The D. H. Chen Foundation – West Kowloon Tea House Student Matinees

01.02.2019 to 31.07.2021, Xiqu Centre

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

West Kowloon 101 Foyer Talks

05.10.2019 to 08.03.2020, 2/F Foyer, Xiqu Centre

In light of the current situation, the West Kowloon 101 Foyer Talks on 8 and 9 February 2020 have been cancelled. The next talk will be on 7 March, we hope to see you there

Sigg Prize 2019 exhibition

07.12.2019 to 13.04.2020, M+ Pavilion, Art Park

Six shortlisted artists selected by an international jury of the inaugural Sigg Prize, present a range of mediums, including sculpture, site-specific installation, video and performance. The work featured in this exhibition address pressing questions that resonate across contexts

Traditional Music Notation in Kunqu and Cantonese Opera

14.01.2020 to 19.05.2020, Seminar Hall, Xiqu Centre

Over three talks, Lee King-chi and Chan Chi-kong of The Gong Strikes One provide demonstrations of how to read gongche music notation and talk with experts in the field to offer insight into various aspects of this traditional notation form

M+ Rover 2020

03.02.2020 to 03.07.2020

This year’s programme is designed for primary schools, and it will see M+ Rover visiting local schools from February to July 2020

Xiqu Centre Guided Tours (English)

22.02.2020 to 22.03.2020, Xiqu Centre

In light of the current situation, Xiqu Centre Guided Tours (English) on 22 February 2020 (Saturday) has been cancelled. Ticketing Enquiries: (852) 2200 0022

Xiqu Centre Guided Tours (Cantonese)

23.02.2020 to 24.03.2020, Xiqu Centre

In light of the current situation, Xiqu Centre Guided Tours (Cantonese) from 12-27 February 2020 have been cancelled. Ticketing Enquiries: (852) 2200 0022

2019 M+ / Design Trust Research Fellowship Public Talks

29.02.2020, St. Stephen’s College

Due to unforeseen circumstances, 2019 M+ / Design Trust Research Fellowship Public Talks will be postponed and rescheduled

Art+Feminism: Wikipedia Edit-a-thon 2020

07.03.2020, Asia Art Archive A Space

Co-presented by M+ and Asia Art Archive, this Wikipedia Edit-a-thon align with the campaign Art+Feminism. It brings together participants to discuss, create, share, and improve Wikipedia articles about women artists and makers in and from Asia

Dialogue | Cantonese Opera

10.03.2020, Seminar Hall, Xiqu Centre

Cantonese opera plays an important role in the lives of people in Hong Kong. This talk explores its transition from the use of Mandarin to the Cantonese vernacular, demonstrating vocal styles and techniques and offering a deeper understanding of the aesthetic features of the art form

Sugar Painting Workshop

21.03.2020, Studio, Xiqu Centre

Join local sugar painting master Ko Hiu-ming in a hands-on workshop to learn about the history and techniques of this traditional folk art and create three works to take home

Dance on Screen: Dance Films and Videos

28.03.2020, Seminar Hall, Xiqu Centre

Renowned dance video director Maurice Lai shares his experience of creating works for the screen. Exploring the relationship between video and dance, he looks at what we understand by screendance, and how a work of screendance can be appreciated

Screening: “Your Face” – Tsai Ming-liang

01.04.2020 to 02.04.2020, The Room, Freespace

Part documentary, part fiction, Tsai Ming-liang’s award-winning experimental film presents a series of close-up portraits of faces touched by time. Painted with light, love and gentle reflection, the subjects are slowly revealed through observation, silences and speech. Featuring original soundtrack by Ryuichi Sakamoto

Dance on Screen: Dance and Film in Transformation

07.04.2020, Seminar Hall, Xiqu Centre

Dance film curator and artist Elysa Wendi shares in a talk about the possibilities of this hybrid art form and traces back to the early history of dance on screen

West Kowloon Young Fellows Scheme (Performing Arts) 2020

The West Kowloon Young Fellows Scheme supports young and aspiring talents to develop arts learning, public participation, community engagement and audience building projects that expand and contribute to the performing arts ecology in Hong Kong