This 1.5-hour experience weaves together an exhibition and a Lower Area Tree Tour, guiding participants from a single piece of reclaimed wood into the living rhythms of the forest.
The exhibition features works by apprentices who transform local tree care by-products into craft, alongside a site-specific installation by artist Alvdalen, where wood becomes a medium of time, memory, and imagination.
The journey then extends outdoors, inviting close encounters with distinctive tree species such as Incense Tree, Chinese Banyan, Water Pine, and Camphor. Participants will explore their ecological roles and deep connections to Hong Kong’s cultural and natural heritage—from conservation stories of threatened species to the everyday uses of trees rooted in village life.
More than a guided tour, this is an immersive journey that connects craft with ecology, and observation with reflection. It invites you to slow down, tune into the subtle interdependence of forest life, and discover how local resources can be reimagined through cycles of care, renewal, and possibility.
Date: 21 / 22 November 2026
Time: 10:30 – 12:00
Venue: KFBG
Meeting Point: KFBG Reception (Please arrive 10 minutes early)
Language: Cantonese
Capacity: 30
Fee: HK$70 per person (Entrance fee is not included)
Age: 6 or above (children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent and register separately)
Enquiries: 2483 7276 （Miss Lam）/ alice.lam@kfbg.org
Registration: Coming soon
Notes:
- This activity is suitable for individuals aged 6 and above. Participants under 16 must be accompanied by a parent and registered separately.
- One souvenir item is included in this event.