From now until 31 Oct 2024, Museum Pass Holders can enjoy special discounts upon registration via designated direct booking link.
Venue: 1/F, Hong Kong Museum of Art
Period: From now until 31 Oct 2024 (not available for special festive dates)
Discount offer: 12% discount for group dining of 4 or more adults on any 3-course menu upon registration via designated direct booking link
Booking Link: https://sevn.ly/xayGh87p
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From 1 Nov 2023 to 31 Dec 2024, Museum Pass Holders can enjoy a discount of 50% off the published price for the purchase of adult ticket to Hong Kong Maritime Museum.
From 1 Dec 2023 to 30 Nov 2024, Museum Pass Holders can enjoy a discount of 5% off at CHAT Shop in The Mills.
From 1 Sep 2024 to 31 Aug 2026, Museum Pass Holders can enjoy a discount of HK$70, HK$60, HK$60 and HK$40 off the published price respectively for the purchase of any General, Child, Student and Senior Magic Access of the Hong Kong Disneyland Park. Enquiries Hotline: (852)1-830-830. Terms and conditions apply. Visit Hong Kong Disneyland website for published price and detailed terms & conditions.
From 1 Sep 2024 to 31 Aug 2025, Museum Pass Holders can enjoy a discount of 10% off the published price for the purchase of Ocean Park Annual Membership. Terms and conditions apply. Please visit Ocean Park official website for more details.
Enjoy 10% discount at The Alchemist Cafe in Hong Kong Heritage Museum.
31 Aug 2024 (Sat)
1st session: 11am – 1pm
2nd session: 3pm – 5pm
The tour will be conducted in Cantonese
Venue: Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA)
The attendance figures of the HKMoA consistently reached new highs since reopening. With the support and love from local and overseas visitors, HKMoA is once again listed as one of the 100 most popular art museums in the world by the international art publication earlier.
Our curators will take you on a special tour to the following exhibitions: “The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Fragrance of Time – In Search of Chinese Art of Scent”, “Wu Guanzhong Art Sponsorship Thematic Exhibition Series: Wu Guanzhong: Between Black and White”, “Art of Gifting: The Fuyun Xuan Collection of Chinese Snuff Bottles”, and “Art Personalised: Masterpieces from the HKMoA”. Come enjoy our collection highlights in one go.
*Pass holders shall present the Museum Pass on the spot.
30 quotas for each session. Registration starts 30 minutes before the event at G/F lobby, on a first-come, first-served basis.
14 September 2024 (Saturday)
1st session: 11am – 1pm
2nd session: 3pm – 5pm
The workshop will be conducted in Cantonese
Venue: Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre (located at Sam Tung Uk Museum)
Fire Dragon Dance during the Mid-Autumn Festival has a history of more than a century in Hong Kong and it is one of the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage items. Every year, people jointly craft the dragons and parade with the dragons inserted with lighted incense sticks around the communities during the festival, to pray for peace and well-being.
Participants of the workshops will craft a fire dragon head in a reduced size under Master Ng Kong-kin's instruction and learn more about the history and rituals of fire dragon dance.
20 persons per session
*Museum Pass holders shall present the Museum Pass on the spot. Please also provide your Museum Pass Member Number in the “Additional Information” box of the enrolment form. Incomplete application will not be entertained.
Please duly complete and submit the online enrolment form (https://eform.cefs.gov.hk/form/lcs102/en/) by noon, 30 August 2024 (Friday). Open ballot will be conducted in Orientation Room 2, Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre at 10:30am on 4 September 2024 (Wednesday) to determine the participant list. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email by 9 September 2024 (Monday). No further notice will be given to unsuccessful application.
14 September 2024 (Saturday)
First session: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
11:00-11:30 am: The Mills guided tour
11:30 -1:00 pm : CHAT exhibition guided tour
The tour will be conducted in Cantonese and English.
Venue: Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile (CHAT), 2/F, The Mills
The guided tour covers The Mills' historic attractions, CHAT's "Welcome to the Spinning Factory!", and CHAT's Summer Exhibition - Listen to the Sound of the Earth Spinning by Kingsley Ng.
Through this tour, you will learn about the reinvention of former Nan Fung cotton-spinning factories into The Mills; and the transformation of Tsuen Wan’s textile past into a Tech-style future.
After that, you will have a walk-through of the displays at The D. H. Chen Foundation Gallery as an introduction of textile heritage and contemporary art, followed by CHAT's Summer Exhibition - Listen to the Sound of the Earth Spinning by Kingsley Ng.
Registration link : https://forms.gle/HZFqZwfk3uLJ5oJx8 (processed by CHAT6)
*This event is organised by CHAT6. All personal information collected from the registration form is owned, managed and used by CHAT6. Participants must abide by CHAT6's event terms and conditions.
20 quotas for each session.
Limited walk-in spots are available. Please visit CHAT Shop Entrance at G/F at 11am and 3pm. First-come, first-served.
Pass holders shall present the Museum Pass on the spot.
Date: 30 Nov 2024 (Sat)
Time: 11:30am–12:30pm
In Cantonese
Venue: Fireboat Alexander Grantham Exhibition Gallery
Guided by a retired firefighter who previously worked on the Fireboat Alexander Grantham, you will get into the bits and pieces of their adventurous experience in this historic vessel.
*Pass holders shall present the Museum Pass on the spot.
20 quotas for each session. Registration starts 30 minutes before the event at exhibition entrance, on a first-come, first-served basis.
11 Nov 2023 (Sat)
2.30pm – 4pm
Venue: Seminar Room, The Hong Kong Heritage Museum
Two curators in different positions within the museum will share lesser-known museum stories with audiences through images and conversations. Museum collections cover a wide range of items. Large-scale museum collections may include a variety of retired transportation vehicles, e.g. diesel electric engine, fireboat, tramcar… Curators will share the stories behind the conservation, handover and permanent archive of such large-scale museum collections.
16 Nov 2023 (Thu)
10am – 5pm
Venue: Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence
Wish to avoid the weekend traffic visiting museums? Museum Pass holders may now enjoy an exclusive and more comfortable museum experience on Members' Day.
You may also challenge the game 'Riddles from the Coastal Defence' Virtual x Reality Puzzle (Chinese version only): Integrating with AR interactive experience and physical props, the riddle game will lead you the way to discover the military relics and natural landscapes along the Lyemun Fort Historical Trail in MCD. Playing the roles of the virtual characters designed, and following the instructions given, you and your teammates will enjoy an unexpected adventure. Interested parties are advised to make online reservation in advance.
Time: 11 am – 4 pm (Around 1.5 hours required to complete the game)
Venue: Lyemun Fort Historical Trail
17 Nov 2023 (Fri)
8pm – 10pm
Venue: Oi!
Oi! is housed in the former clubhouse of the Hong Kong Yacht Club, which was opened in 1908. After it was allocated to the Art Promotion Office for revitalisation and restoration, the red-bricked Grade II historic building with a tile roof was open to the public as an art space in 2013, and renamed Oil Street Art Space (Oi!). In 2019, Oi! has rolled out an expansion project, in which an adjacent public open space has been integrated with the original premises. Together they host a wide variety of art exhibitions and public participation activities for visitors. To provide an exclusive and unique experience to the Museum Pass holders, Oi! will offer a special Friday night programme in which the Pass holders can visit Oi! after its closure. They can explore this former clubhouse of Hong Kong Yacht Club in a funny and different way.
Highlight of the night is the brand new public programmes for "Oi! Night Walk". Through the mix of drama, dance performance, sound and story-telling, participants will understand more about the history of Oi! and its surrounding community in an immersive journey.
Exhibitions of Oi! will be opened with fixed-point docents during the night. For the details of programmes and exhibitions, please refer to the website of Oi!: https://www.apo.hk/en/web/apo/oi_projects_and_programmes.html .
17 Dec 2023 (Sun)
2.30pm – 3.30pm
Venue: Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
Have you ever thought of the curatorial stories behind exhibitions? This time, the Hong Kong Science Museum will share with you the stories behind the new Palaeontology Gallery.
13 Jan 2024 (Sat)
3.00pm – 4.30pm
Venue: Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Space Museum
You've probably heard the term "black holes", or maybe you think of them as "cosmic vacuum cleaners" that suck everything in. What is a black hole? How to introduce an invisible and untouchable object in an exhibition? Dr. Chu-wing So, Assistant Curator of the Hong Kong Space Museum, will share with you the development and stories behind the "Black Hole: the Information Barrier" exhibition.
23 Jan 2024 (Tue)
10am – 6pm
Venue: Hong Kong Railway Museum
Wish to avoid the weekend traffic visiting museums? Museum Pass holders may now enjoy an exclusive and more comfortable museum experience on Members' Day.
Museum Pass holders are welcomed to dress special on railway or old Hong Kong theme with special permission for photo-taking inside the historical coaches that day. Limited to one day only, so don't miss it!
Other activities:
Time: 10am – 3pm
Venue: Historical Coach No. 313
Time: 3.30pm – 5pm
Venue: Historical Coach No. 313, Nos. 51 and 60
26 Jan 2024 (Fri)
6pm – 8.30pm
Venue:Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware
The Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware was built in the "Greek Revival" style. The restored museum officially opened to public on 27 January 1984, housing ceramics, zisha tea ware and cultural artefacts donated by Dr. K. S. Lo. To celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2024, the museum will host an evening gathering with music and tea and the guided tour 'Collected Treasures for 40 Years'. Participants will enjoy Chinese tea and music, East-meets-West ambience of the galleries as they appreciate the exhibits and commemorate the four decades of the museum together.
Evening with Music &Tea Gathering (Cantonese)
1st session：6.15pm - 7pm
2nd session：7.15pm - 8pm
Galleries 1& 2, Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware (G/F)
'Collected Treasures for 40 Years' Fixed-point Guided Tour (Cantonese)
6.15 pm - 8.15pm
1/F, Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware
1 Mar 2024 (Fri)
3.30pm – 5.10pm
Venue: Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
Film synopsis:
B&W | Mandarin | Chinese Lyrics | 96min
Cinderella and Her Little Angels can be described as an exceptional crossover between film and fashion in Hong Kong cinema. Young tailor Lin Fu (Peter Chen Ho) is secretly in love with Danning (Linda Lin Dai), a girl from the local orphanage. One day, by order of his boss, Fu plucks up the courage and asks Danning to model in the shop's upcoming fashion show. The proposal sounds completely outrageous to the conservative orphanage director but Danning has her mind set on strutting down the runway to raise funds for the orphanage. At the invitation of MP & GI, Johnson Tailors—a renowned shop of the time—designed and custom-made every outfit featured on the catwalk. Born to be a model, Linda Lin Dai looks just as adorable in a plain-coloured qipao or a chic Western dress, even when posing as a mannequin! As Lin showcases on screen the trendiest fashions from far and wide, the audience is not just treated to a feast for the eyes, but also taken on a fun trip around the world.
Concurrent exhibitions including: Cinderella and Her Qipao
Courtesy of Cathay-Keris Films Pte Ltd
28 March 2024 (Thu)
1pm – 5pm
Venue: Hong Kong Science Museum
Description:
Are laser beams visible in a vacuum?
Do aliens necessarily have large foreheads?
Does the brain of a 100-meter-tall monster have enough blood?
Does a spacecraft have to be streamlined?
How strong is spider silk?
Does Magneto really exist in the universe?
Will AI robots rebel against humans?
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On this Members' Day, participants can conduct science experiments, participate in sharing sessions, workshops, game booths, visit exhibitions and explore real examples to examine how far science fiction novels and movies are aligned with scientific principles, and broaden scientific mind.
Concurrent exhibitions including:
Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of Imagination
To celebrate the Year of the Dragon, LCSD is launching a Special Edition of Museum Pass with two designs: traditional pattern from our museum collection - the plate with double fire dragons in red; plus "Enggie Pup" and "Artti Kitty" in new year costume. All Special Editions were sold out due to overwhelming response.
14 May 2024 (Tue)
6pm – 9pm
Venue: Exhibition Halls and Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum
In this evening of closing day, the Hong Kong Space Museum will exclusively open for Museum Pass holders, and you can visit the exhibition halls at your own pace. In addition, the Space Theatre will feature two special programmes In Search of Cosmic Life and Decoding Starlight which are produced by the Hong Kong Space Museum. The shows are free of charge and for members only.
Dome Show In Search of Cosmic Life
Show schedule: 7 pm
Show duration: About 30 minutes
Synopsis: What is your take on cosmic life? Yea or nay? In this show, audiences will appreciate the uniqueness of the Earth for life to flourish, and will examine those celestial bodies which scientists have found liquid water or organic compounds. Besides, space missions such as Stardust, Kepler and OSIRIS-REX will also be introduced.
Dome Show Decoding Starlight
Show schedule: 8 pm
Show duration: About 30 minutes
Synopsis: Thanks to more powerful telescopes and advancements in physics, humanity has a better grasp of the distances of stars and the meaning of stellar spectra. It turns out that a spectrum contains important information of a star, such as its mass, surface temperature and chemical composition. What more can the starlight reveal to us the mysteries of the universe? Decoding Starlight leads the audience following astronomers' footsteps to unlock the secrets of the stars.
Quota for dome shows in Space Theatre: 270 people per session
Language: The dome shows are narrated in Cantonese. Audience can also select Putonghua and English with the multi-channel headphone system.
17 May 2024 (Fri)
7.30pm – 9.30pm
Venue: Hong Kong Science Museum
In reality, are there any sleep pods for interstellar missions?
Besides fireflies, what other creatures emit light?
How can black holes be used as time machines?
What are the unique body structures of aliens living on rouge planets?
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Join us for an enlightening Members' Night as we delve into the realm of science fiction novels and movies, and explore the extent to which they align with scientific principles. Embrace on a journey that will broaden your scientific mind.
*Quotas are allocated on a first come, first served basis. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email with programme details. Each applicant shall submit one application form only during each activity application period and applicants who submit more than one application form shall be disqualified from participation.
Concurrent exhibitions including:
Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of Imagination