From June to September, the Chinese Culture Festival 2026 takes over Hong Kong Cultural Centre and other venues with seven sections: music, dance, opera, drama, cross-media, film and exhibitions. This mega event is a cultural feast - every performance crafted to awaken a connection with history.
From June to September, the Chinese Culture Festival 2026 takes over Hong Kong Cultural Centre and other venues with seven sections: music, dance, opera, drama, cross-media, film and exhibitions. This mega event is a cultural feast - every performance crafted to awaken a connection with history.
From June to September, the Chinese Culture Festival 2026 takes over Hong Kong Cultural Centre and other venues with seven sections: music, dance, opera, drama, cross-media, film and exhibitions. This mega event is a cultural feast - every performance crafted to awaken a connection with history.
From now until July 27, Encountering Mona Lisa: Renaissance Rediscovered exhibition takes place at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Shatin. It's a huge show blending cutting-edge tech with priceless historical treasures.
The exhibition commences April 24 at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, bringing together 106 carefully selected paintings and artefacts from Beijing, Chicago, France and HKMOA.
The Jiao Festival of Cheung Chau was officially inscribed onto the third national list of intangible cultural heritage in 2011, with Piu Sik Parade and Bun Scrambling Competition as its highlights. The Bun Scrambling Final cum Priza Presentation will be held on May 24-25 this year.
At the Hong Kong Palace Museum, co-curated with New York’s Met, the exhibition Treasures of Global Jewellery: The Body Transformed brings over 300 masterpieces from the US to West Kowloon, running until October 19.
From now until July 27, Encountering Mona Lisa: Renaissance Rediscovered exhibition takes place at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Shatin. It's a huge show blending cutting-edge tech with priceless historical treasures.
The Affordable Art Fair takes place at the Convention and Exhibition Centre from May 14 to 17. The theme of this accessible fair is: "See Art. Love Art. Own Art.", inviting everyone to bring original artworks home.
The Jiao Festival of Cheung Chau was officially inscribed onto the third national list of intangible cultural heritage in 2011, with Piu Sik Parade and Bun Scrambling Competition as its highlights. The Bun Scrambling Final cum Priza Presentation will be held on May 24-25 this year.
The Affordable Art Fair takes place at the Convention and Exhibition Centre from May 14 to 17. The theme of this accessible fair is: "See Art. Love Art. Own Art.", inviting everyone to bring original artworks home.
