Exhibitions
| Date: |
2025/1/7 (Tuesday) to 2025/1/20 (Monday) |
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Library Opening Hours |
| Venue: |
Aberdeen Public Library
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| Description: |
The exhibition aims to enhance the public's interest and understanding of the important supportiong role of Hong Kong guerrillas in the period of the "War of Resistance" and Japanese Occupation. |
| Date: |
2025/1/4 (Saturday) to 2025/1/15 (Wednesday) |
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Library Opening Hours |
| Venue: |
Sheung Shui Public Library
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| Description: |
Conservation plays a vital role in safeguarding invaluable cultural heritage for future generations through a sustained commitment to care. This process encompasses two essential approaches: preventive and interventive conservation. The expertise of conservators extends beyond museums and is also applicable in our everyday lives, for example pest control.
Supplemented with video playback, the roving exhibition features the principles of conservation and the scope of work of a conservator. Showcasing various scientific instruments used for conservation research and analysis, and four selected case studies with many self-explanatory photos, the exhibition provides a holistic understanding of conservation to visitors in a lively and story-telling manner.
The roving exhibition also introduces common pests and useful tips for pest control at home, encouraging visitors to apply conservation practices into daily life and to raise public awareness of heritage conservation. |
| Date: |
2025/1/2 (Thursday) to 2025/1/14 (Tuesday) |
| Time: |
Library Opening Hours |
| Venue: |
Sha Tin Public Library
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| Description: |
This roving exhibition allows the public to appreciate the value and significance of the buildings, and understand their connection with the surrounding environment. |
| Date: |
2025/1/2 (Thursday) to 2025/1/14 (Tuesday) |
| Time: |
Library Opening Hours |
| Venue: |
Chai Wan Public Library
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| Description: |
This roving exhibition allows the public to appreciate the value and significance of the buildings, and understand their connection with the surrounding environment. |
| Date: |
2024/12/11 (Wednesday) to 2025/1/7 (Tuesday) |
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Library Opening Hours |
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Hong Kong Central Library (8/F Cultural and Historical Resources Corner)
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| Description: |
Through the exhibition, the Hong Kong Central Library aims to enable patrons to gain a deeper understanding of the history, culture and development of Shenzhen in "Window of Shenzhen", which also marks a further strengthening of cultural interaction and exchange between Hong Kong and Shenzhen.
With photos and texts, the exhibition briefs visitors on the history, reform and opening up, cultural integration, nature and ecology of Shenzhen, as well as shared heritage between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, showcasing the richness, openness and innovations of Shenzhen. Selected landmark works in various fields donated by the Shenzhen Library are also on display at the exhibition. |
| Date: |
2024/12/20 (Friday) to 2025/1/3 (Friday) |
| Time: |
Library Opening Hours |
| Venue: |
Ping Shan Tin Shui Wai Public Library
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| Description: |
Marriage marks a significant new stage of life for many couples, with wedding ceremonies and celebrations highlighting the rich traditions and culture of a society. In Hong Kong, the customs and registration associated with marriage reflect Hong Kong’s uniqueness in bringing together both Eastern and Western cultures. This exhibition will take the audience on a journey to revisit the development of marriage system and customs in Hong Kong and unveil lesser-known stories behind the archival records. |
| Date: |
2024/9/1 (Sunday) to 2024/12/31 (Tuesday) |
| Time: |
Library Opening Hours |
| Venue: |
Hong Kong Central Library (8/F Rare Book Reading Room)
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| Description: |
The streets pulse with the daily life of people there, while the names of streets and places embrace their stories behind. The document display showcases selected newspaper clippings, books, periodicals, maps and photos, etc., introduces the characteristics of street naming from the early years and the story behind the street nicknames. We can also witness the transformation of local livelihood and trajectory of urban development through different documents.
This document display is also one of the activities in the Chinese Culture Promotion Series. The LCSD has long been promoting Chinese history and culture through organizing an array of programmes and activities to enable the public to learn more about the broad and profound Chinese culture. For more information, please visit www.lcsd.gov.hk/en/ccpo/index.html. |
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