Paper Puppet Making Workshop: Pixiu

27.02.2021, Studio, Xiqu Centre

In this fun creative workshop, make a pixiu paper puppet together, to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck to your family

Building Virtual Bridges: How does new technology promote music collaboration across borders?

08.03.2021, Online

Musicians from Freespace Jazz Fest Experimental Jazz Lab and acclaimed new media artist Kingsley Ng share creative insights in an online sharing session about how new technologies promote real-time music collaboration across international borders and pave an exciting path for future expressions of live music

West Kowloon Young Fellows Scheme (Performing Arts) 2020: Awardee Sharing Session – Leung Ho-yin

11.03.2021, Online

2020 awardee Leung Ho-yin has worked on an interdisciplinary research project “Yau Lok, Ng-goi”. In an online sharing session, he will share insights obtained through interviews with minibus drivers about their music choices, work experience, daily thoughts and personal stories

The Melodies of Nanyin

16.03.2021, Seminar Hall, Xiqu Centre and live-streaming

In this talk, members of the arts group The Gong Strikes One illustrate with live demonstrations how the vocal and instrumental melodies of nanyin are created and developed based on the lyrics

Stroll In Tai Po @ West Kowloon

20.03.2021 to 28.03.2021, Online

"Stroll in Tai Po @ West Kowloon” is a community engagement project curated under the concept of strolling around Tai Po. Art groups and organisations from Tai Po will present online programmes for participant to experience at home the cultural life of Tai Po and learn more about West Kowloon

Cantonese Opera Movement Workshop – Mime a Carriage

21.03.2021, Atrium, Xiqu Centre

On 21 March 2021, join us with a friend or partner at our Atrium workshop and let the tutors of Cha Duk Chang Children’s Cantonese Opera Association guide you through the basic techniques for miming a carriage

Creating for the Virtual Stage

24.03.2021, Online

Choreographer and multidisciplinary artist, Hiroaki Umeda (JP) and digital media scholar Dr Annie Wan (UK/HK) discuss creating for the virtual stage. The conversation features excerpts of Umeda’s virtual works to explore how technology widens the imagination of artists and audiences alike