In remembrance of the 5th anniversary of the Sichuan Earthquake, a photo exhibition namely "Rebuild Hope" is now on display at HKIA. The exhibition showcases the efforts made by the Gratia Foundation on the reconstruction of the area, as well as the care and support for children who lost their families in the earthquake.

Location:

Cabin K, Level 7, Terminal 1 (Aisle K, near Departure North Immigration Hall)

The exhibition features the spirit of mutual help among Hong Kong people in different aspects of living, including rural self-reliance programme, free education, fund-raising and close neighbourhood relationship.  With a series of memorable photos, the exhibition leads visitors to review the history of charitable organisations and types of activities held in Hong Kong so as to understand how we built the benevolent society.

Location:

Near Gate 62, Departures Level, Terminal 1 (restricted area)

Eighteen items of tea ware of various dynasties are on display to introduce Chinese tea drinking culture and the varied methods of tea making practised in China.

Complimentary Tea-making Demonstration Workshop will also be held on selected days to share the joy of tea drinking with passengers. The exhibition is co-organised by Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) and the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD).

Workshop Opening Hours:  14:00 – 17:00, 16 October 2012

Location:

Near Gate 31, Departures Level, Terminal 1 (restricted area)

Co-organised by HKIA and Hong Kong Baptist University, the exhibition introduces the basic theories behind acupuncture and the application of Chinese medicine in daily life.

Chinese Medical Workshop will also be held on selected days. Passengers can get some advices on illness prevention for free from traditional Chinese physicians at the workshop.

Workshop Opening Hours:  10:00 – 16:00, October 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29 & 31

Location:

Near Gate 26, Departures Level, Terminal 1 (restricted area)

The “Art of Cantonese Opera” exhibition is held near Arrival Gate 36. With a rich display of text, graphics and historical photos featuring filmographies, famous protagonists, stage properties, scripts and music instruments, the exhibition provides visitors with a chance to appreciate the different roles of characters, basic performance techniques, costumes and classical repertoire in Cantonese opera.

Location:

Near Gate 36, Arrivals Level, Terminal 1 (restricted area)

Complemented by performance video clips, a total of 17 valuable opera costumes and props are on display to illustrate the art of traditional Cantonese Opera. The exhibition is co-organised by HKIA and LCSD.

Location:

Near Gate 22, Departures Level, Terminal 1 (restricted area)

The exhibition features a rich collection of photos, taking visitors back to the old days of Hong Kong. It highlights different faces of old Hong Kong, including its daily life, trade and commerce, transportation and fashion.

Location:

Near Gate 41, Departures Level, Terminal 1 (restricted area)