Tai Po Civic CentreLeisure and Cultural Services Department
Tai Po ArtLog (Limited Run)
To develop Tai Po into a culturally vibrant stage, the Tai Po Civic Centre launches "Tai Po ArtLog (Limited Run)" in September 2026. The new series of programmes and events will infuse the Tai Po community with endless creativity and artistic vibes, delighting everyone with the energy of fresh arts and culture productions.
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1 - 18 September 2026 (Tue - Fri) Music Office Carnival Samba
The Rio Carnival in Brazil is one of the three largest carnival celebrations in the world. Brazilian samba music is a fusion of African, European and local influences. Music Exhibition on "Carnival Samba" introduces the development, styles, features and musical instruments of Samba with video excerpts of rehearsals and performances filmed in Brazil. Welcome to visit the exhibition! |
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19 September - 18 October 2026 (Sat - Sun) The Antiquities and Monuments Office and Arts Exhibitions China 'Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings' Photo Exhibition
The Antiquities and Monuments Office (‘AMO’) of the Development Bureau and Arts Exhibitions China proudly present the ‘Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings’ Photo Exhibition at Tai Po Civic Centre, which is curated based on the same exhibition held at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre in 2022 by AMO. Hong Kong, situated in southern China and with a land area of some 1,100 km2, is home to a considerable number of historic buildings. These historic buildings reflect Hong Kong’s characteristics: openness and inclusiveness, a melting pot of both Chinese and Western cultures. Some of the buildings bear witness to, embody and transmit the inseparable connection between Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland. Featuring four major themes: “Nurturing Talent to Serve the Nation”, “Unity and Interconnection”, “Resistance and Salvation during Japanese Aggression” and ‘Helping Each Other through Thick and Thin’, the exhibition unfolds the cultural activities of the scholars who moved to Hong Kong after the 1911 Revolution, the resistance against Japanese Aggression and the Secret Rescue Operation, the continued charitable and financial support from the local institutions to the Chinese Mainland, and the indivisible transportation network between Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland, etc. With historical photos relevant to Hong Kong historic buildings including, the exhibition aims to underscore the bond between Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland, and our predecessors’ love for the Motherland through the appreciation of historic buildings in Hong Kong. |
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11 October 2026 (Sunday) 2026 Community Cultural Ambassador: Sankofa Hong Kong African Arts and Culture Association Interactive Drumming and Dance Performance & The Rhythm Tribe Musical Exhibition
The Rhythm Tribe invites you on a nomadic journey to experience the power of rhythm and the charm of West African music. This vibrant community sparks creativity through recycled arts and a rich cultural atmosphere. We welcome you to join as villagers to share joy and express yourselves wholeheartedly through drumming and dance. |
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11 October 2026 (Sunday) 2026 Community Cultural Ambassador: Hong Kong Education of Innovation and Performing Arts Association "Martial Arts x Street Dance" Community Performance Tour and Dance Workshops
"Martial Arts & Dance: A Limitless Story" has appointed the Association director Det Dik as its ambassador, with Hong Kong martial arts athlete Juanita MOK Uen-ying serving as the volunteer martial arts consultant. The project introduces the history, development, and fundamental movements of martial arts and Hip-Hop dance. By integrating techniques such as "Bridge Hands" and the tempo of exerting force in martial arts into Hip-Hop footwork, it choreographs a new style of Hip-Hop with unique Chinese cultural characteristics. The activities feature live instruction and interactive sessions, allowing the public to experience the joy of "one martial art move, one Hip-Hop step" under the slogan "Dance Your Way, Invigorate Hong Kong," the project aims to promote community inclusion and participation in the arts. |
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25 October 2026 (Sunday) Tai Po District Orchestra Afternoon Music Rendezvous
Free Admission by Ticket* Comprising talented young local musicians, the Tai Po District Orchestra is dedicated to nurturing local artistic talent with the power of arts and culture, and fostering strong community bonds through music. The orchestra will perform a selection of beloved classical and contemporary symphonic works to showcase the diverse facets of orchestral music, with every note infused with youthful passion and a modern form of vitality. |
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* Some tickets will be distributed at the Information Counter of Tai Po Civic Centre from 9am on 11 October 2026 (Sunday). Each person is allowed up to two tickets per performance on a first-come-first-served basis.
Programme Arrangements
- Best for ages 3 and above for all programmes.
- All activities are free admission with no tickets required, except the Afternoon Music Rendezvous orchestral performance on 25 October, for which tickets are needed.
- In the event of any dispute regarding ticket distribution and seating arrangements, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department’s decision shall be final and conclusive.
- The presenter reserves the right to change the programmes or substitute artists. The content of programmes does not represent the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.