Hong Kong Park's Arts Corner to Enrich Visitor Experience
Annual Arts Corner to Launch with Handicrafts and Cultural Exhibits Across City Parks
The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) will introduce a new phase of the Arts Corner at Hong Kong Park starting January 1, 2025.
This initiative invites visitors to explore a diverse selection of traditional and contemporary handicrafts and arts services throughout the year.
Running its 25th phase until December 31, the Arts Corner will be accessible from noon to 6pm on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays near the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware.
Visitors can enjoy 10 stalls offering a range of crafts and artistic creations including fabric crafts, ornaments, and cultural services like painting and calligraphy.
'We aim to cultivate a greater public interest in the arts and make Hong Kong Park an attractive hub for art enthusiasts,' said a department spokesperson.
Additionally, the LCSD is hosting community arts initiatives at other locations.
Kowloon Park's 26th phase of the Arts Fun Fair is available every Sunday and on public holidays until May 31, 2025, from 1pm to 7pm at the Loggia.
This venue features 18 stalls providing floral craftworks and artistic services.
Victoria Park offers its 23rd Arts Corner phase from 10am to 6pm on Sundays and public holidays until September 28, 2025, at South Pavilion Plaza.
It presents eight stalls with fabric crafts, leather goods, and other ornaments, alongside photography services.
'Visitor feedback has been very positive in recent years.
In addition to the Arts Corner, guests can explore various park facilities for a more rewarding experience,' the spokesperson added.
For more information, contact 2521 5041 for Hong Kong Park, 2724 3344 for Kowloon Park, or 2890 5824 for Victoria Park.
This initiative invites visitors to explore a diverse selection of traditional and contemporary handicrafts and arts services throughout the year.
Running its 25th phase until December 31, the Arts Corner will be accessible from noon to 6pm on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays near the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware.
Visitors can enjoy 10 stalls offering a range of crafts and artistic creations including fabric crafts, ornaments, and cultural services like painting and calligraphy.
'We aim to cultivate a greater public interest in the arts and make Hong Kong Park an attractive hub for art enthusiasts,' said a department spokesperson.
Additionally, the LCSD is hosting community arts initiatives at other locations.
Kowloon Park's 26th phase of the Arts Fun Fair is available every Sunday and on public holidays until May 31, 2025, from 1pm to 7pm at the Loggia.
This venue features 18 stalls providing floral craftworks and artistic services.
Victoria Park offers its 23rd Arts Corner phase from 10am to 6pm on Sundays and public holidays until September 28, 2025, at South Pavilion Plaza.
It presents eight stalls with fabric crafts, leather goods, and other ornaments, alongside photography services.
'Visitor feedback has been very positive in recent years.
In addition to the Arts Corner, guests can explore various park facilities for a more rewarding experience,' the spokesperson added.
For more information, contact 2521 5041 for Hong Kong Park, 2724 3344 for Kowloon Park, or 2890 5824 for Victoria Park.
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