Adorned with vibrant colours, Temple Street has been revitalised, showcasing its lively and captivating night vibes. Visitors can expect to encounter authentic decorations that serve as must-visit photo spots. The roadside food stalls also offer an endless array of delectable Hong Kong snacks and diverse specialty products, ensuring a satisfying experience that pleases both your taste buds and leaves you fulfilled. Come for an evening stroll through Temple Street and rediscover the distinctive nightlife of Hong Kong!

2024 marks the centenary of the birth of Jin Yong (Dr Louis Cha), a literary giant in Chinese literature. ‘A Path to Glory — Jin Yong’s Centennial Memorial’ is a memorial event that encompasses culture, art, creativity, heritage and education, paying tribute to the master of martial arts fiction. ‘Sculpted by Ren Zhe’ presents 22 sculptures of Jin Yong’s iconic characters created by Ren Zhe, as well as the artist’s sculpture manuscripts.

This exhibition showcases over 30+ pieces of Wu’s ink and oil paintings in two phases, accompanied by insightful excerpts from the artist’s own writing. It seeks to subvert preconceived notions — viewers are guided to appreciate Wu’s distinct chromatic aesthetics and his reflections on life and nature, while experiencing the deep emotions woven into each piece.

The Naked Flowers makes its Hong Kong debut with a multisensory experience in eight participatory arts rooms. Get ready to explore the secrets of flowers on this immersive journey, which begins with the popular digital art object ‘NAKED BIG BOOK’, followed by the ‘FLOWER PATH’ and ‘DIGITAL FLOWER GARDEN’.

Pei’s high-profile projects were realised with an exceptionally wide geographic reach, including the National Gallery of Art East Building in Washington, D.C., modernisation of the Grand Louvre in Paris, Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong, and Museum of Islamic Art in Doha. This retrospective features more than 300 objects, many of them exhibited for the first time. The exhibition takes a close look at Pei’s life and work through six areas of focus that not only define his unique practice, but also place his architectural projects in dialogue with social, cultural, and biographical trajectories, showing architecture and life to be inseparable.

Celebrate Chinese New Year at “Night Vibes Tsim Sha Tsui”! Join us for a luminous dragon dance show and youth street music performances on the beautifully lit-up Park Lane Shopper’s Boulevard at the kick-off ceremony on 3 February 2024.

You will also get to collect New Year snacks from participating shops nearby, and join the shopping festival. Other not-to-be-missed activities include a photography competition and a fireworks display.

The donation of 490 sets of Chinese snuff bottles from the Fuyun Xuan Collection stands as the most extensive and comprehensive of its kind ever received by a museum in Hong Kong. Under the theme of gifting, the exhibition showcases this prized donation in its entirety. From materials to artisanship, this exhibition invites the audience to step into the unique kaleidoscopic world of these miniature yet precious gifts.

Taking place from May to November, Great Music 2024 bring together acclaimed musicians and orchestras from around the world, as well as a talented local music producer. The musical extravaganza series enables audiences to experience the city’s arts and cultural buzz through music, showcasing the unique charm of Hong Kong as a metropolis where the East meets the West.

Taking place in the heart of the city, HKwalls Street Art Festival welcomes international and local artists in Hong Kong to transform ordinary walls into original works of art across the Central and Western District to showcase their creativity and talent. HKwalls also hosts workshops, guided tours and artist’s talks around town.