Territory-wide Survey of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Hong Kong (Phase I)
The HKSAR Government has launched a territory-wide survey in Hong Kong to compile the first inventory of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) in Hong Kong. A survey team has been commissioned to conduct the survey. You are invited to take part by proposing items which are of cultural significance for consideration.

Sport for All Carnival
To further promote "Sport for All" and to enhance the importance and benefit of frequent participation in sports and physical activities, the LCSD will organise the "Sport for All Carnival" in the designated venues of 18 districts in selected Saturdays or Sundays afternoon from January to March. You are welcomed to take part in it to enjoy the fun of sports and physical activities!

"On Youth — Recitation of Famous Poetry and Prose"
An array of award-winning artists from the National Theatre of China will collaborate with renowned reciter Zhang Jiasheng, who is dubbed "one of the most famous voices in China", in two performances of "On Youth — Recitation of Famous Poetry and Prose" at Tsuen Wan Town Hall and City Hall respectively in early March.

Arts Corner at Victoria Park
A new round of Arts Corner at Victoria Park has been launched. A total of 36 handicraft and arts service stalls are operating from 10am to 6pm on Sundays and public holidays from now to November 28 at the South Pavilion Plaza of Victoria Park. People are welcome to visit for free.

Hong Kong Flower Show 2010 plant exhibit competition invites entries
The Hong Kong Flower Show 2010 will be held from March 19 to 28 at Victoria Park. This year's flower show features "Fairy Tales of Flowers" as its theme and Cineraria as its theme flower. The show now invites the public to take part in its plant exhibit competition. Applications are free of charge and the deadline is February 12.

2009/10 District Cantonese Opera Parade
The District Cantonese Opera Parade aims at promoting Cantonese Opera and providing performance opportunities for budding and amateur Cantonese Opera troupes through provision of performing venue, publicity and financial support. This year, there are a total of 18 performances for the Parade from December 28, 2009 to March 13, 2010. Tickets are now available at all URBTIX outlets.