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Child Development Playgroups
The opening of Mount Kelly School Hong Kong's Child Development Playgroups means their seamless transition into education now begins at six months of age. At the Mount Kelly Child Development Playgroup Centre, children are given the chance to thrive in a stimulating environment where they are encouraged to be active and engaged. Children are immersed in a social setting that builds confidence while also promoting healthy development and pure enjoyment. The resident playgroup leader, a paediatric specialist in Occupational Therapy, guides…
Bubble Football On Ice at Cityplaza
Bubble Football on Ice has taken Europe by storm and now Cityplaza has brought it to Hong Kong. Head to Cityplaza's Ice Palace with a group of friends, strap on your sneakers and let the fun begin. Players get inside a giant inflatable ball and play football on the ice rink. Players must be aged 15 or over to form a team of three or five and rent the full rink for half an hour at HK$2,000 which includes equipment. There…
THRILLER LIVE on stage
THRILLER LIVE, which features Michael Jackson’s timeless songs and signature dance moves, returns to the Parisian Macao after its season last year. The show has been performed close to 5,500 times and been seen by more than four million people in over 30 countries. The 90-minute show takes the audience on an audio-visual journey through Jackson’s astonishing 45-year musical legacy. The show will be performed in English, with Chinese subtitles. The show comes direct from London’s West End where it…
Rachel Kneebone – Ovid In Exile
Rachel Kneebone's first exhibition in Hong Kong, Ovid in Exile, includes new sculpture and drawings which explore themes of transformation and metamorphosis. Kneebone uses porcelain, and her work references classicism and surrealism, to express the life cycle. The work showcased in Ovid in Exile draws and expands on themes from the poems of Ovid, exploring in particular ideas of evolution and desire. Flowers, tendrils, body parts, spheres and more abstract elements are amassed and built up, appearing to merge and multiply, as…
Chinese Opera Festival
The annual Chinese Opera Festival presents a chance to immerse yourself in an experience that has been formally listed by UNESCO as part of Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage. The festival blends opera genres from Beijing, Guangdong, Jiangsu, as well as local Cantonese opera to provide an insight into ancient China. Check out the details of what’s on at their site and add it to your list of must-do events.
Eternal Life – Exploring Ancient Egypt
The Hong Kong Jockey Club is sponsoring the Eternal Life – Exploring Ancient Egypt exhibition at the Hong Kong Science Museum. The exhibition presents insights into Ancient Egypt, one of the oldest civilisations in the world. The highlight of this exhibition are six Egyptian mummies between 3,000 and 1,800 years old. Along with the mummy displays and around 200 invaluable objects, digital interpretation of the mummies demonstrates how non-invasive computerised tomography (CT) allows archaeologists and other specialists to determine the…
I ♥ Hong Kong Exhibition
The I ♥ Hong Kong Exhibition showcases urban street photography. Hong Kong's colourful and vibrant street life with a unique blend of east and west architecture and culture inspires both amateur and professional photographers. The exhibition coincides with the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from Britain to China and is being held at Yellow Korner on 58 Hollywood Road and PMQ at 35 Aberdeen Street.
Indigo Living & Indigo Kids Summer Sale
Don’t miss the opportunity to snap up some bargains from Indigo Living and Indigo Kids. The summer sale will see great discounts offered on accessories, rugs and more, with some items up to 60 percent off. Check out the range online or in one of their stores. See their website for details of individual store locations and opening times.
Composing Stories with Fragments of Time
Composing Stories with Fragments of Time is a new exhibition which features the works of Kurt Chan, Annie Wan, Francis Yu, Luke Ching, Angela Su, Lau Chi Chung, Carmen Ng, and Elva Lai. The story begins with begins a letter written 20 years ago, by an anonymous Hong Kong emigrant to Australia in anticipation of Hong Kong’s return to China on July 1, 1997. “Time flies. It has already been six months since I migrated to Australia. I now stand back…
Astro Paws Our Life Fighters & Charity Art Exhibition
A charitable art exhibition is being held at gastropub, BRICK LANE Gallery, in Tsim Sha Tsui. The exhibition showcases the work of amateur artist and animal lover, Wink Au. The works feature portraits of stray or abandoned dogs and cats with the message to support adoption, not abandonment of animals. Part proceeds of sales will be donated to charity.
On Sharks and Humanity
On Sharks and Humanity is a contemporary art exhibition, co-curated by Parkview Arts Action and the Hong Kong Maritime Museum, and launched in partnership with the international non-profit organisation, WildAid. The exhibition brings together 36 top international contemporary artists that have joined forces to raise awareness on the negative impact of the shark fin trade. The first of its kind, the exhibition demonstrates the relationship between art and society, and emphasises the social responsibility of museums, artists and the public. The…
Heri Dono – Land of Freedom Exhibition
Tang Contemporary Art is presenting the first solo gallery exhibition of celebrated Indonesian artist, Heri Dono. The Land of Freedom exhibition features new paintings and an installation work. His work's Javanese style is inspired by traditional Wayang Kulit (puppet theatre), which he uses to explore the political situation with imagination and illusion, humourously juxtaposing reality with imagination. Dono has been creating art for 40 years. His most recent work deals with the current tide of global politics. The exhibition will…