French May Arts Festival 2026 returns to Hong Kong with a stellar reputation, themed "Arts Reborn" this year, transcending the boundaries of traditional cultural events with a fresh perspective.
French May Arts Festival 2026 returns to Hong Kong with a stellar reputation, themed "Arts Reborn" this year, transcending the boundaries of traditional cultural events with a fresh perspective.
Chang'an in All Its Forms - An Exhibition of Sui and Tang Dynasty Civilization in Shaanxi
Starting from April 25, the Exhibition takes place at the Hong Kong Museum of History, featuring over 165 pieces of artefacts from Shaanxi and Hong Kong.
Starting from April 25, the Exhibition takes place at the Hong Kong Museum of History, featuring over 165 pieces of artefacts from Shaanxi and Hong Kong, allowing visitors to experience the brilliance of the Sui and Tang dynasties through precious relics.
French May Arts Festival 2026 returns to Hong Kong with a stellar reputation, themed "Arts Reborn" this year, transcending the boundaries of traditional cultural events with a fresh perspective.
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, to convey the diverse aesthetics of gardens and the cultural connotations behind them.
The 4th Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival, with "Beyond Fantasy" as its theme this year, opens in April to lead the public into a cultural where reality and virtuality interwine through exciting stage performances, special exhibitions, film screenings, library activities and outreach events.
This exhibition, curated to coincide with the Year of the Horse (2026), aims to explore the achievements of Chinese horse painting art through multiple dimensions. Nearly one hundred exquisite paintings by over 60 renowned artists from the Yuan Dynasty to the 20th century are displayed.
Chang'an in All Its Forms - An Exhibition of Sui and Tang Dynasty Civilization in Shaanxi
Starting from April 25, the Exhibition takes place at the Hong Kong Museum of History, featuring over 165 pieces of artefacts from Shaanxi and Hong Kong, allowing visitors to experience the brilliance of the Sui and Tang dynasties through precious relics.
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, to convey the diverse aesthetics of gardens and the cultural connotations behind them.
The Hong Kong Sevens marks its 50th anniversary this year. From April 17 to 19, the Kai Tak Stadium will host more than 70 matches as the World Tour kicks off.
