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Goethe-Institut Hongkong has resumed its normal opening hours.

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Goethe-Institut Hongkong x Kristen Wong – Berlin, Here We Go! © Goethe-Institut Hongkong

Goethe-Institut Hongkong x Kristen Wong
 Berlin, Here We Go!

Travel seems like a remote dream for all of us now. Which city do you miss most? If it happens to be Berlin, then you just can’t miss our new social media series BERLIN, HERE WE GO!. In the upcoming 10 weeks starting from 9 April, Kristen Wong, a former Goethe-Institut Hongkong's student who now bases in Europe, will share with us a Berlin that we probably never know!
 

Ocean Adventure Content 1 ©United Letters

Children Book
 THE OCEAN ADVENTURE

OCEAN ADVENTURE is a personalised children book published by the author Johanna Lehmann and the illustrator Christina Snuggs. The book takes children onto an adventure in the deep ocean. Through this journey children will not only learn about the creatures living under the ocean, but also learn about the harm that plastic waste would bring to the ocean.

UPCYCLING IN HONG KONG ART AND JEWELLERY 360 © Goethe-Institut Hongkong

VR Tour
 VR Tour - REPLACE/ REPLAY: UPCYCLING IN HONG KONG ART AND JEWELLERY

For those who have missed the exhibition earlier, please take the chance to see the beautiful works in this Dynamic VR Tour produced by “Free Walk In” of the  “Arts Go Digital Platform Scheme” supported by Hong Kong Arts Development Council: