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Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation

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Performing Arts

13/11/2025, 14/11/2025

Likes & Lies – Registration for School Bookings

Advance school bookings are now open for Likes & Lies, a heartfelt musical exploring the complexities of friendship and romance in the digital age! Follow Savannah and Chun as they navigate friendships and relationships through social media, exploring the challenges of modern connections and the quest for authenticity in a world of likes and filters. Featuring a talented cast of singers, dancers, and actors aged 9 to 25, Likes & Lies builds on the momentum of last year’s acclaimed production, Gen Last, which was nominated for the United Nations Live Culture for Impact List 2024. Directed by Lindsey McAlister and featuring original music by Amuer Calderon, this production invites students to connect with pressing social issues in an entertaining way, sparking conversations about social media use and authenticity—topics that truly resonate with today’s youth! Likes & Lies will take the stage at The Box, Freespace this November. Tickets for schools are allocated on a first come, first served basis. To book, simply complete this online form and return it to carmen@hkyaf.com. School Performances 13, 14 | 11 | 2025 – 11am Public Performances 13, 14, 15 | 11 | 2025 – 7:30pm 15 | 11 | 2025 – 2:30pm Booking Details ●        Tickets: $180 (students); $260 (teachers) ●        1 complimentary teacher ticket for every 10 student tickets booked ●        Matinee performances on 13 and 14 November open to school parties only ●        Suitable for ages 9 and above ●        Performed in English with Chinese surtitles; approximately 90 minutes with no intermission. Latecomers will be admitted during ONE suitable break in the performance only. No re-entry until after the show. ●        School performances will include a post-show 15-minute Q&A with the cast and creative team for interested attendees ●        Tickets for public performances are available from September 2025 on the official WestK website
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Performing Arts

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Project Grant: stART Up Community Arts Project 2024/25 – Voices Unleashed Music Programme – Digital Release

We are delighted to announce that the original Cantonese songs – L∞p, Uni-senses and Silent Embrace – created and recorded as part of our Voices Unleashed music programme – are now available on a range of music streaming platforms. Featuring lyrics inspired by the stories of individuals with diverse abilities and backgrounds, the songs were written by a group of young songwriters, arranged by professional musicians, and performed and recorded by a mixed-ability choir.   Experience the transformative power of music and the ability of collaboration to promote equality and inclusion here.   Artists and Project Team CHAN Kessay TSE Pui-yu WONG Winky CHAN Yik Venus HO Joseph LEE Sonic LAU Daniel Participating Organisation Wai Sing Music Youth Songwriters CHAN Ngai-hang CHOW Bak-yin CHU Evelyn FUNG Jaedus LAM Siu-ling LAM Wing-hei LAU Rachel LEE Zenobia LEUNG Ip-wen LEUNG Lok-tin LEUNG Tsz-yu SO Kai-san SO Man-hei Ricky SUEN Hin WONG Lok-hang Natalie Voices Unleashed Choir Members Cheung Ching Lutheran Centre for the Disabled Hong Kong Lutheran Social Service, LC-HKS HUI Mui-mui LAI Man-kee YAU Hon-ming Youth Singers CHAN Chun-hei CHAN Rachel CHAU Cheuk-ling Cherry CHONG Chian-yee CHONG Sum-sum LEUNG Lok-tin LEUNG Wing-kit LEUNG Yuk-yee LI Cho-fung SUEN Hin TSE Man-wing Michaela WAN Hon-yin YEUNG Jasmine Raye   Riceball Acappella NG Cheuk-chi POON Wai-leung TANG Hui-yin WONG Lok-yiu   Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong Y’s Men’s Centre for the Deaf - Sign Language Songs group CHIU Wing-kin HUI Pui-lam LI Yali MA Siu-wai MOK Mei-ying TSANG Lai-sim WONG Suk-ping YEUNG Yuen-chow   Album art design SUEN Kelvin ​
Mixed Artforms

01/01/2024-31/03/2026

Fuse – Seeking Schools and Organisations

Fuse is a community-based arts project designed to empower young individuals from low-income families and ethnic minority backgrounds, and nurture their creative potential. The comprehensive three-year programme runs from January 2024 until March 2026, and is supported by The Burberry Foundation as part of the Burberry Inspire global youth empowerment initiative. We are currently seeking organisations, local primary and secondary schools for the Fuse Artist-in-School Programme – a series of creative, in-school workshops that bring the magic of visual and performing arts directly into the classroom through activities such as dragon dances, shadow puppetry, illustration, rainbow calligraphy and much more. Aimed at primary schools and secondary school junior forms with ethnic minority students aged 10 and above, the workshops integrate the arts into your school and community, nurturing shared creativity, fostering inclusivity and strengthening students’ sense of belonging. To support diversity, priority will be given to schools with non-Chinese students. Register at: https://forms.gle/KGst5rWoagh6BUsj8
Mixed Artforms

01/03/2024-31/12/2026

Spark! Art Empowerment Programme for Children at Small Group Homes

The magic of the arts can help us see the world in new ways and make a transformative difference to our lives. This year, HKYAF introduces the community arts project Spark! Art Empowerment Programme for Children at Small Group Homes. Between 2024 and 2026, a series of fun, enriching visual and performing art experiences will take place across Hong Kong, engaging over 400 youngsters aged 4 to 18 living in small group homes and foster care services.  Each non-competitive and nurturing experience is designed to help participants overcome personal and social barriers and foster personal growth, while at the same time helping them acquire new skills, explore their creative potential and explore positive means of self-expression through the arts
Art Angels (CSR)

Art Angels (CSR) – Seeking Corporate Partners

The Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation’s Art Angels programme works closely with corporations and charity organisations to support local youngsters and bring art into the community. The initiative enhances community creativity and promotes corporate social responsibility through volunteering. We are now seeking corporate partners to help facilitate our Art Angels programme as sponsors and volunteers, and brighten the environment in social welfare institutions and special schools through the creation of colourful mural paintings. For further information, please contact us at info@hkyaf.com.
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