“Waves Weaving Pavilion – Co-Weaving Workshop” invites the public to contribute to the making of Waves Weaving Pavilion on Kau Sai Island. From fixing a boat to making a fishing net, we can see the presence of rope in fishermen’s daily lives. Learning from the technique of weaving and the use of rope in fishing […]
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Would you be enchanted to grace the Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival with your fingerprint? The auspicious moment is at hand! Let the Ci-fu Jai of St. James’ Creation, Ka Lok, unveil the technique of sculpting mini clay mountains to all who seek inspiration. The opportunity for your creation to adorn this year’s Arts Festival […]
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The unique island of Yim Tin Tsai retains a rich heritage of religious and Hakka culture. Witnessed by Catholicism, profound kinship inherits from generation to generation. The close and harmonious connection among the sky, the earth and the people on the island adds distinctive religious and ethnic features to Yim Tin Tsai.
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A professional-led kayaking around Sharp Island is a fun activity for those who like to enjoy the unique geology of Sai Kung Hoi and the beautiful scenery of the blue sky and green oasis. You can view the island from the sea at different angles, ideal for visitors who like to explore at their own pace!
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Yim Tin Tsai has its rich cultural stories, village atmosphere and natural resources. Salt Making Workshop is an educational workshop that will inspire participants to learn about natural life and historical and cultural crafts. Participants can learn and experience the unique traditional process of producing sea salt in the village, as the only restored saltpan in Hong Kong.
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The event will feature music and dance performances by Bloom Dance Academy, a group of teenagers enjoying performance, an a cappella group Gay Singers, and an indie girl band WHIZZ.
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Hong Kong, formed by islands, has evolved our unique culture, religions, geology and social practices in harmony with nature. During this 3-year Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival, aside from our base at Yim Tin Tsai, participants can further explore the old and the new of Sai Kung Hoi at Sharp Island, High Island and Kau Sai Chau through different art installations and public programmes. With the theme of《Joy Again, Isle》, we wish that the isles can be the place where people meet, connect, begin and enjoy their journeys to experience the healing power of arts and nature.
