The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: The Art Plaza Project at the Hong Kong Palace Museum
Under the theme of traditional Chinese garden aesthetics, this Hong Kong Palace Museum’s first outdoor public art exhibition features six sculptures and multi-media installations created by six cross-disciplinary Hong Kong artists and architect, presenting poetic and zen-style landscapes through a contemporary lens.
Throughout the Year of the Horse, a series of horse sculptures created by renowned international cross-disciplinary artist Simon Ma will tour various districts across Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland.
The event brings together Manchester United and local youth players for a series of training sessions, friendly matches and cultural activities, enabling them to exchange ideas and put their best foot forward.
Acclaimed in Venice and London, Tai Kwun presents the Asia premiere of the world’s first post-cinematic choreographic installation, which refracts, evolves and reimagines dance performance in a startlingly original new form of experience.
A showcase of 106 selected paintings and artefacts from The Palace Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Palace of Versailles, and the Hong Kong Museum of Art. The international exhibition highlights the aesthetics and cultural significance of global garden design. Exclusively sponsored by the Institute of Philanthropy, the exhibition forms part of a five-year collaboration with The Palace Museum to promote Chinese culture and nurture arts tech talent.
Tai Kwun marks its eighth anniversary, joining hands with The Hong Kong Jockey Club to introduce a dynamic season bursting with imagination and connection.
The carnival is a science experience designed for families with children aged 5–11. Discover how science and technology shape the development of future city through interactive exhibits, theatre science shows, hands-on activities and inquiry-based learning.
The 5th Photograph Exhibition “Hong Kong.Stories” of Jockey Club Youth Academy for Special Educational Needs
Come experience “Hong Kong. Stories” through the lens of students with disabilities and their teachers. Enjoy student-led guided tours, alongside audio guides and AI-enabled accessibility features that reveal diverse perspectives. Join the five senses workshop to observe, create, and share—discovering your own unique way of seeing and feeling the world.
