Groove to three intimate jazz encounters: from Jarrett & Haden’s restrained poetry and Wheeler’s luminous drift to Fountain de Chopin’s kinetic urban rhythms pulsing with Hong Kong energy.

With a vibrant roster that boasts a bit of everything, their concern isn’t on what genre of music they create, but only whether it’s good or not.

Members include: BRADD, Dac, DCIV, Flowstrong, FRαNKIE阿法, Lazy Habits, LEO37, Robot Swing, and the IP Lockers.

Keung Hoi Ling has studied at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Northern School Contemporary Dance in the United Kingdom, and Salzburg Experimental Academy of Dance. She then joined Unlock Dancing Plaza as a full-time resident artist, while developing her second solo piece I saw a Ping-Pong. I Crushed it. It was an Egg which premiered at the SPOTLIGHT: A Season of Performing Arts 2025 - Infinite Extension.

As part of a poetry performance for Dial-A-Poem Hong Kong, poets Kitty Hung and Sonia Wong compose a shared narrative of female friendship and intimacies with the poetic word, waiting patiently for those willing to listen and decipher.

Wong will present her lecture performance ‘A Queer Pansexual Feminist Proposal’, while Hung will deliver ‘Golden Scales’ alongside new poems, accompanied by Lau Chun Ho’s musical interpretation of their works.

Performers:

Kitty Hung, poet, writer, and radio host; Sonia Wong, interdisciplinary artist, advocate, writer, and gender studies scholar; Lau Chun Ho, musician of indigenous musical instruments

Connect with strangers and share poetic moments. Guided by M+ Educators, you will take inspiration from the works of poets and musicians featured in the exhibition Dial-A-Poem Hong Kong and exchange thoughts and feelings with other participants, collaborate to create collage poems, and experiment with the endless possibilities of rhythm and language.

What goes on behind the scenes at the museum? Discover the processes that went into creating Dial-A-Poem Hong Kong and hear interesting stories from M+ staff across various departments.

A series of in-gallery activities designed and led by the M+ Young Collective volunteers, this event takes the annual theme ‘Well-Loving’ as its starting point. It invites you, fellow seekers of love, to explore why love still matters and how we might discover a wiser, deeper approach to love.

Guided by the Young Collective volunteers, participants will journey through the exhibition M+ Sigg Collection: Inner Worlds, drawing inspiration from the artworks to see how artists capture love in its many forms and to rediscover, in art and in life, the delicate balance between self and others.

Visit the webpage for more details about M+ Young Collective.

Purchase your beverage and snack of choice during the event. Bag searches will be conducted prior to entering the museum. No outside food and beverages are allowed.