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1/ Brief Introduction on "Hong Kong Memory" Exhibition

Date: 2026/11/1 (Sunday) to 2026/11/29 (Sunday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Aberdeen Public Library
Description: The "Hong Kong Memory" website is a multimedia website that gives free and open access to digitized materials on the historical and cultural heritage of Hong Kong, including text documents, photographs, posters, sound recordings, motion pictures and videos. The website has been made available for public access since December 2012.
In order to increase the public awareness on this resourceful website, the Hong Kong Public Libraries will arrange a roving exhibition to introduce its origin, content structure and to visualize the characteristics of the "Hong Kong Memory" website.

2/ Children's Book Display: Comic Books

Date: 2026/9/1 (Tuesday) to 2026/9/30 (Wednesday)
Time: Library Opening Hours
Venue: Aberdeen Public Library

1/ Thematic Storytelling Workshops 2026: Einstein’s Journey of Growth

Date: 2026/9/20 (Sunday)
Time: 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Venue: Aberdeen Public Library (Extension Activities Room)
Description: Centred on the theme of “Einstein’s Journey of Growth”, the workshops feature three members of the Story Adventure Team who will invite children into the world of stories to explore the life of Albert Einstein, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist. Starting from Einstein’s childhood when he already displayed an insatiable curiosity, children will discover how he gradually embarked on the path to becoming an outstanding scientist under the influence of his parents and teachers. After the story theatre, members of the Story Adventure Team will work with children to make a simple compass, which can be taken home to further develop an interest in science.
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