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19/06/2024

Works – established in 1928 – was one of the true propagators of the craft in Hong Kong for hand-painted ceramics and porcelain. But now it is now one of the last standing purveyors and makers. This could very well be the last generation that gets to see the splendour of locally-made, intricate handicrafts.
In the shop you can find a wide array of dinner sets, lamp bases, fish bowls and planters, gift boxes, and promotional accessories.

They have a factory in China Mainland to produce all kinds of porcelain & ceramic ware in great selection of colors and designs. Also they can replicate museum pieces or discontinued design at affordable price.

Have a drop at Unit 1-3, 3/F, Kowloon Bay Industrial Centre
15 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay.

http://www.porcelainware.com.hk/index.php

13/06/2024

Designed by local architect Stanley Siu, the ‘Love in the Light’ Luminart exhibition combines art, architecture, and technology in a stunning shows that takes visitors on a romantic journey through time. Running to May 21, 2025, this year-long exhibition sees the arched veranda of the Community Complex light up in a rainbow of colours every 10 minutes in the evening from 6pm to 10pm.

The site has a rich history in the district as an iconic landmark that was completed in 1892. Even after renovations in 1998, the unique L-shaped granite veranda stands tall with its early Baroque detailing, including intricately carved arches and finely chiselled granite throughout.

05/06/2024

If you are fond of Italian food don't miss this event. The Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong is going to celebrate the Italian Cuisine.
This festival, taking place between 14 June and 31 July 2024, celebrates the centuries-long cultural dialogue between Italy and China, inspired by the legendary Italian explorer Marco Polo's journey to unravel the mysteries of foreign cultures in 700 years ago.
Coinciding with the 10th anniversary of Mercato Gourmet's launch founded by Giandomenico "Giando" Caprioli, the event will showcase the magnificent culinary traditions that connect Europe and Asia.

With support from the and Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong, guests can indulge in a series of gastronomic offerings at The Peninsula Hong Kong's renowned restaurants, including Felix, Sun Terrace, and The Verandah.


Mercato Gourmet Hong Kong
The Peninsula Hong Kong

01/06/2024

Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Sha Tin in June is celebrating the Pride Month. Then, is supporting the LGBTQ+ community with vibrant rainbow displays, pride-inspired food and beverage offerings and wedding preview.

The "Be More Proud" Lighting Ceremony and Cocktail Party will be held on the evening of 6 June at the hotel lobby. The fountain's colored bulbs illuminate the water columns in a dazzling display of colors.
Colourful rainbow stickers are also affixed on the revolving door at the hotel lobby. Whenever the sun shines, it creates a brilliant lighting effect.
Going through the door you can see a rotating one-metre-high rainbow heart with the slogan — "Be More Proud".
Guests are welcome to take photos or videos of the installations and post them on social media, tagging and hashtagging to spread the message of equality and inclusion.

Some ideas available untile 30 June? The Pride-inspired pastries crafted by pastry team. The Rainbow Cake features six layers of cream cheese filling and is topped with colorful whipped cream swirls. For a fruity twist, the Rainbow Apple Muffin with whipped cream on top of an apple muffin base. Don't forget to try some Rainbow Cookies for the perfect gift.

Then, you can cheer with the Be More Proud cocktail, a delightful blend of butterfly pea flower-infused vodka, pomelo citron, pineapple juice, and lemon juice. If you prefer a non-alcoholic option, the choice is Be More Loud mocktail made with fresh blueberries, pineapple juice, orange juice, Grenadine, and Sprite.

Finally, thehotel is hosting a "Be More Proud" Wedding Preview from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM on 23 June. Its wedding venue will feature a vibrant rainbow theme to celebrate love during Pride Month.

https://www.facebook.com/HyattShaTin

Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Sha Tin

27/05/2024

For kids? yes, but... also for Doraemon lovers. Doraemon Hong Kong exhibition happening is on the way. In commemoration of the 90th anniversary of Doraemon’s creator Fujiko F Fujio, the large-scale exhibition will run from July 13 to August 4.
Opening hours are 11am to 9pm on Mondays to Thursdays, 11am to 10pm on Fridays, and 10am to 10pm on Saturdays to Sundays.

There will be free-entry zones open to the public for free at Avenue of Stars and Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, and a ticketed exhibition area at K11 Musea on the 6th floor.

Aside from Tsim Sha Tsui, Doraemon and his friends will also make special appearances around the city, where a 1:1 sculpture of each of the 45 Doraemon movies will be displayed during different periods at various public spaces. Doraemon will also step out of the 'Anywhere Door' accompanied by the '100% Friend-Calling Bell' to connect and interact with the community.

Free for public viewing along the Tsim Sha Tsui harbourfront, the star of the show will be a 12-metre-tall inflatable Doraemon – accompanied by 34 1:1 life-sized sculptures of Doraemon from manga and animation series, as well as 10 of Doraemon's friends and family.

There will also be a special tribute to the Hong Kong film industry, with Doraemon and friends elegantly dressed in formal attire gracing the Avenue of Stars with a star-studded list of 13 names in the local film industry walking across a blue carpet.

There a lot of events about Doraemon anniversary, and a special "100% DORAEMON & FRIENDS” Tour : https://www.klook.com/en-HK/activity/115622-100-doraemon-friends-tour-hong-kong/?

“100% Doraemon & FRIENDS" Tour | Hong Kong

22/05/2024

Take note! The Hong Kong government has approved an increase of $2 in flag-fall rates for taxis. From July 14 onwards, the starting fares for urban taxis will be $29, as well as $25.50 for New Territories taxis and $24 for Lantau taxis. Beyond the first two kilometres after flag-fall, the incremental charges for each 200 metres of travel will also be raised. Charges for waiting times while the meter is running will be adjusted since the overall fare will cost more, while other additional charges such as for luggage and pets will remain unchanged.

18/05/2024

If you have kids have a look! Schools are going to end and is a good idea a summer camp. In Hong Kong there are many options. For every age. Localiiz Hong Kong knows more...

We know choosing the right summer camp for your child can be tough. If you are struggling to find a suitable option for your kids, check out Guidepost Montessori’s regional summer camps!

13/05/2024

A cultural experience on the boat. Doulos Hope ship, operated by German non-profit organisation GBA Ships, is a floating book fair with over 2,000 book titles available at affordable prices. Visitors can delve into a wide selection of genres, ranging from novels and science to arts, cooking, religion, and more.

Visitors can also get various souvenirs and merchandise on the ship, including bags, mugs, t-shirts, keychains, and pens.

The vessel will be berthed by the Ocean Terminal at Harbour City till May 26, opening every day except Mondays from 12.30pm to 8.15pm.

Online booking is requested to go onboard at https://gbaships.littleboxoffice.com/

03/05/2024

Every year is a traditional event not to miss. Even if you have already enjoyed the The Festival in

Nowadays, it has transformed into one of Hong Kong's most famous festivals and an important celebration of the city's cultural heritage.

This year, the event kicks off with a lively Carnival on May 5, where the public is invited to enjoy fun activities, including stall games, handicraft workshops, a variety show, climbing demonstrations and fun day, and more.

Then, on May 15 and 16, the iconic Competition will take place, where participants must climb giant bamboo towers covered with buns while trying to grab as many buns as possible.

https://www.cheung-chau.com/bun-香港國際電影節 Hong Kong International Film Festival

25/04/2024

The Peninsula Afternoon Tea on the Harbour is a green experience to try!

Haven’t had a chance to cruise aboard Hong Kong’s Star Ferry experience? The on the Harbour will sail throughout the spring and summer seasons until June 30.

A has been customised for this unique experience, and you can enjoy breathtaking views, delectable savouries and sweet treats, live music, and the legendary Peninsula service.

On April 28 from 4pm to 6.30pm, the hotel will bring the operatic masterpiece, La Bohème, aboard the experience. Along with the mesmerising performance, the La Bohème Opera Recital Afternoon Tea Experience on the Harbour will offer a curated Italy-inspired Peninsula Afternoon Tea.

https://www.peninsula.com/en/hong-kong/special-offers/dining/the-peninsula-afternoon-tea-on-the-harbour?deliveryName=DM58074

23/04/2024

Introduction to The Hong Kong Film Archive, including our missions and works, opening hours and location, and how to make donation, etc. Visit HKFA website to learm more.

23/04/2024

Don't miss the chance to discover the best of Hong Kong’s martial arts filmsAs part of the Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival 2024, which organises year-round events highlighting Hong Kong culture, the Hong Kong Film Archive has hand-picked over 20 martial art films from the 1970s to the present day – movies which not only ruled the local box office but have also dazzled audiences worldwide and cultivated generations of international kung fu film lovers and inspired multiple Hollywood movies.

These works span the genres of wuxia, kung fu, modern action, and action fantasy, showcasing how Chinese culture and traditions have been blended with elements of popular culture.
The event will be on stage from 27 April to 22 June at Hong Kong Film Archive, Sai Wan Ho.

Introduction to The Hong Kong Film Archive, including our missions and works, opening hours and location, and how to make donation, etc. Visit HKFA website to learm more.

17/04/2024

Till 3 July, you can visit the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space to enjoy SummerFest @ Wan Chai.

From 2 pm to 9 pm every day, you can relax in the sun, admire art, browse market stalls, enjoy music, sports, and try good food. A total of 26 outdoor events will run alongside the A-Maze-ing Harbourfront entertainment zone.

Until 28 April, visitors of SummerFest @ Wan Chai can also admire the “Illuminate! Run Beyond” 65-metre long art installation by Angelo Bonello with white neon depicting the different stages of a silhouette running and taking a leap.
Activities includes a balance bike competition and carnival, Baseball 5 coaching, dodgebee and dodgeball games, the “Together Hong Kong–Sports, Arts, Leisure” carnival to promote gymnastics and arts, the “Studio Acorn Kids 2024” dance festival, yoga sessions, the “Lanka Fest Hong Kong” showcasing Sri Lankan culture, the K-Wave Festa with K-pop live performances.

https://www.summerfest.hk/節目-programme-2024-wches

14/04/2024

Celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile ( ) with the Spring Programme 2024, Factory of Tomorrow. Until July 14, at at the Mills in Tsuen Wan you can enjoy a fascinating group exhibition that showcases CHAT's contemporary art collection and newly commissioned works.
With artworks by 19 Asian artists, the exhibition explores the role of textiles in Hong Kong's past while delving into the present and future. Through textile works, sculptures, immersive installations, and videos, artists examine themes such as technology, diversity, climate change, and our collective future.
Additionally, you can experience new elements like the Misfitted: Unspoken Stories of Tailoring display, the interactive Illumin-Loom, as well as the reopening of the CHAT Lounge.

https://www.themills.com.hk/en/event/chat-5th-anniversary-factory-of-tomorrow/

09/04/2024

Fond of ? Don't miss a new experience! Romantica, elegant and luxury. French pâtisserie with The Hari x Paul Lafayet Afternoon Tea, celebrates the arrival of spring.

The Hari x Afternoon Tea offers a lavish assortment for two, including scones, the iconic Crème Brûlée, an exclusive selection of , Berries and savoury options. The delectable macarons feature The Hari logo and mascots, capturing the essence of the collaboration - playfulness and creativity!

The Hari x Paul Lafayet Afternoon Tea is available daily from 3 to 5 pm until 31 July 2024.

https://www.facebook.com/TheHariHK

03/04/2024

Hong Kong government-implemented waste-charging scheme aimed at reducing waste and promoting recycling will officially be implemented on 1 August 2024.
It's important to save the planet!

As the proposed waste-charging scheme was pushed back by a few months in order to give everyone more time to prepare and adjust, Hong Kong people and businesses can begin the process of familiarising themselves with the new waste disposal system.



To know more: https://www.mswcharging.gov.hk/en/

31/03/2024

Showcasing the renowned 'Run Beyond' art light installation by Italian artist , the new Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space ( ) will light up Hong Kong's skyline with a series of large-scale light silhouettes running, jumping, and leaping through the air in dreamlike surrealism.
The 65-metre-long artwork is open for free from March 29 to April 28, 3pm to 10.30pm.

https://www.facebook.com/illuminatehk

29/03/2024

To celebrate over weekends and public holidays from March to May, China Hong Kong City Car Boot Eco-Art Fair in Canton Road promote young creatives. Renowned artists will also conduct live demonstrations on-site, transforming vehicle exteriors into vibrant street art canvases. What's more, visitors will be able to take part in upcycling endeavours and sink their teeth into all kinds of inventive and photo-worthy culinary creations.

24/03/2024

24/03/2024

International art collective teamLab is coming to Hong Kong with 'teamLab: Continuous'! It's an evento not to missi and is available from 25 March until 2 June.

Held at , as well as the Central and , the installation exhibtion features hundreds of luminous ovoids that continuously change colours based on how visitors interact with them.

Dozens of trees in the park will also be lit up to change colours and play sounds in response to the ovoids. See this stunning installation on the lawns of Tamar Park, where they will extend out onto Victoria Harbour to highlight Hong Kong’s vibrant waterfront.

The luminous spectacle will serve as both a collaborative artwork by people and nature, and convey the beauty of continuity that exists within the urban landscape, heightening the sense of awareness of the existence of other people in the same space and environment, and harmonising with the bustling night vistas of .