Fee: Free of charge

Location: M+ galleries and Learning Hub

Audience:

• Special schools
• Registered charitable or non-profit organisations related to rehabilitation services or persons with disabilities
• Welfare service units managed or funded by the Social Welfare Department (please refer to Social Welfare Department website for the list of subsidised welfare service units)
• Elder Academies established with support from the Labour and Welfare Bureau and Elderly Commission
• Agency Members of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service (for Social Service Organisations, Self-Help groups, Uniform Groups only)

Transportation Subsidy:

• For particular guided visits, transportation subsidies are available for eligible organisations. Please check the corresponding booking form for details.
• Available on a first-come, first-served basis. The maximum subsidy amount per organisation is HKD 1,500. Please specify if your group needs the subsidy on the booking form.

The visits accommodate group members with diverse intellectual and cognitive needs. Help us make your visit more inclusive and accessible and specify anything we should know on the booking form.

Audio description in Cantonese and Hong Kong Sign Language interpretation can be arranged by request.

To ensure that everyone can enjoy our tours and activities, M+ strives to provide an accessible museum environment without barriers.

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Bookings are available in phases. All guided visits have a limited quota and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

M+ Collections Thematic Tours and Workshops (2026 Phase One)

Programme period: January to March 2026

Registration period: Starting from 24 October at 16:00 to 14 November 2025 on this webpage

Result announcement: 28 November 2025 via email

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Visits to Zao Wou-Ki: Master Printmaker

Programme period: January to March 2026

Registration period: Starting from 24 October at 16:00 to 14 November 2025 on this webpage

Result announcement: 28 November 2025 via email

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These guided visits are designed to draw connections between the M+ Collections and daily life experiences, piquing participants’ interests, curiosity, and creativity. Groups can choose a tour-only experience to discover the ideas driving the practices of artists and makers in our collections or opt for a tour-and-workshop experience to unleash their creativity.

Programme Period:

• 2026 Phase 1: January to March 2026
• 2026 Phase 2: April to June 2026
• 2026 Phase 3: July to September 2026
• 2026 Phase 4: October to December 2026

Tour-only Experience (60 min.)

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays

Time: 10:15 or 11:45

Group size: Max. 25 participants per session (including companions, teachers, and staff)

Tour-and-workshop Experience (120 min.)

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays

Time: 10:00

Group size: Max. 25 participants per session (including companions, teachers, and staff)

Tour: Visit Things, Spaces, Interactions and Making it Matters

What does a liveable community look like in your mind? Come join the M+ Educators on a journey through different community and civic architecture projects in the galleries. Together, we will explore how architectural designs respond to the various needs of community members, meanwhile reflecting on our own living environments and needs. We will also look at the imaginative ideas of architects and designers, as we uncover the diverse possibilities for the future of our shared spaces.

Workshop:

Step into the shoes of a "community designer"! Let’s think about what we need in a community using our personal experiences as the starting point, then work together to bring our ideal to life.

Tour: Visit Shanshui: Echoes and Signals

The same ocean and mountains can take on a myriad of interpretations by different observers. Let’s delve into the realm of landscapes with curiosity, and learn to observe and experience everything that surrounds us from different distances and perspectives like a creator.

Workshop:

Craft sculptures that encapsulate your most memorable impression of Hong Kong, then collectively transform them into unique imaginary landscapes using light and shadow.

Tour: Visit M+ Sigg Collection: Inner Worlds

When life brings changes and challenges, how can we express complex emotions in our inner world? Come explore feelings of calm, joy, confusion, tension, and sadness through artworks with our educators. Connecting with these artworks makes us more aware of our own emotions as we go through life’s ups and downs, revealing the strength of self-care through creative expression.

Workshop:

Let’s take our invisible emotions and turn them into something we can see and touch. We will observe and discover what our feelings are like and express them visually, making them visible and tangible. Then, we will create a ‘place’ for these emotions where our minds can ground themselves and find peace.

How did Zao Wou-Ki push the boundaries of printmaking through his unique aesthetics, techniques, and style in oil painting? Join M+ Educators on an exploration of Zao Wou-Ki: Master Printmaker, traversing Zao’s journey of continuous creative breakthroughs, to appreciate the infinite possibilities inherent in abstract art with openness. Participants will then be prompted to experience the mutability and wonders of printmaking with a simple art-making workshop.

Programme period: January to March 2026

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays

Time: 10:15 or 11:45

Duration: Approximately 75 min.

Is art only meant to be appreciated with our eyes?

During this sensory voyage, M+ Educators will lead participants to open their senses to all that we see, listen, and touch. By immersing ourselves in the realm of ‘dreams’ in the exhibition, we will explore how bodily experiences influence our understanding and feelings towards our surroundings. Building on the tour, participants will also experiment with the creative use of materials with various textures in the post-tour activity, discovering the wondrous connection between materials and emotions while weaving their personal stories.

Programme period: October to December 2025

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays

Time: 9:30 or 9:45

Duration: Approximately 120 min.

Crossing through dreamscapes, participants are invited to explore various sensations and find resonance. Encounter the female perspectives through the unique artistic language of female artists, exploring social issues, materials, and sensory experiences through their creations. Within a sensorial realm interwoven with space, lights and shadows, moving image, and sound, participants are prompted to sense bodily reactions and responses, discovering a collective perceptual experience in art appreciation that transcends languages.

The event consists of two parts:

• Orientation: M+ instructors will provide an overview of the exhibition and the content of the artworks.
• Self-guided Visit: Participants can leisurely view the artworks and videos at their own pace, immersing themselves in the sensory environment created by the artworks. They can also interact and engage with others during the experience.

Programme period: November to December 2025

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays

Time: 9:30, 10:30, 11:30, 14:00, or 15:00

Duration: Approximately 120 min.

To encourage audiences of all ages to explore diverse creative territories within visual culture, M+ also works in collaboration with The Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong (BGCA) as a community partner to invite families from different backgrounds to Family Day from October to December to participate in drop-in activities echoing the Dream Rooms exhibition, including live musical performances and body movement activities led by artists. Fostering connection and growth through play and art, children and adults can begin a joint path to self-discovery using their bodies and voices as a vessel to engage with the surrounding world. Simultaneously, M+ Educators will become storytellers, sharing tales exploring themes such as dreams, birth, and the body with families.

Why explore the creative genius of Picasso? While many recognise his unique style—abstract forms, bold colours, and innovative techniques like collages—his creativity extends beyond just visual appeal. Facilitated by M+ Educators, participants will uncover the essence of Picasso’s creativity and explore the parallels with the works of the Asia artists featured in The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Picasso for Asia—A Conversation, highlighting their distinctive expressions and the ways they draw from daily life, much like Picasso did. Followed by a making workshop after the tour, participants will also get the chance to express themselves with their creativity inspired by the artists.

Exclusively sponsored by Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, this programme is part of the ‘Jockey Club Community Outreach and Arts Education Programmes’.

Programme period: April to July 2025

Date: Selected Fridays and Saturdays

Time: 10:00, 10:15, 14:30 or 14:45

Duration: Approximately 120 min.

The Community Day invites social service organisations to experience M+ in a self-directed way. The programme provides an opportunity for eligible groups to arrange self-guided visits to The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Picasso for Asia—A Conversation in a large group setting.

Following an informative orientation about the exhibition, participants can freely explore the galleries at their own pace, equipped with an engaging self-guided learning tool that helps shape their journey’s narrative. Participants can then also enjoy screenings related to the exhibition, dive into discussions, interact with one another, and uncover the stories behind the works displayed, leaving with a rich, collective and yet personal viewing experience.

Exclusively sponsored by Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, this programme is part of the ‘Jockey Club Community Outreach and Arts Education Programmes’.

Programme period: May to June 2025

Date: Selected Fridays and Saturdays

Time: 10:00, 10:30, 14:00 or 14:30

Duration: Approximately 120 min.

Guo Pei is one of the most celebrated Chinese couture artists today, and among China’s first generation of contemporary fashion designers. Join the M+ Educators on a journey to appreciate Guo Pei’s magnificent garments, and delve into the imaginations, emotions, beliefs, and values that are intricately woven into the artist’s creations through various materials and exquisite tailoring and sewing techniques. Participants will also unleash their creativity in the post-tour workshop, where they can showcase their unique and imaginative ideas through simple design activities.

We are grateful for the support of HSBC, Lead Partner of M+, which makes it possible for our Tours and Workshops for Guo Pei: Fashioning Imagination to be free for special schools and registered charitable or non-profit organisations related to rehabilitation services or persons with disabilities.

Programme Period:

• Phase 1: October to December 2024
• Phase 2: January to March 2025

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays

Time: 10:00, 10:15, 14:30 or 14:45

Duration: Approximately 120 min.

The brilliance of design lays in everyday space and sight! Participants will journey through the two new exhibitions together with M+ Educators to unveil the remarkable masters behind the most influential designs of the century—legendary architect I. M. Pei and pioneering graphic designer Henry Steiner. From drawings, recordings, and other archival records, mirror their transcultural trajectories. Unravel the ways that they broke through traditions to create the cultural symbols people know today, discovering the latent impact of architectural and graphic design in our everyday lives.

Henry Steiner: The Art of Graphic Communication is presented as part of the Pao-Watari Exhibition Series.

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays from July to November 2024

Time: 9:30, 9:45, 10:00 or 11:45

Duration: Approximately 75 min.

Location: M+ galleries

Group size: Max. 25 participants per session (including companions and staff)

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Noir & Blanc—A Story of Photography is the first M+ exhibition dedicated to exploring the medium of photography and also the opening programme of the French May Arts Festival, is co-presented by M+ and the French May Arts Festival, in collaboration with the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF). The exhibition and the Jockey Club Community Outreach and Arts Education Programme are exclusively sponsored by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust.

In this guided tour led by a photographic-artist, participants will embark on a journey to explore a captivating collection of black and white photography works spanning from 1915 to 2019. Created by over 170 internationally renowned photographers, these artworks offer a glimpse into how photographers skilfully capture the diverse facets of society through camera lenses. Throughout the tour, participants will also see how photographers continuously challenge the boundaries of their craft and forge their own distinctive creative styles.

The guided tour will also feature simple photography activities, designed to inspire participants to view their surroundings from a fresh perspective. Drawing inspiration from the photographer’s creative practices, participants are encouraged to share their own interpretations of the world through their creations.

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays from April to May 2024

Time: 10:15 or 11:45

Duration: Approximately 60 min.

Location: M+ galleries

Group size: Max. 25 participants per session (including companions and staff)

Led by museum educators, participants will discover Madame Song’s multiple identities in the realms of art, business, fashion and culture in China, and her contribution on intercultural exchange through objects from the 1980s to the 2000s, including garments from prominent fashion designers, movie costumes and footage, artworks, and rare archival materials. The tour will also investigate the development and transformation of women’s identity and lifestyle in modern society. It will be followed by an interactive workshop for participants to explore the different roles and identities that they play in life which help increase their sense of self-worth.

Date and time: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10:00

Duration: Approximately 120 min.

Location: M+ galleries and Learning Hub

Group size: Max. 25 participants per session (including two companions or staff)

Led by museum educators, this guided visit takes participants through artist Yayoi Kusama’s career-long creative pouring. Participants will be encouraged to take a closer look at and be inspired by Kusama’s works that are on display to gain confidence in expressing themselves. The guided visit will be followed by a workshop with interactive activities.

We are grateful for the support of HSBC, the first Lead Partner of M+, which makes it possible for our Accessible Guided Visits for Yayoi Kusama: 1945 to Now to be free for special schools and registered charitable or non-profit organisations related to rehabilitation services or persons with disabilities.

Date and time: Selected Wednesdays at 09:45; selected Saturdays at 09:30 from December 2022 to May 2023

Duration: Approximately 105 min.

Location: M+ galleries and Learning Hub

Group size: Max. 22 participants per session (including two teachers or staff)

We have collaborated with persons with disabilities to create a pre-visit guide, which aims to introduce the museum to our visitors, explain museum etiquettes, and explore social scenarios that may take place during our Access Tours and Workshops.

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