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Sai Kung District Council Community Building and Social Innovation Committee Meeting on 22 September 2020 SKDC(CBSIC) Paper No Sai Kung District Council Community Building and Social Innovation Committee Meeting on 22 September 2020 SKDC(CBSIC) Paper No. 38/20 Sai Kung District Council Community Building and Social Innovation Committee Leisure and Cultural Services Department Report on the Cultural Programmes in Sai Kung District Purpose The purpose of this paper is to report to Members on the cultural programmes organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) in Sai Kung District. Background 2. To keep Members informed of the attendance and programme plan of the cultural and entertainment programmes in Sai Kung District, papers will be submitted to Members on a regular basis. 2019/2020 & 2020/21 Tao Arts Sai Kung Community Arts Scheme 3. The attendance of the programmes of Tao Arts Sai Kung Community Arts Scheme from July to August 2020 is reported at Appendix A. Most events are postponed due to the development of COVID-19 and the LCSD would follow up on the arrangement. The planned programmes for September and October 2020 are listed at Appendix B, whether the events can be held as scheduled will depend on the latest development of the COVID-19. Cultural Programmes 4. The cultural programmes organised and sponsored by LCSD from July to August 2020 are reported at Appendix C. Due to the suspension of classes in all schools in Hong Kong, the workshops originally scheduled to be held in the schools were conducted in the form of pre-recorded video teaching. The planned cultural programmes for September and October 2020 are listed at Appendix D. Views Sought 5. The above reports are given for the information of Members of Sai Kung District Council Community Building and Social Innovation Committee in 22 September 2020 meeting. Performance Venues Office (New Territories East) Leisure and Cultural Services Department Date: September 2020 File: LCSD CS NTE PVO/1-55/1/4/4 Appendix A July to August 2020 2019/20 & 2020/21 Community Arts Scheme in Sai Kung District Date/ Time Arts Group (Programme) Attendance Place July 2019/2020 7,14 (Tue) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ 20 Hang Hau 10am “Body in Time” 2nd Stage Core Workshop (workshop on Community Hall 14 July to be rescheduled in view of the outbreak of COVID-19) 9,16 (Thu) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ 16 Hang Hau 10am “Body in Time” 2nd Stage Core Workshop (workshop on Community Hall 16 July to be rescheduled in view of the outbreak of COVID-19) 21 (Tue) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ To be Hang Hau 10am “Body in Time” 2nd Stage Core Workshop, rescheduled in Community Hall Exhibition & Open Rehearsal view of the outbreak of COVID-19 23 (Thu) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ To be Hang Hau 10am “Body in Time” 2nd Stage Core Workshop, rescheduled in Community Hall Exhibition & Open Rehearsal view of the outbreak of COVID-19 28 (Tue) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ To be Large Activity Room, 10am Body Sparking Workshop for Old Pals & rescheduled in Tseung Kwan O Sports Exhibition view of the Ground outbreak of COVID-19 29 (Wed) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ To be Lecture Room, Ngau 12noon “Body in Time” 2nd Stage Core Workshop rescheduled in Chi Wan Civic Centre view of the outbreak of COVID-19 2 Date/ Time Arts Group (Programme) Attendance Place July 2020/2021 5, 12, 19, 26 Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be Kin Choi (Sun) ─ Beginners’ Workshop on Cantonese rescheduled in Community Hall 9:30am Opera for Youngsters view of the outbreak of COVID-19 5, 12, 19, 26 Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be Kin Choi (Sun) ─ Advanced Workshop on Cantonese rescheduled in Community Hall 10:30am Opera for Youngsters view of the outbreak of COVID-19 August 2019/2020 1, 2 Hong Kong Puppet and Shadow Art Center & To be Theatre, Ngau Chi Wan (Sat & Sun) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ rescheduled in Civic Centre 2:30pm 2019-20 Finale Performance for Cantonese view of the Opera-cum-Shadow Puppetry for Youngsters outbreak of & Body in Time COVID-19 15 (Sat) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ To be Haven of Hope Bradbury 11am “Body in Time” Cross-generational rescheduled in Po Lam Community Movement Workshop view of the Health Development outbreak of Centre COVID-19 August 2020/2021 3-16 Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be Tiu Keng Leng (Mon- Sun) and Hong Kong Puppet and Shadow Art rescheduled in Public Library Center ─Touring Exhibition view of the outbreak of COVID-19 9 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be King Lam 9:30am ─ Beginners’ Workshop on Cantonese rescheduled in Neighbourhood Opera for Youngsters view of the Community Centre outbreak of COVID-19 3 Date/ Time Arts Group (Programme) Attendance Place 9 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be King Lam 10:30am ─ Advanced Workshop on Cantonese Opera rescheduled in Neighbourhood for Youngsters view of the Community Centre outbreak of COVID-19 9 (Sun) Hong Kong Puppet and Shadow Art Center─ To be Tiu Keng Leng 1:30pm Parent-child Puppet-making Workshop rescheduled in Public Library view of the outbreak of COVID-19 11 (Tue) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ To be Tiu Keng Leng Sports 3pm Body Sparking Movement Public Workshop rescheduled in Centre Activity Room view of the outbreak of COVID-19 16,23 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be Kin Choi 9:30am ─ Beginners’ Workshop on Cantonese rescheduled in Community Hall Opera for Youngsters view of the outbreak of COVID-19 16,23 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be Kin Choi 10:30am ─ Advanced Workshop on Cantonese Opera rescheduled in Community Hall for Youngsters view of the outbreak of COVID-19 25 (Tue) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ To be Haven of Hope District 10am Body Sparking Movement Public Workshop rescheduled in Elderly Community view of the Centre (Hau Tak Centre) outbreak of COVID-19 30 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be Hang Hau 9:30am ─ Beginners’ Workshop on Cantonese rescheduled in Community Hall Opera for Youngsters view of the outbreak of COVID-19 30 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory To be Hang Hau 10:30am ─ Advanced Workshop on Cantonese Opera rescheduled in Community Hall for Youngsters view of the outbreak of COVID-19 4 Date/ Time Arts Group (Programme) Attendance Place 30 (Sun) Hong Kong Puppet and Shadow Art Center─ To be Hang Hau 2:00pm Parent-child Puppet-making Workshop rescheduled in Community Hall view of the outbreak of COVID-19 5 Appendix B September to October 2020 2020/21 Community Arts Scheme in Sai Kung District Date/Time Arts Group (Programme) Place Remarks September 2020/21 7-20 Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory Tseung Kwan O To be (Mon-Sun) and Hong Kong Puppet and Public Library rescheduled in Shadow Art Center ─ view of the Touring Exhibition outbreak of COVID-19 9 (Wed) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ Tiu Keng Leng Sports Centre To be 10am Body Sparking Movement Public Workshop Activity Room rescheduled in view of the outbreak of COVID-19 15,29 (Tue) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ Haven of Hope District To be 10am Advanced Workshop Elderly Community Centre rescheduled in (Hau Tak Centre) view of the outbreak of COVID-19 22 (Tue) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ Haven of Hope District To be 10am Body Sparking Movement Public Workshop Elderly Community Centre rescheduled in (Hau Tak Centre) view of the outbreak of COVID-19 27 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory─ King Lam Neighbourhood To be 9:30am Beginners’ Workshop on Cantonese Opera for Community Centre rescheduled in Youngsters view of the outbreak of COVID-19 27 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory King Lam Neighbourhood To be 10:30am ─ Advanced Workshop on Cantonese Opera Community Centre rescheduled in for Youngsters view of the outbreak of COVID-19 6 Date/Time Arts Group (Programme) Place Remarks October 2020/21 3 (Sat) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory Hang Hau Community Hall 2:30pm ─ Cantonese Opera Showcases 4, 11 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory Kin Choi Community Hall 9:30am ─ Beginners’ Workshop on Cantonese Opera for Youngsters 4, 11 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory Kin Choi Community Hall 10:30am ─ Advanced Workshop on Cantonese Opera for Youngsters 5-18 Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Sai Kung Public Library (Mon-Sun) Laboratory and Hong Kong Puppet and Shadow Art Center ─ Touring Exhibition 6, 20 (Tue) Unlock Dancing Plaza─ Tiu Keng Leng Sports Centre 3pm Body Sparking Movement Public Workshop Activity Room 11 (Sun) Hong Kong Puppet and Shadow Art Center─ King Lam Neighbourhood 10:30am Parent-child Puppet-making Workshop Community Centre 13, 20, 27 Unlock Dancing Plaza─ Haven of Hope District (Tue) Advanced Workshop Elderly Community Centre 10am (Hau Tak Centre) 13, 27 Unlock Dancing Plaza─ Haven of Hope District (Tue) Body Sparking Movement Public Workshop Elderly Community Centre 3pm (Hau Tak Centre) 18 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory King Lam Neighbourhood 9:30am ─ Beginners’ Workshop on Cantonese Opera Community Centre for Youngsters 18 (Sun) Love and Faith Cantonese Opera Laboratory King Lam Neighbourhood 10:30am ─ Advanced Workshop on Cantonese Opera Community Centre for Youngsters 24 (Sat) Hong Kong Puppet and Shadow Art Center─ Kin Choi Community Hall 2pm Parent-child Puppet-making Workshop 27-31 Unlock Dancing Plaza─ Tiu Keng Leng Public Library (Tue-Sun) Touring Exhibition 31 (Sat) Hong Kong Puppet and Shadow Art Center─ Hang Hau Community Hall 11am Parent-child Puppet-making Workshop 7 Appendix C July to August 2020 Attendance Report of Cultural Programmes in Sai Kung District Date/ Time Arts Group (Programme) Attendance Place Remarks July July# School Performing Arts in Practice Scheme — 20 Po Kok School
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