PLAN YOUR VISIT

The waters around Tolo Harbour once served as an important habitat for various local corals. However, urban development has led to a drastic decline in the number of corals on the seabed. Participants will learn more about the installation “Coral Comes Ashore” by artist Ho Yuen-leung, and create inflatable coral installations to restore color to the bleached corals and recreate a vibrant marine landscape. Then, participants will embark on a journey to the waters of Sai Kung to witness the rare beauty of coral formations firsthand.※ Pre-registration required.

Starting from the bustling market at Fu Shin Street, along the Kwong Fuk Road, to the seaside Tai Wong Yeh Temple—artist Miki Ho Yin-yi has visited multiple places in the Tai Po district and engaged in in-depth conversations with six elderly residents. Based on their stories, she creates a zine about the Tai Po community. Miki Ho will lead participants on a journey retracing the route of the zine, allowing everyone to experience that unique historical journey.※ Pre-registration required.

The Lam Tsuen River nurtures a rich and diverse stream ecosystem. Artist Wallace Yiu Chun-wa, along with ecological guides of the Outdoor Wildlife Learning Hong Kong, will lead the public on an exploration of the ecological mysteries of this waterway. Participants will draw inspiration from the stream's inhabitants and use the natural materials collected on-site to create unique ceramic coasters.※ Pre-registration required.