In response to the uncertainties brought about by the pandemic, this signature project will present a series of online programmes free of charge, featuring outstanding local and international artists of different abilities, to allow more members of the public to enjoy the programmes. Some of the online screenings are available from today upon registration. “No […]
A concert with one of Hong Kong’s rising stars, brilliant erhu player Yang Enhua plays Chinese classics Yang Enhua is a visually impaired erhu player, originally from Harbin in northern China, who has been living in Hong Kong since 2014. Yang will play classics such as Reflection of the Moon on the Water and Song […]
A heart-warming theatrical experience about the ordeals of dementia sufferers. Yet another great No Limits presentation that combines original music and stunning visuals. Por Por is a stirring tribute to grandmothers and carers everywhere. This original Cantonese chamber opera is a moving account of how dementia and depression affect elderly sufferers and those who care […]
Jointly presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and French May Arts Festival, jointly organised by the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and the Palace of Versailles, and with major support of The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, Virtually Versailles, the official touring exhibition of Versailles, combines heritage and digital. Relive the magic of […]
This May, The Hong Kong Jockey Club is proud to partner with French May Arts Festival and French GourMay Food and Wine festival to bring the best of French art and culture to its signature event, Happy Wednesday. Every Wednesday during May, visitors to Happy Valley Racecourse will experience the finest that France has to […]
Performed by leading contemporary dance company Vertigo Power of Balance and choreographed by renowned choreographer Sharon Fridman, Shape on Us is a striking work that re-examines social conventions and truisms surrounding the dancing body. As eight dancers with multiple physical abilities break away from the aids that serve some of them in everyday life, a collective organism […]
Teatro La Plaza from Lima, Peru presents a bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s classic work, told by and for those who struggle to be accepted. Sharing their desires and frustrations, a group of young people with Down syndrome take the stage with a freely adapted version of Hamlet. Constructed around Shakespeare’s original text and personal anecdotes […]