist and choreographer Joshua Serafin (they/them) will present Grieve the Departed Wound, a solo exhibition themed around the speculation of their indigenous heritage and intergenerational knowledge. Working across dance, performance, visual arts and video, Serafin’s multidisciplinary practice examines spirituality, ecology, queerness and ways of […]
Ancestral Frequencies: An Art Month ritual reclaiming queer & feminine histories through myth, movement, and experimental sound at Eaton HK Ancestral Frequencies is Eaton HK's collective Art Month ritual, a party dedicated to the reclamation of erased feminine and queer genealogies. At Terrible Baby, voices, rhythms, movements, and mythologies sidelined by colonial and patriarchal histories […]