Join a conversational visit to the M+ galleries! Discover behind-the-scenes stories about highlighted objects from the M+ Collection, including their makers and artists. The interactive ‘Guided Visits to the M+ Collection’ are available in various themes, each telling a different story about visual culture from a unique perspective.

Date: Selected Wednesdays and Saturdays

Time: 10:15 or 11:45

Duration: Approximately 60 min.

Location: M+ galleries

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

Audience:

• Welfare service units managed or funded by the Social Welfare Department (please refer to Social Welfare Department website for the list of subsidized welfare service units); and
• 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)

For special schools and registered charitable or non-profit organisations related to rehabilitation services or persons with disabilities, please visit Access Tours and Workshops for details.

For groups that are not mentioned above, please visit Groups and Tours for details.

Supporting documents:

Please provide the letter issued by the Inland Revenue Department under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance.

Fee: Free of charge

• Participants can continue their visit at M+ after the event. Please reserve the time and arrange supporting staff and companions to ensure a safe and pleasant journey.

Transportation subsidy: Not applicable

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

2023 Phase Four

Programme period: October to December 2023

Registration period: 21 July to 11 August 2023

Booking results have been announced via email on 1 September 2023.

2024 Phase One

Programme period: January to April 2024

Registration period: 20 October to 10 November 2023

Booking results have been announced via email on 1 December 2023.

2024 Phase Two

Programme period: April to June 2024

Registration period: 19 January to 9 February 2024

Booking will be available on this webpage from 19 January 2024 at 16:00.

Booking results will be announced via email on 1 March 2024.

➔ Submit your registration form now

Onboard a ‘home design’ journey and see how design objects on display in the museum relate to our daily lives. Together, we will look at daily objects and discuss what makes a ‘good’ design by exploring the ideas that designers put into practice.

Are there people living in the galleries? Let's take a closer look at elements like shapes, lines, and colours of the objects on display, find hidden ‘people’ in them and observe their appearances and emotions.

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 howphotographers 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 photographers' 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)

Audience:

• Welfare service units managed or funded by the Social Welfare Department (please refer to Social Welfare Department website for the list of subsidized 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)

For special schools and registered charitable or non-profit organisations related to rehabilitation services or persons with disabilities, please visit Access Tours and Workshops for details.

For groups that are not mentioned above, please visit Groups and Tours for details.

Supporting documents: Please provide the letter issued by the Inland Revenue Department under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance.

Fee: Free of charge

Transportation subsidy: Not applicable

Programme period: April to May 2024

Registration period: 23 February to 15 March 2024

Booking results will be announced via email on 29 March 2024.

➔ Submit your registration form now

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)

Audience:

• Welfare service units managed or funded by the Social Welfare Department (please refer to Social Welfare Department website for the list of subsidized welfare service units);
• Elder Academies established with support from the Labour and Welfare Bureau and Elderly Commission; and
• Registered charitable or non-profit organisations related to women service

For special schools and registered charitable or non-profit organisations related to rehabilitation services or persons with disabilities, please visit Access Tours and Workshops for details.

For groups that are not mentioned above, please visit Groups and Tours for details.

Supporting documents:

Please provide the letter issued by the Inland Revenue Department under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance.

Fee: Free of charge

• Participants can continue their visit at M+ after the event. Please reserve the time and arrange supporting staff and companions to ensure a safe and pleasant journey.

Transportation subsidy: Not applicable

Led by museum educators, the 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 an activity-based workshop.

We are grateful for the support of HSBC, the first Lead Partner of M+, which makes it possible for our Guided Visits for Yayoi Kusama: 1945 to Now to be free for social service organisations.

Date and time: 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 companions or staff)

Audience:

• Welfare service units managed or funded by the Social Welfare Department (please refer to Social Welfare Department website for the list of subsidized welfare service units); and
• Elder Academies established with support from the Labour and Welfare Bureau and Elderly Commission