Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Integer justo aliquet morbi sit ullamcorper viverra blandit ut vel
Site preferences
Go to the site of your registered location to view more offers?
I am a visitor
Seasonal Theme
See more
No results
Now in Hong Kong
No results
Default
Upcoming Mega-Events
See more
No results
Explore hot topics
Super March
Culture beat
Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races
Top Picks
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Integer justo aliquet morbi sit ullamcorper viverra blandit ut vel
See more
No results
Explore hot topics
Super March
Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races
Dining & Nightlife discoveries
See more
No results
Explore hot topics
Dim sum
Street food
Foodie
Cafes
Fine dining
Featured Highlights
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Integer justo aliquet morbi sit ullamcorper viverra blandit ut vel
See more
No results
Hong Kong Island
A blend of modern skyscrapers and verdant parks, offering a dynamic urban landscape alongside stunning harbour views.
See more
No results
Kowloon
This lively cultural hub is rich in history, filled with eclectic markets that reflect the vibrancy of local life.
See more
No results
New Territories
Tranquil scenery and quaint villages, highlight rustic charm and traditional lifestyles, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle.
See more
No results
Islands District
Serene getaways with stunning coastlines and picturesque trails create the perfect setting for both adventure and tranquility in nature.
See more
No results
Default
Highlight Places-to-go
See more
No results
Explore hot topics
Instagrammable & Photogenic
What's hot
Luxury
Useful information
-
Contact us -
Immigration & Customs -
Transportation -
Muslim travel
Explore hot topics
Tets1
Tets2
Tets3
Deals & offers
Highlight Offers for you
See more
No results
Explore hot topics
test1
test2
test3
Exploring the West Kowloon District
The West Kowloon Cultural District is a growing arts and cultural hub with performance and exhibition centres, green open spaces, and a waterfront promenade perfect for enjoying sunset views and evening strolls. It is currently home to three exciting new cultural venues, with more opening in the near future.
Xiqu Centre
The Xiqu Centre is Hong Kong’s new venue for Cantonese opera and other forms of Chinese traditional theatre (xiqu). The welcoming two-theatre venue offers something for all audiences. In the Grand Theatre, seasoned fans can watch performances by some of the best troupes in the region. In the Tea House Theatre, designed to recreate the warm, authentic atmosphere of Hong Kong’s early 20th century tea houses, new audiences can enjoy an introduction to the art form through narrated excerpted performances presented with tea and dim sum. There are also regular programmes of film screenings, workshops, talks and exhibitions, as well as guided tours. The venue has a selection of gift shops and restaurants, and a large open atrium where visitors can congregate and relax.
Art Park
Also on the west side of the district, the Art Park offers open green spaces where visitors can relax, play or picnic on the lawns, and a long waterfront promenade perfect for sunset views of the harbour. A vibrant venue for open-air performances, exhibitions and other cultural events, the Art Park is also home to the free art and cultural series Freespace Happening, presenting live music, performances, workshops, handicraft stalls and other attractions on the second Sunday of each month between September and March.
_Crop.jpg)
M+ Pavilion
Located in the Art Park, the M+ Pavilion hosts regular small-scale exhibitions and arts activities, and is the main venue for M+ events until the completion of the M+ building in 2019. The pavilion’s sleek design includes mirrored external walls that create playful reflections and allow the venue to blend into its surrounding, as well as an elevated outdoor terrace with expansive views of the Hong Kong skyline. For details of current events please visit the West Kowloon website.
Other venues opening in the district from 2019 onwards include Freespace, a centre for contemporary performance, M+, Hong Kong’s museum for contemporary visual culture, the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Lyric Theatre Complex.
