An exhibition that celebrates the life and career of Kwan Tak-hing, featuring a wide variety of historical documents, film stills, photographs and video footage

Specially devised for Secondary one to four students, The D. H. Chen Foundation – West Kowloon Tea House Student Matinees offer a fun and interactive way to learn about xiqu and Chinese culture

Presented by our Tea House Rising Stars Troupe, this narrated performance is specially designed to introduce new audiences to Chinese traditional theatre

Free weekend music performances in the Atrium by a diverse line-up of professional ensembles

Between July and December, Cantonese opera artists lead a series of free Atrium workshops exploring how fans, horse whips, octagonal handkerchieves and water sleeves are used on stage – and offering participants the chance to try out basic techniques

Told without dialogue through beautifully crafted puppets and live music, this story about the friendship between a boy and a bird

On Saturdays and Sundays, keep your eyes and ears peeled for our new street performance programme – a mobile stage featuring a one-of-a-kind tricycle, a vintage upright, and two young local musicians – providing free music around the Art Park

Free-of-charge, behind-the-scenes student sessions exploring artistic creative processes in a media artwork lab setting

The Broadway musical-comedy Wonderful Town tells the story of two sisters who arrive in 1935 New York determined to pursue their dreams and features unforgettable music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics Betty Comden and Adolph Green, based on the book by Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields