Gallery Exploration 

M+ Educators will guide children through the special exhibition Design Ah! Experience the Wonder of Everyday Design, as well as introduce them to other design-related M+ Collection objects. Through interactive and playful activities in the gallery, they will enjoy a fun and engaging visiting experience.

Artist-led Workshop

A wok spatula is used for stir-frying, a plastic bucket is used for carrying, and a broom is used for sweeping. Besides these functions, can these daily objects be used in other ways?

In this workshop, designer and artist Chen Siu Wa will guide children to explore familiar everyday objects from a different perspective, unpacking the design concepts behind them through their materials, forms, and other features. The artist will then invite the children to take part in reimagining our Family Pop-up: Bubble Play. By discovering the playful elements hidden in everyday objects, they will transform them into different kinds of play tools. This mobile creative installation, designed by children for children, will continue to be displayed in the Learning Hub, where it can be shared with more visiting families.

About the Artist

Collective Creative Workshop

After exploring the gallery and taking part in the artist workshop, educators will lead a collective creative workshop, where children will work together to transform their learning experience into a collaborative artwork. The finished work will be displayed in the museum’s public space after the activity. During the workshop, educators will provide a variety of materials and invite the children to create something together. Through collaboration, they will encourage one another to learn from their peers, and, through discussion and negotiation, develop respect for different opinions, while also gaining a deeper understanding of the relationships between themselves and others.

Sharing and Showcase

We invite family members to take part in the sharing and showcase of the creative outputs. This session will conclude the children’s experiences at the Creative Day Camp. Participants’ parents will understand how the activities have fed the imaginations of the children and have the chance to communicate their observations and feelings with M+ Educators, and to witness the transformation of the children throughout their growth journey.

Gallery Visit

Confirmation letters will be issued to each participating family (inclusive of one child and up to two adults), to freely visit all exhibitions at the museum galleries on Day 3 after the activities and to continue exploring together.

Children who attend all three days of day camp activities punctually will be awarded a certificate of participation.

Date: 24 to 26 July 2026 (Friday to Sunday)

Time:

First and Second Day: 10:00–15:00 (Lunch will be provided by the museum)

Third Day: 10:00–12:00

Language: Cantonese

(The camp activities will be primarily conducted in Cantonese. M+ Educators can provide English translations for certain segments of the activities, but participants must have a basic understanding of Cantonese to communicate and collaborate with other participants.)

Gallery Exploration 

M+ Educators will guide children through the special exhibition Design Ah! Experience the Wonder of Everyday Design, as well as introduce them to other design-related M+ Collection objects. Through interactive and playful activities in the gallery, they will enjoy a fun and engaging visiting experience.

Artist-led Workshop

Alarm clocks, telephones, televisions… we all know these objects make sounds. But have you ever listened to the sounds of the ceiling, the floor, or even the walls? If a museum could make noise, what would it sound like?

In this workshop, sound artist and illustrator So Wai Lam will guide children to open their ears and learn to observe the world in a different way. Through mindful listening and a slow walk through the museum space, participants will focus on the sounds they hear and the sensations they experience in the present moment, discovering the importance of attentive listening in perceiving the world around them. Following this, they will learn basic illustration techniques and, using their imagination and creativity, record the subtle sounds they have captured in their own creative ways by transforming sound into graphics.

About the Artist

Collective Creative Workshop

After exploring the gallery and taking part in the artist workshop, educators will lead a collective creative workshop, where children will work together to transform their learning experience into a collaborative artwork. The finished work will be displayed in the museum’s public space after the activity. During the workshop, educators will provide a variety of materials and invite the children to create something together. Through collaboration, they will encourage one another to learn from their peers, and, through discussion and negotiation, develop respect for different opinions, while also gaining a deeper understanding of the relationships between themselves and others.

Sharing and Showcase

We invite family members to take part in the sharing and showcase of the creative outputs. This session will conclude the children’s experiences at the Creative Day Camp. Participants’ parents will understand how the activities have fed the imaginations of the children and have the chance to communicate their observations and feelings with M+ Educators, and to witness the transformation of the children throughout their growth journey.

Gallery Visit

Confirmation letters will be issued to each participating family (inclusive of one child and up to two adults), to freely visit all exhibitions at the museum galleries on Day 3 after the activities and to continue exploring together.

Children who attend all three days of day camp activities punctually will be awarded a certificate of participation.

Date: 17 to 19 July 2026 (Friday to Sunday)

Time:

First and Second Day: 10:00–15:00 (Lunch will be provided by the museum)

Third Day: 10:00–12:00

Language: Cantonese

Date: 31 July to 2 August 2026 (Friday to Sunday)

Time:

First and Second Day: 10:00–15:00 (Lunch will be provided by the museum)

Third Day: 10:00–12:00

Language: English

• All camp activities will take place at M+.
• Participants are required to attend all three days of the camp. On the first two days, parents must drop off and pick up their children on time. On the third day, parents are required to participate in the camp activities with their children.
• Lunch will be provided for the participating children on the first two days of the camp. Parents must specify any food allergies or special dietary restrictions of their children in the registration form.
• In the event of inclement weather, if Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above or Black Rainstorm Warning is in effect at 7:00 AM or later on the camp day, the camp activities for that day will be cancelled. Activities that are already in progress will continue. There will be no refunds for the camp fees that have been paid.

Fee: HKD 2,500 (includes three-day camp activities for one child, such as museum tickets and lunch for the first two days. Each participating child can bring up to two parents to join the camp activities on the third day without additional ticket purchase). M+ Members enjoy a 15% discount on the fee. Discounted fee is priced at HKD 2,125, with limited quota available.

Registration is now open. 

Language: Cantonese

Date: 24 to 26 July 2026 (Friday to Sunday)

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Language: Cantonese

Date: 17 to 19 July 2026 (Friday to Sunday)

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Language: English

Date: 31 July to 2 August 2026 (Friday to Sunday)

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Please complete the application form by 6 July, 2026 (Monday) or earlier. Selected participating families will be notified by email by 13 July, 2026 to proceed with payment. Parents will need to follow the instructions to submit the payment to confirm their participation. Details of the camp activities will be announced in the confirmation email sent after payment is received.