Poland | 2025 Director: Magdalena Nieć In Polish with Chinese and English subtitles Duration 1 hr 33 mins Age Recommendation: Best for ages 8 or above With the help of her best friend Lampo, the famous travelling dog, Zuzia finally gets the chance to travel to the US for a heart operation. In this sequel, Zuzia heals and returns home, only to discover that Lampo has disappeared! Waiting at the station instead is another four-legged friend, a female dog named Luna, who looks just like Lampo. What does Luna have to do with the disappearance of Lampo? Together with her friend Antek, Zuzia sets off on an adventure to find Lampo, her beloved companion. #Family #Dogs #Investigation

Germany, Czech Republic, Canada | 2025 Director: Reza Memari In English with Chinese and English subtitles Duration 1 hr 31 mins Age Recommendation: Best for ages 6 or above Award of the Club of Festivals Children, SCHLiNGEL International Film Festival 2025, Germany Vincent, a young humpback whale, is the orphaned son of the whale singer, whose magical song once protected the oceans. Haunted by the loss of his parents, Vincent becomes afraid to sing and struggles to believe in his own voice. When a mysterious monster threatens marine life, Vincent must confront his deepest fears with the help of his friends and find the courage to summon a song powerful enough to save the seas from destruction. #Brave #Singing #UnderTheSea

Germany, Czech Republic, Canada | 2025 Director: Reza Memari In English with Chinese and English subtitles Duration 1 hr 31 mins Age Recommendation: Best for ages 6 or above Award of the Club of Festivals Children, SCHLiNGEL International Film Festival 2025, Germany Vincent, a young humpback whale, is the orphaned son of the whale singer, whose magical song once protected the oceans. Haunted by the loss of his parents, Vincent becomes afraid to sing and struggles to believe in his own voice. When a mysterious monster threatens marine life, Vincent must confront his deepest fears with the help of his friends and find the courage to summon a song powerful enough to save the seas from destruction. #Brave #Singing #UnderTheSea

Wonder begins when gentle hands reach out High up in the magical tree, caterpillar puppets nuzzle and play. Mama bird broods over her luminous eggs in a cozy nest. Forest guides invite tiny explorers to move gently through the enchanting environment, caressing little heads with soft feathers. Fascinating instruments fill the air with tender lullabies. As evening falls, the moon rises over the shimmering Milky Way, inspiring little ones with the strength to take flight like a baby bird. Toddlers can sit on parents' laps or cushions, or crawl and walk to discover a world of textures at their own pace and interact with the performers in a nurturing and intimate space made just for them. Created by Canada's Théâtre Motus, specialist in crafting performances for thevery young, Tree is a multi-sensory universe of light, puppetry and live music, the perfect first theatre experience for little ones aged 1 to 3.

The Netherlands, Belgium | 2025 Directors: Vincent Bal, Wip Vernooij In English with Chinese and English subtitles Duration 1 hr 25 mins Age Recommendation: Best for ages 6 or above Best Film, Ketnet-Jury Award, Antwerp Youth Film Festival 2026, Belgium Best Animated Feature, Sharjah International Children’s Film Festival 2025, United Arab Emirates Audience Award, Tauron Young Horizons International Film Festival 2025, Poland Domesticated cat Miss Moxy is living a life that many could only dream of. But one day, everything has changed! She gets lost during a holiday and must find her way back home across Southern Europe with the help of the most despicable creatures a cat can imagine: a goofy dog and a wise old bird. During this journey, she broadens her horizons on life and discovers the true meaning of friendship. #Pets #Friendship #Missing

Poland | 2025 Director: Magdalena Nieć In Polish with Chinese and English subtitles Duration 1 hr 33 mins Age Recommendation: Best for ages 8 or above With the help of her best friend Lampo, the famous travelling dog, Zuzia finally gets the chance to travel to the US for a heart operation. In this sequel, Zuzia heals and returns home, only to discover that Lampo has disappeared! Waiting at the station instead is another four-legged friend, a female dog named Luna, who looks just like Lampo. What does Luna have to do with the disappearance of Lampo? Together with her friend Antek, Zuzia sets off on an adventure to find Lampo, her beloved companion. #Family #Dogs #Investigation

In ancient China, repeated southward migrations of people from the Central Plains facilitated the spread of Central Plains music to the Lingnan region, where it merged with local customs and cultures to form a splendid musical lineage. In the mid-twentieth century, Hong Kong welcomed immigrants from various regions to settle and take root, becoming an open city that bears diverse historical and cultural memories and preserves numerous items of intangible cultural heritage to this day. This project presents a community tour themed on Intangible Cultural Heritage music to inherit, revitalise, and promote musical items listed on the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory.​

Huqin master Wong On-yuen, known for his vibrant tones of the two-stringed musical instruments, along with local young huqin musicians and the Windpipe Chinese Music Ensemble, will perform a selection of his original composition, world-premiere and classic pieces. The concert not only marks the long-awaited reunion between Wong and the audience, but also ignites a captivating spark of heritage and creativity throughout the evening. Artistic Advisor and Huqin: Wong On-yuen Conductors: Ho Man-chuen, Szeto Kin

Finland | 2021 Director: Juha Wuolijoki Live Cantonese dubbing with no subtitles Duration 1 hr 25 mins Age Recommendation: Best for ages 6 or above Best Film, Gryphon Award (Elements 6+), Giffoni Film Festival 2022, Italy Best Film Nomination, Jussi Awards 2022, Finland Based on Simo “Aapeli” Puupponen’s novel Koko kaupungin Vinski After meeting a mysterious pharmacist, 10-year-old Vinski is given a bottle of magical powder that allows him to become invisible and walk through walls. With his new powers, Vinski is tasked with saving his hometown of Hömpstad from a group of criminals and he becomes Hömpstad’s invisible superhero. Based on Aapeli’s classic Finnish children novel published in 1954, director Juha Wuolijoki has successfully transformed the story with a touch of modern flair. #MagicPower #Superhero #Invisible #LiteraryAdaptation

Synchronising the fluidity of ballet with the delicacy of Chinese dance, dance drama "Lady White Snake" constructs two spaces of the real and mental world, giving new vitality to the legendary tale. Under the artistic direction of renowned international ballet star Tan YuanYuan, the production transforms the thousand-year-old story into a spiritual exploration of a woman’s journey of self-discovery. Lady White, Xu Xian and Fa Hai in the original story are reinterpreted as the modern wife, husband and psychotherapist respectively, while Xiao Qing (Green Snake) embodies the untamed id in pursuit of selfhood. The innovative stage design blends oriental aesthetics with new technology, breathing new life into this compelling tale through a global lens. Synopsis A happily married wife has recently been dreaming every night of a green snake that relentlessly entangles her. Fear begins to take hold, and her husband takes her to seek medical help. Under hypnosis guided by a psychologist, the layers of her dreams are gradually unveiled. What unfolds alongside them is the illusion of her “happiness” and her unyielding pursuit of a life on her own terms… Artistic Director: Tan YuanYaun Performed by: 'Moon' Cast (12/6): Ao Dingwen, Wu Husheng, Tan Yimei, Song Yu 'Luck' Cast (13/6): Liu Sirui, Sun Jiayong, Wang Nianci, Su Hailu with Shanghai Opera House Dance Ensemble  Please refer to the Chinese Culture Festival website for details of extension activities.

The Netherlands, Belgium | 2024 Directors: Joost van den Bosch, Erik Verkerk In English with Chinese and English subtitles Duration 1 hr 2 mins Age Recommendation: Best for ages 3 or above Best Dutch Children’s Film Nomination, Cinekid Film Festival 2025, The Netherlands Just Film Juniors’ Competition Nomination, Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 2025, Estonia Tummy Tom is back! On a winter’s day, Tummy Tom and Cat Mouse discover something new: snow! But there’s another surprise: a new neighbour, a big, noisy dog called Woof. Not good news for the cats! As Tummy Tom and Cat Mouse run away from Woof, they find a sledge that is perfect for sliding down the dunes! While they are having fun in the snow, Woof is never far behind. Is Woof really that scary? Or does he just want to be friends? #NewFriends #Cats #Dogs

Using dance as a brush and music as ink, "Harmony in Eternal Melody" is like a long ballad set to the music of the Chu state. When He Cheng, the new king of the He state, succeeds to the throne, the Yue state sends bronze chime bells as gifts, hoping to secure peace between the two countries. But during the night, assassins come. With the general of the He state vowing vengeance, King He Cheng is caught in a dilemma. At the expedition ceremony, the musician-dancer Xi Yin comes forward to uncover the conspirators’ plot, and finally harmony and peace are restored. The production also features 1:1 replicas of ancient instruments such as bronze chime bells from the Hubei Provincial Museum to conjure up an ancient Chu atmosphere. Chief Director: Wang Ge

Feature Films 3+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 3 and above) Mumbo Jumbo Tummy Tom 2: A New Friend for Tummy Tom Feature Films 6+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 6 and above) The Last Whale Singer Miss Moxy Rufus - The Sea Serpent Who Couldn't Swim The Songbirds' Secret Tales from the Magic Garden Feature Films 8+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 8 and above) Lampo the Travelling Dog 2 Mary Anning Vinski and the Invisibility Powder Feature Films 12+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 12 and above) Living Large I Accidentally Wrote a Book Special Programme – Dome Show & Post - Screening Activity Animation & Shorts Carnival Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 1 – Wings and Feathers Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 2 – Challenges and Fun with Bestie Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 3 – Creative Power and Imagination

Feature Films 3+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 3 and above) Mumbo Jumbo Tummy Tom 2: A New Friend for Tummy Tom Feature Films 6+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 6 and above) The Last Whale Singer Miss Moxy Rufus - The Sea Serpent Who Couldn't Swim The Songbirds' Secret Tales from the Magic Garden Feature Films 8+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 8 and above) Lampo the Travelling Dog 2 Mary Anning Vinski and the Invisibility Powder Feature Films 12+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 12 and above) Living Large I Accidentally Wrote a Book Special Programme – Dome Show & Post - Screening Activity Animation & Shorts Carnival Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 1 – Wings and Feathers Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 2 – Challenges and Fun with Bestie Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 3 – Creative Power and Imagination

Fantastic for Families Awards 2023 Best Family Arts Activity ★★★★★ "A perfect theatrical experience for every age group" — Birmingham What's On, UK ------------------------------------ Blast Off to the Moon... and then Back to Your Bedroom! What happens when five kids run out of games to play? They shoot for the moon! In Starchitects, five friends unleash their boundless creativity, turning cardboard boxes into aeroplanes, launchpads and rockets. They soar, tumble and leap across a universe of volcanic planets, shooting stars and infinite space in a breathtaking spectacle of aerial acrobatics and dance-circus choreography. They meet the moon fairies, a giant green alien and the fearsome lava king, before finding their way back home. Powered by Motionhouse's signature technical innovation, stunning digital projections transform the stage into a living cosmos, seamlessly integrating physical and digital effects in sync. Named Best Family Arts Activity at the UK’s Fantastic for Families Awards, Starchitects will bring a dazzling adventure of colour, acrobatics, dance and digital spectacle unlike anything you have ever seen. No wonder audiences aged 3 to 70+ across the UK are left breathless! Your launchpad is waiting. Secure your seats now! Starchitects is created in association with Bluestone National Park Resort, supported by Warwick Arts Centre. Motionhouse is supported by Arts Council England with additional support from Warwick District Council and is a Birmingham Hippodrome Associate Company.

In ancient China, repeated southward migrations of people from the Central Plains facilitated the spread of Central Plains music to the Lingnan region, where it merged with local customs and cultures to form a splendid musical lineage. In the mid-twentieth century, Hong Kong welcomed immigrants from various regions to settle and take root, becoming an open city that bears diverse historical and cultural memories and preserves numerous items of intangible cultural heritage to this day. This project presents a community tour themed on Intangible Cultural Heritage music to inherit, revitalise, and promote musical items listed on the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory.​

Beloved stories brought to life through the magic of live music "Who’s been eating my porridge?” three hungry bears cry. Follow the mischievous girl and the gifted bear pianist, together with an ensemble of musicians through two beloved tales in one loving musical journey. In the first half, performers bring the classic Goldilocks and the Three Bears to life as live music captures the tiptoeing of Goldilocks, the crack of baby bear’s chair and the thundering footsteps of three surprised bears. Then the magic shifts: The Bear and the Piano — the heart-tugging Waterstones Prize-winning illustrated book by David Litchfield turned into animation — fills the screen, with live music synchronised to every brushstroke. Children can meet the performers and get up close with their instruments, and discover how each one tells its own part of the story.

Feature Films 3+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 3 and above) Mumbo Jumbo Tummy Tom 2: A New Friend for Tummy Tom Feature Films 6+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 6 and above) The Last Whale Singer Miss Moxy Rufus - The Sea Serpent Who Couldn't Swim The Songbirds' Secret Tales from the Magic Garden Feature Films 8+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 8 and above) Lampo the Travelling Dog 2 Mary Anning Vinski and the Invisibility Powder Feature Films 12+ Age Recommendation (Best for ages 12 and above) Living Large I Accidentally Wrote a Book Special Programme – Dome Show & Post - Screening Activity Animation & Shorts Carnival Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 1 – Wings and Feathers Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 2 – Challenges and Fun with Bestie Animation & Shorts Carnival Programme 3 – Creative Power and Imagination

Brahms: Violin Sonata No. 1 in G , Op. 78 Brahms: Violin Sonata No. 2 in A , Op. 100 Brahms: Violin Sonata No. 3 in D minor, Op. 108

Classical Music Lecture Series 1: “Paganini 24 Caprices” Speaker: Jimmy Shiu Violin Demonstrator: Wang Liang Paganini’s mysterious and legendary life earned him the nickname ‘the Devil’s Violinist’. His caprices demand such daunting technical prowess that they are rarely heard in concert halls. "Paganini 24 Caprices" is a rare treat, offering music lovers not only the chance to experience the complete set of 24 Caprices up close, but also a deeper understanding of these masterpieces through technical analysis, tips for appreciation and Q&A. Truth be told, the brilliance of "Paganini 24 Caprices" extends far beyond mere technical virtuosity. 20 May 2026 (Wed) Lecture 1: Caprices No. 1-6 27 May 2026 (Wed) Lecture 2: Caprices No. 7-12 3 Jun 2026 (Wed) Lecture 3: Caprices No. 13-18 10 Jun 2026 (Wed) Lecture 4: Caprices No. 19-24 Classical Music Lecture Series 2: “Romantic Piano Concertos” Speaker: Jimmy Shiu Paganini was an early advocate of Romanticism; and Paganini’s caprices have a part to play in awakening the aspiration for virtuosity in the 19th century, aptly showcased by pianists in concerto performances. On top of virtuosity, the series will cover a lot more including: -Why concerto? — An outline of the history of the concerto with emphasis on the keyboard -General framework of classical piano concertos -New features of romantic piano concertos in -Form -Orchestration -Counterpoint -Expression of non-musical content -Roles of the soloist and the orchestra -Development of the piano, the orchestra, and the concert hall in the 19th century -The rising of star pianists! 17 Jun 2026 (Wed) Lecture 1: Introduction and the Early Romantics 　Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat, “Emperor” 　Mendelssohn: Piano Concerto No. 1 in G minor 24 Jun 2026 (Wed) Lecture 2: Two Charistmatic Pianists 　Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor 　Liszt: Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat 8 Jul 2026 (Wed) Lecture 3: The Two A minor Concertos 　Schumann: Piano Concerto in A minor 　Grieg: Piano Concerto in A minor 15 Jul 2026 (Wed) Lecture 4: Two Symphonic Concertos 　Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor & No. 2 in B-flat 22 Jul 2026 (Wed) Lecture 5: Bravura East and West! 　Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No. 1 in Bb minor 　Saint-Saens: Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor 29 Jul 2026 (Wed) Lecture 6: Romantic of the 20th Century 　Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor & "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini" (Information provided by the speaker) Conducted in Cantonese. Free seating.

When music transforms into images, the stage becomes an interactive space, and sound takes on textures that can be “seen”, multimedia art becomes more than a display of technology.  It emerges as a creative language that reorganises sensory experience and narrative form.  For this lecture series, we have invited three creators from the fields of visual design, stage multimedia, and sound and new media art to talk about their respective journeys.  Drawing on real creative cases, they will share their ideas, production processes, and observations on emerging trends to guide participants to explore how multimedia can unleash creative possibilities in the contemporary stage environment. In Cantonese 6 May (Wed) Lecture 1 Constructing Space: The Dance Between Body and Image 13 May (Wed) Lecture 2 Technology in Theatre: Multimedia Storytelling and Emerging Trends 20 May (Wed) Lecture 3 Sound as Instrument: The Evolution of Sound Art and Multimedia Creation The speaker reserves the right to change the programme content.