Cultural exposure in Hong Kong

Name of place🔖: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Address📍Hong Kong Cultural Centre, L5, Auditoria Building, 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui Opening hours 🕰️: Monday to Sunday 09:00- 23:00 Type of performance available 🎭 : classical music recital, Chinese opera, dramas, magic shows, family workshops, students performance…etc. What’s more: the building itself is beautifully designed and a landmark for tourists to take photos. It is close to the signature coastline of Hong Kong Victoria Harbour as well as Space Museum, K11 Musea Mall and Harbour City. #CulturalCentre #music #drama #tsimtsatsui #hongkong

Cultural venue for multipurpose performances in Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Cultural Centre is a large and modern cultural facility in Kowloon region that is similar to the City hall on Hong Kong Island. This place has facilities where you can watch mega concerts, ballet or theatre performances, etc. The concert hall, for example, has more than 2000 seats, while the grand theatre can accommodate more than 1000 people. Apart from this extensive sizeable facility, the center also has small studios and practice rooms. In addition, the exhibition gallery is a must corner to explore the art and paintings if you visit this Centre, especially since it is free of charge! The Centre is located on Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, opposite the famous Clock Tower, next to Star Ferry. It’s a strategically accessible location that can be reached by bus (to the star ferry bus terminus), by MTR (MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Exit L6), and by ferry from Hong Kong Island. #meethongkong

A night pictorial at Hong Kong Cultural Centre it is the multi purpose performance facility in Tsim Sha Tsui. Took a photo at the clock tower just beside the cultural center it looks like a Big Ben in Hong Kong so we grab the opportunity to strike a pose on it. #tripaway #tripaway

Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong | Cultural Center: A Fusion of Art and History

🌆 Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong, this bustling tourist hotspot, hides many treasures unknown to the public. Among them, the Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural Center is definitely a place worth visiting. 🏛️ The architectural style of the Cultural Center is unique, filled with a strong artistic atmosphere. Inside, a rich collection of historical relics and artworks are on display, each telling the story of Hong Kong's history and culture. 📸 Here, you can take photos to your heart's content, experiencing the blend of art and history. Moreover, the Cultural Center frequently hosts various cultural events and exhibitions, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong's cultural heritage. 🛍️ After touring the Cultural Center, you can also explore the shopping centers and food streets of Tsim Sha Tsui, taste authentic Hong Kong cuisine, and purchase distinctive souvenirs. 🌟 The Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural Center is a place full of character and cultural depth, where both artistic youths and history enthusiasts can find their own joy. Next time you're in Hong Kong, consider discovering what this place has to offer!

Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival Launches Martial Arts Drama Costume and Prop Exhibition

Organized by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD), the second Hong Kong Pop Culture Festival (Cultural Festival) adopts the theme 'Both Literary and Martial Arts', featuring a variety of exciting events. Among them, the 'Both Literary and Martial Arts' series includes the 'Classic Martial Arts Drama Costume and Prop Exhibition', which starts on April 17th at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre lobby. The exhibition showcases around thirty pieces of headwear, costumes, and props from television martial arts dramas spanning from the 1970s to the millennium, allowing the audience to relive the classics and experience the martial arts sentiment. Many well-known martial arts drama series have been adapted from the works of local famous martial arts novelists, including Jin Yong's 'The Return of the Condor Heroes', 'Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils', 'The Legend of the Condor Heroes', 'The Smiling, Proud Wanderer', Huang Yi's 'A Step into the Past', and Liang Yusheng's 'The White-Haired Witch'. Martial arts TV dramas and their related theme songs and soundtracks bring the literary and martial arts scenes from the novels to life. These classic moments have always been an important element of Hong Kong's pop culture, accompanying many viewers as they grew up. Selected exhibits for this exhibition include: the hero costume worn by Yang Guo in 'The Return of the Condor Heroes'; the elegant and ethereal white dress worn by Little Dragon Girl; the pink outfit worn by Zhou Zhiruo in 'The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber'; and the costume of Princess Changping (Ah Jiu) in 'Sword Stained with Royal Blood'. Prop exhibits include the Dragon Saber from 'The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber', which caused a bloodbath; the Dog Beating Staff, the symbol of the Beggar's Sect leader in 'The Legend of the Condor Heroes'; the flute of 'Eastern Heretic' Huang Yaoshi; the sword of Lian Ni Chang, the protagonist of 'The White-Haired Witch'; the fan of the male protagonist in 'Chu Liuxiang'; and the knife of Li Xunhuan in 'Sentimental Swordsman, Ruthless Sword'. The exhibition runs until May 5th and will move to the Hong Kong Heritage Museum on May 8th to continue until October 7th. To enrich the audience's experience, the 'Both Literary and Martial Arts' series also includes the 'Literary Songs and Martial Music Concert'. Veteran musician Au Sui Keung will perform many popular martial arts drama theme songs and his classic hits live. Each concert will also feature performances by young singer Au Hing Chun and a special guest. Additionally, there will be a song request segment, allowing the audience to revisit their favorite tunes.

【Hong Kong】Explore the magical journey of Hong Kong's Lantern Festival without spending a penny unjustly

With the grand opening of the Hong Kong Lantern Festival, in addition to the brilliant lanterns, you also have the chance to enjoy the stunning light show, the Hong Kong Arts Festival, and the wonderful experience of 'Hong Kong Night Feast'—all for free! At Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui, you can enjoy a full day of fun. Here is the ultimate guide I have carefully prepared for you: 🎐Hong Kong Lantern Festival Near the historic former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower, as dusk falls (6 pm), the lanterns slowly light up. There are exciting dragon dance performances and traditional handicraft displays, showcasing Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage. 🕰️Event Time: From now until February 25th, every night from 18:00 to 23:00 📍Location: Outdoor Plaza of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre 🎁Hong Kong Welcomes You 'Hong Kong Night Feast' Located next to the lantern festival, the Hong Kong Tourism Board offers different dining experiences. I have selected the C'est La B restaurant for everyone—not only is it conveniently located, but it also offers reasonable prices and great value for money. 🕰️Event Time: From now until March 31st 💫Hong Kong Light Show Against the vast backdrop of Victoria Harbour, every night at 8 pm, accompanied by melodious music, the light show is spectacularly staged, with special patterns added this year to welcome the Year of the Dragon. Tip: No need to take a boat, you can enjoy this visual feast from the shore. 🕰️Every night at 8 pm, lasting 10 minutes 🎨Hong Kong Arts Festival Starting from February 22nd and continuing into March, various exciting performances and exhibitions will be held at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tai Kwun, and other venues. In particular, the free performances at Tai Kwun are worth paying attention to in advance. 🖼️Hong Kong Museum of Art Don't miss the 'Titian, Renaissance, and Venetian School' exhibition, ending before February 28th. Here, not only are there original works by masters like Titian and Giorgione, but there are also many exhibitions worth seeing. 🕰️From now until February 28th, closed on Thursdays 🌈Recommended One-Day Tour Itinerary: - Morning: Start from Harbour City's Gateway Arcade, take photos at the Smiling Coast (free) - Noon: Take the Star Ferry to Central (5HK$), experience the Central Ferris Wheel (20HK$) - Afternoon: Visit Tai Kwun (free), take the tram to Causeway Bay (3HK$) - Evening: Enjoy the Hong Kong Lantern Festival (free), watch the Victoria Harbour Light Show (free)

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Get Your Musical Fill | The Great Music

The Great Music 2023 will be held in Hong Kong from September to November and feature renowned musicians and ensembles from around the world, offering a diverse range of music performances.🎵 Kicking things off will be the 40th anniversary commemorative performance of "Warabe" by the Japanese taiko group Kodo. Other highlights to look forward to include the Jussen Brothers- popular young Dutch pianists - who'll be showcasing their piano skills; Yo-Yo Ma and Kathryn Stott, who will be performing duo recitals; and acclaimed pianist Seong-Jin Cho. Performances will be held at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsuen Wan Town Hall, and Hong Kong City Hall.

【Cultural center: Enjoying delicacies and the taste of books】

When you visit the Cultural Centre, don't miss this trendy restaurant. It has a bar on one side and a dining area on the other, as well as a library-like corner. Every corner of the venue is perfect for taking photos and it's also a great choice for gatherings. 🔹 Vegan Truffle Fries $78 This dish has a generous portion of fries, served hot and spicy, and is really delicious. The fries are crispy and salty, and the truffle sauce is very flavorful. However, it's already delicious even without the sauce, so most of the time I don't dip it 😂 🔹 Seafood Platter $298 The platter includes shrimp, scallops, sea bass, squid, and more. It's very rich and the marinade is well-seasoned and tasty. I recommend starting with the sea bass, because the fish is really tender and substantial, with a crispy outer layer. It's also delicious even without the sauce. As for the scallops, they are slightly spicy and chewy, which is not bad. The potatoes are cooked very tenderly, and you will feel full after eating it. 🔹 Australian Broccoli with Dutch Sauce $88 I recently fell in love with Australian broccoli, so I always order it when I see it. This dish adds Dutch sauce to enhance the flavor, which is refreshing with a slightly sour taste. It's actually very appetizing. 🔹 Passion Fruit Lactic Acid $48 The passion fruit flavor is very prominent, and the sour and sweet taste matches well with the lactic acid. The sweetness is not too high, and it's also a refreshing choice. 🔹 Osmanthus Coffee Soda $48 I really like this espresso tonic. It looks delicate, and the crushed osmanthus really emits a fragrance. The coffee soda is refreshing with a slightly sweet taste, which can balance the greasy feeling of the former. It's a must-have for coffee lovers. 🔹 Raspberry Cream Frosting with Candied Strawberries and Meringue Cookies $98 This dessert has a very eye-catching appearance and is worth a try. The outer layer of strawberry foam is full of air, and you can also feel the acidity. It may be too sour to eat alone, but when eaten with the ice cream inside, the sweetness balances the overall taste. It's a refreshing and not too sinful choice. 📍The Shepherd Boy and His Lemna 📍Address: G/F, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #The Shepherd Boy #lemna #Cultural Centre #852FV_cafe #Tsim Sha Tsui cuisine #hkfoodhunter #hkeats #hkfood #hkfoodies #hkfoodsnap #hkfoodstagram #hkfoodblogger #hkrestaruant #Hong Kong cuisine #hkfoodpic #852FV_food #hkfoodie #foodiehk #hkfoodlover #hkigfood #852foodvoyage

Visiting Hong Kong Cultural Centre is a must for a traveller. Just stop in this area, traveer can get many good view and experience. There are some buildings with a very good architecture and the performance in it that you can see, depends on the schedule of the gallery. #happynewyear

The Hong Kong Cultural Centre is located in Tsim Sha Tsui. When I went to Victoria Harbour, I did not intend to find a very strange building. Sure enough, the standard of the art museum is to be beautiful in its own architecture! The large-scale concerts, musicals, and other exhibitions are often held here. It has become a gathering place for Hong Kong culture and a cultural place to share and collide with world culture. It has attracted many young artists, but Recently, at the closing stage, when it is time to open, it is necessary to pay close attention to the website of the Hong Kong New Cultural Center. These neatly arranged 45-degree angled columns, and the walls of the new cultural center and the ground form a regular right-angled isosceles triangle, which has become a network of red spots that many people will come to punch and take pictures. Even if you just pose, you can take a photo of a beautiful circle of friends. Dont miss it when you go to Victoria Harbour. These neatly arranged 45-degree angled columns, and the walls of the New Cultural Center and the ground form a regular right-angled isosceles triangle, which has become a network of red spots that many people will come to punch and take pictures. Even if you just pose, you can take a photo of a beautiful circle of friends. Dont miss it when you go to Victoria Harbour.

Traveling to Hong Kong will definitely come here, this is a great place to enjoy the Victoria Harbour view and the fireworks display for every festival. Even if you are not interested in watching the scenery, you will definitely pass through the shopping treasure port city. If you pass by here, you may find a place to sit down at the seaside, blow the sea breeze, and see the ships coming and going. It is very pleasant (~ )~ The Hong Kong Cultural Center at the seaside is also the famous Hong Kong Red Card. Ground. The unique architectural structure, with the interlaced light and shadow, is photographed here in minutes. Location: Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Transportation: MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station L Exit / Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit J, Ferry Star Ferry Pier