Photo: Marty Desilets
Monday
Presented by Slow Food Hong Kong and The Fringe Club, “Chef Talks” sees eight of our celebrated culinary gurus reveal what motivates, annoys and inspires them in the kitchen. Tonight, hear from Richard Ekkebus of Amber. More details.
Tuesday
Now in its third year, the WYNG Masters Award has made “waste” the subject of its 2014-2015 photography competition. Aiming to nurture the growth of photography as a local art form and stimulate dialogue and awareness of Hong Kong’s throwaway culture, the awards bring the work of the seven finalists to an exhibition at Hong Kong City Hall. More details.
Photo: Ding Yuan Shan
Wednesday
Lee Rainie is the co-author of “Networked”, a book that examines the concept of “networked individualism” – whereby relationships are no longer confined to neighbourhoods, work becomes less hierarchical, and we are encouraged to engage in order to glean information. Raine will guide us through the challenges and chances this ever-evolving world throws up during “Networked: The New Social Operating System”. More details.
Thursday
Japanese pop music duo EGOIST was originally formed to create theme music for an anime series, but they proved to be so popular that they continued to make music even after the show ended. Watch songwriter Ryo, of Supercell fame, join forces with vocalist Chelly to create j-pop that will melt your socks off. More details.
Friday
As Hong Kong goes all “français” for Le French May, lead sponsor Kronenbourg 1664 is stepping up in a attempt to make Hongkongers live more like the French – which apparently means having access to cheap booze, any time of the day or night. As of tonight, Hongkongers will be able to use anyhour.com.hk to select one of 60 Hong Kong bars to enjoy Happy Hour prices at, even when their session is over. More details.
Saturday
Anonymous French street artist Invader is coming back to Hong Kong! As one of undeniable highlights of Le French May, Invader will host an exhibition aptly named “Wipe Out”, bringing replicas of past invasions to The Qube pop-up space at PMQ and exploring the status of street art in the city. More details.
Sunday
Hongkongers love nothing more than shopping… or maybe eating… or perhaps free stuff. Oh lookie here, an event combining all three! After several successful trial runs at PMQ, the Dine & Design Festival is set to stretch its legs all weekend at the Central Habourfront, but it’s perfect for a Sunday mooch. More details.
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