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 […]
Price: $98 (with optional delicious African lunch 150HKD on site)
Language: English
Format: Workshops
Category: Family Fun, ages 3-10 years old
Notes: Ticket includes 1 parent and 1 child, space is limited
Join us on March 9, 2024, at 8:30 AM to hear captivating human stories from African entrepreneurs in Mirador & Chungking Mansions! About the Walk In this unique tour you’ll […]
The African Literature Book Club is a safer space where Africans and non-Africans can meet and discuss African literature. The book club explores both classic and contemporary literature in active […]
Eating Ethiopian/Eritrean food has always been a social event. It is a shared experience that includes everyone around the table and creates a communal feeling for all those involved. In […]
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 […]
Celebrating African Women in Hong Kong 2024 | 與在港非洲女性同慶! Date: 23 March (Sat) Time: 12:00-9:00pm Venue: Africa Center Hong Kong Join our annual event to celebrate black women from the […]
The film discussion initiative hopes to bring Africans and non-Africans together through watching films from Africa and the African diaspora. Sign Up
Afro Multi-Activity Easter Camp 2024 is a 3-day program (you can join for one day also) for kids of all ethnicities, which aims to connect and empower the next generation. […]
Afro Multi-Activity Easter Camp 2024 is a 3-day program (you can join for one day also) for kids of all ethnicities, which aims to connect and empower the next generation. […]
Afro Multi-Activity Easter Camp 2024 is a 3-day program (you can join for one day also) for kids of all ethnicities, which aims to connect and empower the next generation. […]
This talk explores the story of a people who should be called "British" and shows how that story hasn't ended yet. Dinner & Talk - Black History, Black Future Mainstream […]
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
