REORIENT TO THE FUTURE

Soft Crash reclaims fashion photography as resistance, centering queer, trans, and non-binary bodies. In a liminal hotel carpark, it reimagines identity, desire, and beauty through bold, defiant imagery.

Inspired by Mitchell and Snyder, through queer and crip performance art, two lesbian crip artists, Ximan Wang and Yeung Siu Fong, challenge heteronormative and ableist norms, authentically exploring gender fluidity, queerness, and marginalized experiences in China and Hong Kong.

The exhibition showcases photographs of Filguys Association HK' 18th Anniversary and fashion show, featuring Pride Rainbow-themed costumes from recycled materials, showcasing resilience and pride among ethnic minorities and queer individuals.

Join us for a drag workshop supported by Benefit Cosmetics! Enjoy drag culture insights, a Q&A with artists, hands-on makeup fun, choreography, and a chance to perform on stage!

Join Alongside and Next Chapter LGBTQIA+ to explore legal challenges for same-sex couples in Hong Kong's inheritance law, with insights from experienced barristers and an open Q&A.

SpringCity by MaggZ features multisensory activations inspired by Kunming, reimagining the city’s future through movement, sound, and installations, exploring world-building and alternative spaces for marginalized voices.

Explore Isadora Neves Marques's films, where intimacy meets universality, delving into queerness, speculative fictions, and the interplay between humanity and nature, questioning societal norms and redefining love and belonging.

Join us for Refugee Week 2025, celebrating “Dance as a Community Superpower” at Eaton HK. Enjoy diverse performances and interactive sessions that unite people through the joy of dance and inclusion!

Explore the growth of drag culture in China with Namalily and Yihao from Queerest. They’ll share personal stories and discuss how drag fosters community, artistic expression, and its future.

Join us for Gender Empowerment's 10th anniversary celebration! Enjoy a fun afternoon with the new gender edutainment game GENDA, connect with the community, and enjoy light refreshments. Family-friendly event!

Join us for a discussion on the intersection of transgender and disability experiences with Priscilla Wong and Hoi Jai, moderated by Kaspar Wan, focusing on advocacy and systemic barriers.

Join our live podcast featuring wheelchair users Glass and Fish, discussing daily life, disability issues, and advocacy with humor. Hosted by filmmaker Boris, their engaging stories promote accessibility and awareness.

Join us for a special screening of "Crip Camp," a documentary about a 1970s summer camp that inspired the disability rights movement and the ADA, followed by discussion with Bomb Lam, co-founder of c.95d8, and local poet Clayton Lo.

Join us for a discussion on "x也" (TA), a groundbreaking identity experiment for queer communities using Chinese characters. Explore its evolution and impact on language and identity with the creators.

Join us for a weekend market celebrating queer and crip creativity, featuring over 10 independent creatives, panels, film screenings, and workshops on self-publishing, queer history, and advocacy.

Join us for a discussion on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) featuring experts from various fields. Explore actionable strategies and the role of lived experiences in shaping inclusive policies.

Join us for the “Quasi-bodies Gender & Sexuality Script Reading Festival,” featuring three original plays that explore bodily fluidity, gender stereotypes, and cultural identity through compelling local and international productions.

Celebrate Pride Month with your chosen family with Eaton HK’s  “Love is Love” Room Package!  Each room complete with two Benefit Limited Edition “Pink Magic” sets, a rainbow pin, a LGBTQIA+ friendly neighborhood guide, plus welcome drinks at Terrible Baby Bar.