List of Events
Water in the Balance Exhibition
Take the kids out for a fun family activity to the HK Maritime Museum and learn about our relationship with the planet's water.
Remi Rough at Taikoo Place Exit of Quarry Bay MTR
British Street artist Remi Rough will inject energy and new life into the Taikoo Place exit tunnel from Quarry Bay MTR station with a dramatic and site specific new geometric mural, Morning Dynamics, commissioned by Swire Properties and MTR, in partnership with Aedas. By re-imagining this public space Rough will create a vibrant and vivid traveling experience, stimulating Hong Kong’s general public on their everyday commute and encouraging a fresh engagement with the space.
An Age of Luxury: the Assyrians to Alexander
See more than 200 historic artefacts from the ancient Assyrian, Babylonian and Persian empires, with items from the era between 900 and 300 BC showcasing the precious objects owned by the wealthy and used to decorate interiors of the period in the 'An Age of Luxury: the Assyrians to Alexander' exhibition. The exhibition has been developed by the British Museum and will be on display at the Hong Kong Museum of History.
November Project Hong Kong
Join a free fitness class every Wednesday morning at Sun Yat Sen Park, part of the global November Project, which aims to build a worldwide community by empowering humans of all fitness levels through fierce, free weekly workouts. November Project™ was born in Boston in the US as a way to stay in shape during cold New England months. Now present in 31 cities, the movement uses a simple sense of accountability (verbal) to motivate and encourage people of all…
Wander in Style Pop-Up Exhibition
Visit the intimate Wander in Style Pop-Up Exhibition to experience the taste and joy of life through the works of two young artists.
Cabinets of Curiosities Exhibition
At this exhibition, go on a journey through time and space into the world of mysterious discoveries that reveal European collectors' fascination with exotic objects unknown in the West until a few hundred years ago.