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Exhibition on Professor LO Wai-luen Collection
Professor LO Wai-luen, with pen names “Xiao Si” and “Ming Chuan”, is a famous writer and educator. Since 2012, Professor LO shows her keen support to the Documents Collection Campaign by donating books, periodicals and documents to the Hong Kong Central Library. The library specially established the "LO Wai-luen Collection"and compiled the catalogue, which serves as a reference tool for researchers and readers. The exhibition showcases some selected items from the LO Wai-luen Collection including books and documents donated by Professor LO.
“Hand-in-Hand for Benevolence: Tung Wah’s Fundraising Culture and Social Development” Roving Exhibitions
Other Exhibitions /Overcoming Hardships – Charitable Organisations and Hong Kong Social Development Subject Talks /Hand-in-Hand for Benevolence: Tung Wah’s Fundraising Culture and Social Development Roving Exhibitions
This exhibition will look back on the development of TWGHs’ fundraising culture and social development of Hong Kong.
Heritage Fiesta 2021 cum Roving Exhibition - “Revitalisation Projects of Government-Owned Historic Buildings” Roving Exhibition
Other Exhibitions /Heritage Fiesta 2021 cum Roving Exhibition - “Revitalisation Projects of Government-Owned Historic Buildings” Roving Exhibition
This roving exhibition unveils some of the selected gems under the Revitalisation Scheme and “Conserving Central” initiative for public’s visit and enjoyment of these historic buildings that stand the times in Hong Kong.
The Hong Kong Musicians Series: Tung Chor and National Chinese Music in Hong Kong
TUNG Chor (1927-2009) was a seasoned Chinese music conductor, composer and critic. He composed and arranged many musical works, as well as conducted various Chinese orchestras and choirs in Hong Kong. He has made remarkable musical achievements in his life time.
The exhibition showcases the music scores, photographs, house programmes, newspaper clipping and trophy. Readers can learn more about his contributions in the field of national Chinese music in Hong Kong.
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