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Explore the benefit of cow dung on Peng Chau, followed by taking a ferry to Mui Wo and collecting cow dung together.

Taking inspirations from Bison and Watching the Cattle authored by Hong Kong writer Ng Hui Bun (Xubin), participants will be invited to collect materials from a nearby beach and complete a collective drawing on cattle in this family-friendly activity.

Bookworms, alight here! Around Baptiste Morizot’s book “Ways of Being Alive”, we will discuss how changing our relationships with other animals is a necessity on the islands…

Create habitats for solitary bees using bamboo, soil and wood, and learn about their characteristics.

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

Experiencing the regular dog walking route together with dogs of Peng Chau, watching the scenery of Peng Chau from their perspective, listening to the story of the island, and getting to know the people and things the two furry friends have become attached to.

Little islanders, join us on a tour to meet our fantastic neighbours in Peng Chau!

Using natural resources such as bamboo, soil and wood in Mui Wo and Peng Chau, “Air Bee ‘n’ Bee” aims at providing habitats for our buzzing neighbours on the islands – solitary bees.

Create habitats for solitary bees using bamboo, soil and wood, and learn about their characteristics.

Using natural resources such as bamboo, soil and wood in Mui Wo and Peng Chau, “Air Bee ‘n’ Bee” aims at providing habitats for our buzzing neighbours on the islands – solitary bees.