When the World Is Your Enemy, Play a GameMolly GroganSeptember 3, 2026Musician, designer and artist Jing Wong has created an unusual immersive theatre experience inspired by role-playing games...ArtCultureEventInterviewsPeoplePerforming ArtWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 011 min read
The Best Harbourfront Promenades in Hong KongChristopher DewolfMarch 31, 2026We set out to explore the many public spaces along Victoria Harbour. Here are five of the best...A Little BreakInspring ItinerariesUrbanismWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 016 min read
Is the West Kowloon Cultural District Too Big to Fail?Simon CartledgeJanuary 14, 2026WestK’s new leader addresses recent controversies — while making the case that Hong Kong can’t afford to let the cultural district fail...A Little BreakArtEventInterviewsMusicPeoplePerforming ArtPhotographyStreet ArtUrbanismVideo artVisual ArtWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 016 min read
Meet Cehryl, Hong Kong’s Low-Key Pop GemRob GarrattNovember 27, 2025From Hong Kong to Los Angeles and back again, Cehryl has turned a global indie pop sound into something rooted in her hometown...ArtInterviewsMusicPeoplePortraits0 Comments 014 min read
Hong Kong and Jazz: An Improvised HistoryRob GarrattSeptember 12, 2025Jazz stalwart Clarence Chang surveys the city’s sudden embrace of improvised music...ArtMusic0 Comments 012 min read
Meet Caro Chan, Hong Kong’s Rising Chinese-Nigerian StarMolly GroganJuly 2, 2025Caro Chan is gaining attention from theatre to TV to standup comedy, all while navigating her identity as a Chinese Hongkonger with Igbo roots...ArtPeoplePerforming ArtPortraits0 Comments 011 min read
Hedwig and the Angry Inch Finally Comes to Hong KongMolly GroganMay 1, 2025Ivanhoe Lam has given the beloved musical a local adaptation to create a rollicking Hong Kong version of the genderqueer classic...ArtPeoplePerforming ArtPortraits0 Comments 010 min read
Freespace Jazz Fest and Popfest: Music for the PeopleChristopher DewolfOctober 22, 2024Two festivals bring big-ticket musicians — and plenty of free shows — to the West Kowloon Cultural District...ArtMusic0 Comments 05 min read
The Vanishing City: Tit Hong Lane and the Future of Hong KongMolly GroganMay 13, 2022On and On Theatre Workshop director Chan Ping-chiu looks back at his childhood home in Central to understand how Hong Kong is changing...ArtEventHistoryPeoplePerforming ArtPortraitsUrbanismWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 013 min read
A Big Audience for Hong Kong Bands: Clockenflap 2018Christopher DewolfOctober 30, 2018Although its biggest acts are usually from abroad, Clockenflap is also the place to discover Hong Kong's independent music scene....ArtMusicVideo art0 Comments 06 min read
The Vertical City, Part VI: A Hundred Hong Kong Towers at the Venice BiennaleChristopher DewolfMay 31, 2018Hong Kong brings its skyscrapers to the world’s largest architecture exhibition, asking how high-rise living can become more humane...ArchitectureDesignHistoryUrbanism0 Comments 19 min read
Jackfruit, Hibiscus and Horsetails: Meet the Trees That Will Populate West Kowloon’s New ParkChristopher DewolfOctober 6, 2016Hundreds of trees are being carefully grown in West Kowloon's Nursery Park, which will soon populate one of Hong Kong's most highly anticipated green spaces. ...A Little BreakCultureNatureWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments 07 min read
Freespace, Hong Kong’s Arts and Culture Free-For-AllChristopher DewolfNovember 5, 2015A monthly festival is laying the groundwork for the West Kowloon Cultural District....ArtMusicPerforming ArtPlayStreet Art0 Comments 05 min read