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What's On
What's OnVisit the What’s On section for details of upcoming events
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West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade
West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade
A new section of the waterfront promenade is now open. You can watch the sunset, run, cycle, and walk while enjoying picture-perfect views
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Nursery Park
Nursery Park
Enjoy a stroll around, a picnic or just lie back and relax in the Nursery Park
The West Kowloon Cultural District will establish a new vibrant cultural quarter located on a dramatic harbour-front site in the heart of Hong Kong
M+ Live Art: Audience as Performer
Spread over three days, M+ Live Art: Audience as Performer features live performances by five artists from across Asia who engage directly with the viewer, shifting the role of the audience from passive witness to active participant
1-3.6.2018 | Goethe-Institut Hongkong
Public Lecture on the Palace Museum in the Global Cultural Context
Dr Shan Jixiang, Director of the Palace Museum, will share his insight of promoting and developing traditional Chinese culture alongside the global outlook
27.5.2018 | The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Visit West Kowloon
Plan your trip to West Kowloon by MTR, bus or car
101 Dialogue on Nanyin
In this talk, local musical group The Gong Strikes One guides audiences in appreciating the Nanyin recordings of Dou Wun and contemporary artistes, gives demonstrations of the art form and introduces some key musical terms to the participants. We hope that the participants gain holistic understanding of Nanyin, its lyrics and music
9.6.2018 | Campfire - Kennedy Town
M+ Summer Camp 2018: far out
With the theme of ‘far out’, M+ Summer camp 2018 invites practitioners in the fields of visual art, design, architecture, illustration, and moving image to inspire young people to use ordinary details as sources of creativity. Sign up now
Creation for Freespace: Dramaturgy and Beyond
Through a range of public round-table discussions, small group practicum sessions and workshops, “Dramaturgy and Beyond” will delve into the discourse in and around the practice of dramaturgy and the tools that are useful to the creation of dance and theatre within the contemporary context
The workshop is open for application now
2-14.7.2018
M+ Pioneers Membership
M+ Pioneers membership allows you greater access to everything M+, and places you at the forefront of supporting and engaging with the world-class museum we are rapidly creating. M+ Pioneers are invited to share feedback so that we can constantly improve the membership. Come and Join us!
What Is Stage: From Text to Space
Taking the theme “From Text to Space”, this year’s programme looks at the scenographic aesthetics of Jan Pappelbaum, head of Stage Design of Schaubühne Berlin. Register now
10.6-10.8.2018
Xiqu Centre Tour Docent Programme
Our trained docents play an important role in helping us engage with the public. If you are passionate about xiqu and would like to help us promote the art form and our future venue, apply now to join us as a Xiqu Centre tour docent. Application Deadline 30 June 2018
M+ Collection
See a selection from the growing M+ Collection
Highlights of West Kowloon Programmes in 2018
Take a look at the photos of the latest arts and cultural programmes. Hope to see you again in our upcoming events
Construction Updates
Recent construction updates of West Kowloon
Roving Exhibition on the Xiqu Centre
West Kowloon is staging a roving exhibition on the Xiqu Centre in which the general public can gain a greater understanding on the construction progress of the venue which is scheduled for opening in late 2018
M+ Rover – Interview with participating artist Ng Ka Chun
Learn more about the concepts behind this year’s programme. Available in Chinese only
M+, Museum for visual culture
Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, working with Hong Kong-based TFP Farrells and Ove Arup & Partners HK, has been selected to design the M+ building
Xiqu Centre
A world-class arts venue dedicated to promoting the rich heritage of xiqu. See the latest updates on the Construction Progress
M+ Pavilion
M+ Pavilion is the primary site for M+ exhibitions in the run-up to the completion of the M+ building
Hong Kong Palace Museum
The museum will have 7,600 square metres of gallery space dedicated to gold, bronze and jade items, paintings, and ceramic objects, as well as displays on life in the Imperial Court