June bursts with an exciting lineup of must-see events and experiences—from the dazzling Jewellery & Gem Asia Hong Kong to M+’s mesmerizing AI-generated animations and beyond.
Dongpo: Life in Poems
Various strands of Chinese culture – music, dance, calligraphy, poetry, opera, martial arts, seal engraving and guqin – are weaved into a mesmerising show inspired by the literary works of Su Shi. Dancers of the China Oriental Performing Arts Group bring the famed Song Dynasty scholar and artist’s wonderful calligraphy and verses to life, their bodies swaying in poetic patterns as they take the audience on a Masterclass journey of discovery.
When: 13-14 June
Where: Grand Theatre, Cultural Centre
How much: HK$200
For more information: lcsd.gov.hk
Jewellery & Gem Asia Hong Kong
This is a must-attend showcase for jewellery-industry insiders. Viewed as Asia’s prime mid-year sourcing event, the fair highlights latest developments in the sector. Promoters pinpoint three special features for 2025 – Orient Odyssey 2.0 dedicated to the fascinating world of pearls, the Gold Jewellery Pavilion, and announcement of the finalists in the Sustainability Awards.
When: 19-22 June
Where: Convention & Exhibition Centre
How much: Free admission by invitation or pre-registration
For more information: jga.exhibitions.jewellerynet.com
A Movable Feast
Enjoy this marvellous homage to the culture of food and drink in China. Spanning the course of 5,000 years of Chinese food customs and etiquette, this superb exhibition is split into four sections focusing on different time periods and ideologies – from the historical role of food and drink in the afterlife to a display of contemporary dining and drinking vessels. Some 110 exhibits have been gathered.
When: Until 18 June
Where: Hong Kong Palace Museum
How much: HK$150
For more information: hkpm.org.hk
Night Charades
Immerse yourself in amazing AI-generated animation that pays tribute to the glorious years of Hong Kong cinema. Set against the façade of M+ amid the backdrop of the night lights of Victoria Harbour, myriad famous characters from the movies of the 1980s and ‘90s re-enact iconic scenes nightly via a computer-generated series of surreal paintings and luminous imagery. The show is devised by Singaporean artist Ho Tzu Nyen.
When: Until 29 June
Where: M+ Façade, West Kowloon Cultural District
How much: Free
For more information: westk.hk