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What's On
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The West Kowloon Cultural District will establish a new vibrant cultural quarter located on a dramatic harbour-front site in the heart of Hong Kong
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Highlights
The Reincarnation of Red Plum
16-28.10.2018
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Freespace Happening (14.10.2018)
October’s Freespace Happening brings you live music and traditional dance with a taste of Korea
14.10.2018 | Art Park
Hong Kong International Black Box Festival
Co-presented with HKRep, the four-week festival presents four productions from around the world and showcases unconventional theatre forms that blur the lines between representations of fiction and reality. Tickets available at URBTIX now
11.10-2.11.2018
West Kowloon 101
West Kowloon 101 is a series of 90-minute public talks on arts appreciation, arts and cultural management and Chinese culture. Casual and informative, the talks offer a fundamental level of understanding to aid appreciation and enhance enjoyment of arts and cultural programmes. Register Now
Highlights of West Kowloon Programmes in 2018
Take a look at the photos of the latest arts and cultural programmes. Hope to see you again in our upcoming events
Construction Updates
Recent construction updates of West Kowloon
Roving Exhibition on the Xiqu Centre
West Kowloon is staging a roving exhibition on the Xiqu Centre in which the general public can gain a greater understanding on the construction progress of the venue which is scheduled for opening in late 2018
M+, Museum for visual culture
Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, working with Hong Kong-based TFP Farrells and Ove Arup & Partners HK, has been selected to design the M+ building
M+ Pavilion
M+ Pavilion is the primary site for M+ exhibitions in the run-up to the completion of the M+ building
Xiqu Centre
A world-class arts venue dedicated to promoting the rich heritage of xiqu. See the latest updates on the Construction Progress
Hong Kong Palace Museum
The museum will have 7,600 square metres of gallery space dedicated to gold, bronze and jade items, paintings, and ceramic objects, as well as displays on life in the Imperial Court
The Reincarnation of Red Plum
2019 marks the 60th anniversary of the first performance of The Reincarnation of Red Plum – an adaption of the Ming dynasty legend The Story of Red Plum by the late Cantonese opera dramatist Tong Tik-sang. The piece was written for the Sin Fung Ming Opera Troupe, founded by renowned Cantonese opera artists Yam Kim-fai and Pak Suet-sin in 1956