Really nice art center with lots of different kinds of art on display. I enjoyed seeing the mix between Western and Eastern contemporary art, as well as the local arts scene. Note: Visited prior to Covid, so things may be a little different.

Finally returned to my old stomping ground and caught a couple lovely films from based on novels by Stefan Zweig: The Royal Game and Letter from an unknown woman were both exquisite films based on stories from a great mind. The seats at the Louis Koo cinema are very comfy as well. Would definitely come back for more films!

Hong Kong Art Centre is a cultural touchstone in Hong Kong's art world. It supports a myriad of artists, both local and international, and exhibits them for free. They also screen films for a relatively low price, and the interior is tasteful and simple. Make sure to always check their website to stay up to date on upcoming and current happenings - a yearly highlight is the annual Photography Book Fair in the basement! It might be a little hard to get to for newcomers due to construction work being done in the area, but just follow the walkways over the highways and you'll be fine!

Arts Centre is very inspiring and you can find there artworks from all over the world. Take your time, think about art and relax in Art Center. Very friendly stuff will inform you about all exhibitions.

A bit aging center and seems not offer a excellent Vibes of arts.

A well-maintained art and performance venue designed by a locally well-known architect.

This is a small theatre, so it doesn’t fit for big show or big group of organisations. Btw, the coffee shop is really serving coffee or drinks only. No food is available.

This is a great One Stop location to see exhibitions, performances and chill and have a coffee or dinner. 5 stars on Open Day!!

HK Arts Centre needs to be renovated under a new business model in order to better serve the community. Now, people come to see minority programs in small numbers, otherwise, you've no reasons to visit this venue. Hope that 2022 will be a new time and a new place for all visitors to this HK 'Artistic' Centre?!

The Centre has a very refined style, only partially accessible, but the open sections were interesting enough to make the visit worth it. I liked the current MAKE SOME NOISE exhibition very much.

Lot of interesting exhibition inside the building, go for spent an hour or two to explore.. easily access by bus stop on Gloucester Road.

Ground entrance, you will notice a piano available, waiting for anyone who like to share their feeling. On the right side of entrance you can visit a little bit of history about this building. Next, you will notice white walls and bright stairs going up 2-3-4th floors. Level 2, you come up to another entrance connecting to a walk bridge, here you will notice a few racks fill up with whats happening around Hong Kong art community. Upcoming events both locals and international artists performances and schedules in brochures or leaflets. Level 4, there is a quick snack corner. You can still hear the pianists playing piano all the way up here in level 4.

Staff is nice and friendly.

You never know what you'll find. But not Assagio after October 20

Excellent and friendly staffs. It carries activities that appeal to art fans.

Very good place for German courses aswell got view restaurant.

If you are an art lover a Good place to visit and relax your mind Also visit to the cafe to refresh

A small building with an efficient use of space, offering a lot to the public.

Went to see the Gruffalo. Usually some great theatre. I Ming through HK from this theatre. Mostly commercial.

The roasted chicken was one of my favorite menu here, with a good service.