A resource-sharing and support community primarily for kids of African descent🌍 Kids of all ethnicities who are 13 years old and below are welcome for a day of fun and learning✨ 10:00 – 11:00 🧧Storytelling Time | What is the Lunar New Year? 11:00 – 12:00 🎨 Arts & Crafts | Fai Chun 揮春 Calligraphy […]
Some say it’s the only place that makes Hong Kong different from any Chinese city. A symbol for globalization, ‘home’ to many Africans and South Asians, a place Cantonese mothers warn their kids against. Chungking Mansions is a lot of things to different people. Join our tour to understand what this place mean for residents […]
The African Literature Book Club is a safer space where Africans and non-Africans alike can meet and discuss African literatures. The book club explores both classic and contemporary literatures in sessions that are active and engaging for all those present. We meet every month. All are welcome to join! Free snacks will be provided. The […]
🎞️Jemima’s documentary screening and panel discussion💛 Join us for an insightful documentary screening and panel discussion on the challenges of navigating daily life in a foreign land, complete with a dinner and drinks that celebrate Nigerian-Filipino heritage. You can glimpse the challenges and triumphs of navigating daily life in a foreign land. It is an […]
Experience the vibrant spirit of Uganda as we proudly present Ugandan Night at the Africa Center Hong Kong, a captivating celebration of the liberation day for Uganda, a night filled with diverse culture, cuisine and music. Join us for a culinary journey featuring seven tantalizing Ugandan dishes. Then, get ready to dance the night away […]
Join us as African Kidz Club honors Black History Month with a vibrant celebration of culture, heritage, and achievements! African Kidz Club is a resource sharing and support community primarily for kids of African descent🌍 Kids of all ethnicities who are 13 years old and below are welcome for a day of fun and learning✨ […]
Some say it’s the only place that makes Hong Kong different from any Chinese city. A symbol for globalization, ‘home’ to many Africans and South Asians, a place Cantonese mothers warn their kids against. Chungking Mansions is a lot of things to different people. Join our tour to understand what this place mean for residents […]
The African Literature Book Club is a safer space where Africans and non-Africans alike can meet and discuss African literatures. The book club explores both classic and contemporary literatures in sessions that are active and engaging for all those present. We meet every month. All are welcome to join! Free snacks will be provided. The […]
The African Literature Book Club is a safer space where Africans and non-Africans alike can meet and discuss African literatures. The book club explores both classic and contemporary literatures in sessions that are active and engaging for all those present. We meet every month. All are welcome to join! Free snacks will be provided. The […]
Some say it’s the only place that makes Hong Kong different from any Chinese city. A symbol for globalization, ‘home’ to many Africans and South Asians, a place Cantonese mothers warn their kids against. Chungking Mansions is a lot of things to different people. Join our tour to understand what this place mean for residents […]
Some say it’s the only place that makes Hong Kong different from any Chinese city. A symbol for globalization, ‘home’ to many Africans and South Asians, a place Cantonese mothers warn their kids against. Chungking Mansions is a lot of things to different people. Join our tour to understand what this place mean for residents […]
The African Literature Book Club is a safer space where Africans and non-Africans alike can meet and discuss African literatures. The book club explores both classic and contemporary literatures in sessions that are active and engaging for all those present. We meet every month. All are welcome to join! Free snacks will be provided. The […]
It is a fun and family-friendly space to find heartwarming African food and direct connection to the local African community. The center is for everyone, where they can freely express themselves and their ideas.
English Teacher
The Africa Center is a turning point for the African communities within Hong Kong, and for those who wish to learn and integrate with the community not just within the city, but through out the African diaspora.
Researcher
I value the “African Literature Book Club” as I value Women’s Day and Black History Month because African literature deserves a spotlight.
Radio Show Host
