Tai Kwun Art Week, in collaboration with Art Basel Hong Kong, returns with artistic programmes, exhibitions and special offerings site-wide during Hong Kong’s Art Month. Check out the lineup of live performances, extended gallery hours, and lifestyle highlights.
Live Performances
Leading experimental creatives and visual artists from Hong Kong and around the world deliver cross‑disciplinary live performances that energise venues across the heritage site throughout Tai Kwun Art Week.
| Event information | Details |
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| Date | 26 – 29 March 2026 |
| Venue | Site-wide, Tai Kwun |
| Fee (HK$) | Please refer to Tai Kwun webpage for ticket details |
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Art After Hours: Beings in Motion
In collaboration with Art Basel Hong Kong, Art After Hours centers around the theme of “embodied knowledge”, explores the body as a site of expression that invites audience to engage with lived experience and critical inquiries relevant to contemporary society.
Artists’ Night 2026 (By Invitation)
In collaboration with Art Basel Hong Kong for the third year, Artists’ Night 2026 unfolds across multiple venues at Tai Kwun, and celebrates emerging and experimental performers, and visual artists active in Hong Kong, the region and internationally.
Fire Drill Scenario
Theatres or any kind of exhibition spaces are loaded with different kinds of risks, as many people gather in a confined space. Cross-media artist Geumhyung Jeong choreographs safety instructions to familiarise the audience with the emergency manual and evacuation routes.
Stay Connected: Supplying the Globe
The second chapter of Stay Connected: Art and China Since 2008, this exhibition features more than 70 artworks from over 40 participating artists, who give insights into the individual stories, family histories and lesser-seen places impacted by globalisation and by China’s unprecedented economic growth in recent decades.
| Event information | Details |
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| Date | 28 February – 31 May 2026 |
| Venue | Site-wide, Tai Kwun |
| Fee (HK$) | Free admission |
Commercial Galleries
Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious visitor, wander through these distinct spaces to discover curated special exhibitions and experience the thriving artistic energy of Tai Kwun’s creative community.
| Event information | Details |
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| Date | 26 March – 21 May 2026 |
| Venue | Site-wide, Tai Kwun |
| Fee (HK$) | Free admission |
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The Gallery by SOIL—Another Fine Day—SHI Yuguang Lacquer Painting Solo Exhibition
Touch Gallery—The Light Seeker
MASSIMODECARLO Gallery—Lily Stockman: A Grass Roof
Ora-Ora—Time After Time
Extended Happy Hours
Complete your Tai Kwun Art Week journey by unwinding at selected Tai Kwun restaurants and bars. Throughout Art Week, enjoy exclusive offers on a selection of wines and snacks. Whether you are taking a break between performances or concluding your gallery tour, raise a glass and savour the lively spirit of Tai Kwun after dark.
| Event information | Details |
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| Date | 23 – 29 March 2026 |
| Venue | Site-wide, Tai Kwun |
| Fee (HK$) | Please refer to Tai Kwun webpage for ticket details |
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27 Feb – 30 Mar 2026
Hong Kong Cultural Centre (Grand Theatre, Concert Hall), The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts - Lyric Theatre, WestK Freespace, etc., subject to the programmes
Experience a diverse line-up of music, dance, theatre and films by artists of different abilities.
27 Feb – 25 May 2026
Multiple venues (Kwai Tsing Theatre, Tai Kwun, WestK, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsuen Wan Town Hall)
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.
8 Nov 2025 – 2 Nov 2026
Hong Kong Palace Museum Plaza