Children will have fun drawing, painting and letting their imagination run free! In small art classes all over Hong Kong, children will be guided through themed projects and taught the fundamentals of drawing, color mixing, painting techniques and even some interesting bits of art history. Pitter Painter painting classes are developmentally- appropriate and designed to give children a central idea to start from and the room to take this idea as far as their inspiration, little fingers and loads of paint will take them.

SC Gallery, a young and dynamic art space in Hong Kong located in Wong Chuk Hang, has been dedicated to providing an experimental platform for local artists who are making waves in the city's thriving art scene since its inception in 2022. One of SC Gallery’s missions is to showcase the work of bold, innovative creators who are pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. The gallery's flexible exhibition space and abundant resources enable its represented artists to realize ambitious installations and multimedia works, providing them with the freedom to fully explore their creative visions and various social topics. From up-and-coming talents to celebrated names in the local art scene, the gallery's diverse program celebrates the multifaceted creativity that Hong Kong has to offer.Recognizing the immense potential of Hong Kong-based creatives, SC Gallery has made it a priority to promote their work on an international level. As part of this mission, the gallery has been actively participating in prestigious art fairs around the world, offering its artists invaluable global opportunities, including exhibitions in Europe, and prestigious international art fairs in the Middle East. Led by its director, Sharon Cheung Po-Wah, a renowned veteran Hong Kong journalist with a keen eye for talent, SC Gallery strives to elevate the profile of local artists on the global stage, ultimately cementing Hong Kong's reputation as a thriving hub of contemporary art.

Square Street Gallery operates as an incubator that supports makers and arts workers early in their artistic careers. It collaborates with artists and curators whose practices challenge the social, political, and cultural fabrics of the contexts they inhabit, and provides a physical exhibition space open for experimentation. The gallery’s programming spans exhibition-making, artwork development, and publishing. Founded in 2021, Square Street Gallery is located in the historic Sheung Wan neighborhood on Hong Kong Island.

Tai Kwun is Hong Kong’s beating cultural heart, enabled by The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) in partnership with the Hong Kong SAR Government. A vibrant, welcoming space that brings people together, Tai Kwun is committed to inspiring the community through arts, culture and heritage. Located in the heart of Central, Hong Kong, Tai Kwun brings creative energy into our city by providing the people of Hong Kong with access to a variety of immersive, world-class experiences. It is open for all members of our community to enjoy, nurturing appreciation for arts, heritage and culture. Tai Kwun supports youth in our community with the skills and development opportunities needed to thrive in the creative industries. Together with HKJC, Tai Kwun aspires to contribute to a culturally vibrant Hong Kong, amplifying the city’s role as a thriving arts and cultural hub in the region and the global arena. The relationship between HKJC and Tai Kwun continues HKJC’s longstanding role as a supporter of the city’s iconic arts and cultural institutions, which aligns with HKJC’s purpose of acting continuously for the betterment of our society. HKJC funded the revitalisation and continues to fund the ongoing operation of Tai Kwun, which consist of three Declared Monuments – the former Central Police Station, Central Magistracy and Victoria Prison – transforming the historic site into an accessible world-class centre for arts, culture and heritage. In 2019, Tai Kwun received the Award of Excellence in the 2019 UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation.

For over 40 years since established, the Fringe Club has become a vibrant contemporary arts space where artists create and show their work, and those who enjoy the arts come to meet and see shows. Facilities for exhibitions and performances here are offered to both emerging and professional artists in Hong Kong and from overseas. The Fringe Club has been providing an open platform for the arts in Hong Kong since 1983. Performers and artists can show their work without having to go through selection process. Over the years, by pursuing this policy of open access, the Fringe Club has come to be identified with freedom of expression. This freedom is invariably associated with the pleasure of creating, showing and enjoying the arts, which we think should be done without isolating them from everyday life. Food and drinks are also served here to facilitate this communication. In 2001, the Fringe Club won the HKSAR Government’s first-ever Hong Kong Heritage Award, and its premises was declared Grade-1 heritage in 2009. In 2018, Fringe Club received the HKICON Conservation Award. By creatively transforming this old 1890s colonial building and giving it an entirely new existence and identity, this landmark building has become identified with the energetic and rapid development in arts and culture in Hong Kong. Up till now, the Fringe Club has presented 28 festivals and produced 24 original theatre, dance and site specific pieces. It has also arranged 68 tours in 15 cities, hosted over 100 residencies, and held over 1,600 exhibitions, 3,300 community outreach events, over 3,000 live-music shows, 9,000 stage performances and numerous overseas presentations, including Shanghai Expo 2010, the 54th Venice Biennale 2011, Taipei Hong Kong Week 2012 & 2014, Spotlight Hong Kong in Penang 2014 and Spotlight Hong Kong in Singapore 2007 & 2015.

Playback Concept offers a warm, pet-friendly and accessible environment to learning jewellery making and custom rings and bracelets. They also offer workshops on making engagement rings and wedding rings as well as beginner workshops that are safe for children.

Soekjing Studio was founded by Kwan Tse, an emerging artist from Hong Kong. Soekjing Studio offers glass blowing and stained glass workshops for 1 - 4 people and workshops typically last anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours making this the perfect activity with a small group of friends. For those with more experience looking to work on their own glass projects the studio and equipment is also available for rent.

Studio 83 offers courses and workshops in both Kwun Tong and Central. Acrylic, oil, watercolour and sketching as well as many other courses are all available and if you're not sure there is even an option for a trial session or a private class. Studio 83 also offers kid classes and corporate workshops.

Tang Contemporary Art was founded in Bangkok in 1997 with the entirety of supporting artists with creative and critical art projects. Over the last 27 years, curated exhibitions were based on promoting contemporary art in favor of a more sustainable and solidary ground for art creation and collective learning with the aim to foster more dynamic trans-cultural relationships between the Asian and the International art scenes. Tang Contemporary Art also tailors art projectors for patrons and collectors to engage with art in their respective eco-system. Tang Contemporary Art has recently added an 8th gallery space in the vibrating city of Singapore, alongside Bangkok, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Seoul, coupled with active participation in annual art fairs like Art Basel Hong Kong, KIAF, Frieze New York, Expo Chicago, The Armory Show, Art Geneve, Taipei Dangdai, Art SG and Masterpiece London. With an unparalleled contribution to the Asian and Chinese contemporary arts and its inclusion in the global art scenes, Tang Contemporary Art aims to create the best conditions for initiating dialogues between artists, curators, collectors, and institutions, as well as for nurturing new methodologies of making of contemporary art histories, promoting emerging young artists, and providing a platform for arts and cultural exchange both locally and internationally. Acting as one of the most progressive galleries in Asia, Tang Contemporary Art represents both the internationally renowned and the emerging, including artists like Adel Abdessemed, Etsu Egami, Gongkan, Jang Koal, Woo Kukwon, Niki de Saint Phalle, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Joana Vasconcelos, Ai Weiwei, Xiyao Wang, Huang Yong Ping, Shen Yuan, Zhao Zhao; artist groups like AES+F, Sun Yuan & Peng Yu, and Yangjiang Group.

The Handcrafter workshop teaches skills such as cutting, knocking, black silver oxidization, smoothing, sanding, and polishing. The workshop is based in Kwai Hing and has excellent user reviews.

Inclusiveness, transparency and reliability are all at the heart of Print House's T-shirt printing craft. They do all of their bespoke printing in-house so they can turnaround a quick and fast lead time. Print House aims to provide a high quality product with an efficient customer experience. From small orders, to larger batch orders for corporate company uniforms - get in contact and find out more about they are!

Soluna Fine Art is a gallery specializing in contemporary fine art and craft. Our mission is to revitalize multicultural aesthetics and philosophy by showcasing exquisite works by established and emerging artists with traditional values in contemporary dialogue. Works by artists represented by Soluna Fine Art can be found in private collections and institutions worldwide. Our annual program includes exhibitions, fairs, educational initiatives, and multi-disciplinary collaborations on an international level.

Sun Museum, a non-profit, independent museum established by Simon Suen Foundation, aims to promote Chinese art and culture. It strives to facilitate general understanding of how the art world in Hong Kong is enlivened by a diversity of cultures and how the local community is enlightened by a wealth of Chinese traditions. With the emphasis on China and Hong Kong art and culture, the Museum organises thematic exhibitions with objects on loan from collectors, artists and other cultural bodies. Related talks and guided tours are also offered to enrich our visitors' experience. ​ Simon Suen Foundation is a charitable organisation registered with the Hong Kong Government. ​

We are a family run business located just behind Stanley Market. We are a small but well equiped studio with plenty of natural light. We have 5 Shimpo wheels, 2 Nabertherm Kilns, a wall mounted extruder, slab roller, and a wide assortment of hand building tools. We offer kids classes, birthday parties, wheel throwing courses, corporate wellness, pottery painting and much more.

The Mills is a landmark revitalization project from Nan Fung Group completed in 2018. A destination consisting of a business incubator, experiential retail, and a non-profit cultural institution may be relatively unfamiliar to Hong Kong people; yet you will discover from The Mills’ vision and history that it is a purely Hong Kong story. The Mills witnessed the manufacturing heyday in the 1960s, and now carries on that legacy with a future of applied creativity and innovation. Visitors can explore the continuity of an authentic Hong Kong story, where themes of textile and industry are woven into experiences of innovation, culture, and learning.