Our mini research exhibition shall utilize the socio-economic networks between islands and commission Cheung Chau’s Yau Luen company to make flower plaques, which were co-designed with designer Tam Shui.

The exhibition 'InTUNE?' brings together the work of four talented Cheung Chau artists: Olgierd Nitka, Louis To Wun, Preston Hartwick, and James Wolfe.

Experience the captivating fusion of two seemingly unrelated concepts in the artwork of local artist Plastered 8.

The Kau Yi Chau Artificial Islands are marketed as a utopian project that will ignite economic prosperity, embrace environmental conservation, and support sustainable development. An achievable dream or a fleeting hallucination?

The project proposes an alternative model of islands that promotes mutual benefits by merging a prototype of a hiding habitat for undersea wildlife with a resting place for divers and fishing villagers.

Visit 5+2 and dive into her fantastic creative world!

Listen to fishermen and other residents of Cheung Chau talk about the sounds they hear or used to hear, when working on the sea. Did you ever notice them?

Explore our impact to the natural environment and community through a three-dimensional terrain map, as well as using buildings to illustrate the neighbourly relationship between Mui Wo and its surroundings.

Discover the incredible story of the rocky-shore residents: sea-snails, chitons, algae,... and how they develop special skills to adapt to the tide tempo to live both on the land AND in the sea.

Did you know solitary bees should be our best friends? Our buzzing neighbours are essential to make our places liveable! This installation provides more houses for them and information for us. Look for them in Mui Wo and Peng Chau!

All ears out! Did you hear the buffalo bathing, the Silver River running, or the bulbul chirping? Like a telescope, 'Inner Hearing of Island' will let you listen to specific sounds of our environment, and hear our nonhuman neighbours in their daily lives... So much to hear!

Casual conversations touching on personal memories, imagination and research about islands, crystallising long-lost memories and stories of the islands.

Can you play "Peng Chau" mahjong?

Can you play ‘Yau Fu’ (游糊)?

Join Kit, one of the Festival co-organisers to discover the Peng Chau works and listen to some behind-the-scene stories.

Two artistes living on outlying islands interact with voices, rhythms, drums and sounding objects on board the ferry.

With the long commute, why did Green Green Soap still set its studio on the island? Come and explore the studio of Green Green Soap, an old house located in an alley.

Did you know solitary bees should be our best friends? Our buzzing neighbours are essential to make our places liveable! This installation provides more houses for them and information for us. Look for them in Mui Wo and Peng Chau!

Come join everyone involved in the Inter-island Festival and celebrate a bon voyage with food and drinks at the cosy Cheung Chau Sourdough!

Join the artist in the production of her artwork! It will take place as a series of performances in Tung Wan, during which participants will make paper in a western style from cotton and linen, incorporating waste textiles donated by islanders.

Inspired by a leaf and a fishing boat, this installation is for you to take a moment of rest and appreciate the soothing sway by the sea.

Join us to create homes for solitary bees! While we walk along the Silver river, Roger will explain us why bees are wonderful neighbours. Then, we will build homes for the bees to bring back... home.

Starting from Mui Wo pier, we will walk through Chung Hau Street and Wang Tong. While enjoying the sunset, you will see some exhibition and works in Mui Wo for the Inter-island Festival.

Trigger collective memories inspired by the relevant objects, animals and people in Ng Hui Bun (Xubin)'s essay 'Watching the Cows'.

Two artistes living on outlying islands interact with voices, rhythms, drums and sounding objects on board the ferry.

Walking with dog means much more than we tend to think! Our furry friends have their own routes and own ways of attaching to the island. Join us for this casual walk to look at the island from their perspective - bring your dog too!

We invite you to settle your body and mind in this ambience and learn the basics of Tai Chi. We will also share with you the stories around the “Bridge”.

Connect to the nature of Chi Ma Wan with yoga and sound bath.

If the great sea had memories, what would it record about us? In this dialogue session, come share with us your stories with the sea.

Showing a short film and miniature model of the Cheung Chau Theatre, Jason invites participants to recollect and share their memories of the theatre!

Since the pandemic, artists from the island have been exploring the landscape of the island through their artistry. Feeling and listening deeply to the abundance of the land’s flora and fauna, its undulating terrains, and its more-than-human family.

The workshop will be a movement-based class awakening our bodies as flowing vessels, guiding our attention to our senses through contact improvisation and somatic exploration.

Shelly, a harper living on Lantau, will serenade us through sea themed tunes and songs to celebrate the Inter-Island Festival.

Learn graphic techniques with Cheung Chau-based artist Olgierd Nitka.

Drawing inspiration from personal and local history, I step into another end of time and space in Cheung Chau to observe the place where we find ourselves today.

These sessions remind us of the mind-body connection and renews and rewires the way our body moves and functions to bring permanent changes for improved posture and overall health to the systems of the body.

A walk along the Chi Ma Wan trail and the old village path to Tai Long Wan beach takes us into past centuries of Island Life. We’ll learn about the villages and the ways of life that were part of our island community before Hong Kong existed.

Searching for cow dung is the new-gold rush! Join the new-gold diggers Freyre and May Ling in their inter-island adventures between Peng Chau and Mui Wo to find the best natural ingredients to make an amazing compost!

Eric and Johnny, co-authors of Empty City as well as Cheung Chau locals, will unveil the mysterious side of the island with you while tracing down the vestige of the dated culture engraved here.

What kind of narrative would there be if we look at the world not from the perspective of land, but from the perspective of islands and oceans?

Singing-bowl therapist Zero will use the 'multi-sensory experience' to share her journey of creating an island life via her vision. Through photo-exhibition, real-life stories, singing-bowl-meditation and self-exploration, you will be guided to access your vision to co-create the ideal life.

With an interest in seeing how pure “non-musical” sounds can become music and be combined with melodic plays, Celestial 天上 will create music from a laptop, in a performance that brings background, unattended sounds to the foreground.

Visitors will be led to explore a rocky shore in Peng Chau to link between the exhibition 'Situating Circatidal' and actual, on-shore ecological patterns.

‘Stray in Chi Ma Wan’ is a tour to discover more stories behind this ex-Chi Ma Wan Detention Camp. Besides, you will also see stray buffaloes and a hidden reservoir in Chi Ma Wan.

Take a walk and make handicrafts with the Mui Wo neighbors, and see how Mui Wo people rediscover the uniqueness and loveliness of the Mui Wo community.

You will be guided to make a pair of Asalato, a traditional musical instrument of West Africa, in a 45-min workshop. Of course, you bring your masterpiece home. After the workshop comes the 30-min jam session! Mentor Travis will lead you through the rhythm of this beautiful instrument and make sure you are submerged in this acoustic melody.

This activity welcomes children aged 3+ accompanied by a parent.

Join us for this special gathering of like-minded community in the wilderness of Lantau for this heart-warming day of wellness.

This set of interactive installations is for you to play! Listen or make noise... Does it recall sounds that you hear on the islands?

In a casual conversation, we invite senior ferry operators to talk with history and logistics scholars.

Tony Fung and Eva Chan introduce their respective local projects: 'Peng Chau History' and 'Hong Kong 114˚E Reef Fish Project'.

What are the sounds of Cheung Chau? Can you recognize them? Dimdimmama and Solam will bring us (kids and parents) on a walk to rediscover the island... with our ears!