【Made in JCCAC】 —— JCCAC Guided Tour × WorkshopJCCAC

As the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC) celebrates reaching its 15th year milestone, its popular guided tours are being given a revamp too! Don’t miss the chance to join in the once-a-month cultural experience.

A factory-turned-vertical arts village, JCCAC is a local landmark and a product of the successful architectural revitalisation initiative which rejuvenated the heritage building and gave it new purpose and meaning through public engagement in the arts. In each edition of the guided tour, an artist will take participants on a journey of exploration through myriad exhibition spaces to soak up JCCAC’s vibrant and creative atmosphere, before leading them to try their hands at a bit of creative work in an arts-themed workshop. Early registration for participation is advised, as the tour and workshop groups are kept small and intimate.

The theme for the tour and workshop each month will be announced periodically on JCCAC’s social platforms - do follow to receive the latest news.


1) 【Made in JCCAC】September tour
2023-9-24 (4:00PM ~ 6:00PM)
Theme of the guided tour: JCCAC factory tour
Workshop Theme: Carved Paper Lantern for Mid-Autumn Festival ＊
Artist: Ziggy Li (L6-29)
Quota: 18

After the guided tour, participants will be treated to a special Mid-Autumn Festival paper art workshop where they can create their own light decoration for bringing home to add festive warmth.

＊Participants must be at least 9 years old as scissors will be used in the workshop. Participants between 9 and 15 years old must be accompanied by a parent. There is no charge for accompanying parents.


2) 【Made in JCCAC】October tour
2023-10-14 (2:00PM ~ 4:00PM)
Theme of the guided tour: JCCAC past and present
Workshop Theme: Kaleidoscope with special photographic effect
Artist: Ceci Liu (L6-22 Studio de dimension de Tofu)
Quota: 18

Do you know that the Apliu Street area is sitting on what used to be the sea?

Artist Ceci Liu will take you on a guided tour of the factory building that houses JCCAC to tell you about its development from past to present, and how JCCAC’s story is inextricably entwined with the history of the Sham Shui Po District.

She will then conduct a workshop for participants to make a kaleidoscope with special photographic effect, as a souvenir of their encounter with this special place with an industrial past and artistic present.

- The event will be conducted in Cantonese.