From movement to stillness, from the outer to the inner world – let the body and mind dance in harmony between strength and softness.
Through parent-child movement and sensory play, families journey into the storybook Little Fish, written by KFBG’s Chairman, Andrew McAulay. This workshop invites parents and children to connect with themselves, each other and nature, as they experience Little Fish’s emotional journey from confusion to growth and transformation.
Throughout the session, families explore body movements of varying intensity, speed and form, discovering the beauty of balance between “strength” and “gentleness”. In the flow of love, bodies become a medium of dialogue, allowing hearts to resonate and return to a place of inner warmth and harmony.
In this journey where body and soul intertwine, parents and children are not just participants, but co-creators. Through shared exploration and interaction, children’s curiosity and creativity naturally emerge, while parents rediscover their inner child and softness. The workshop encourages families to enter each other’s worlds with openness, where every hug and every glance become a moment of deep emotional connection and growth.
This is more than a movement experience – it is a heartfelt dialogue of love and understanding.
Workshop Content
- Storytime: Embark on a magical journey through the storybook
- Movement Games: Use body memory to hold onto the feeling of love
- Body Dialogue: Build intimate connections between parent and child
- Nature Mindfulness: Awaken the senses and connect with the world
About the Facilitator
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Fiona Lo (Yu Ching) Arts Education | Creative Movement | Dance Therapy Fiona has studied ballet and modern dance since childhood, with over 30 years of dance experience and more than a decade in dance and arts education. She specialises in using creative movement combined with various artistic media and storytelling to help children and adults explore their relationships with their bodies, others and the world around them. Her sessions provide a relaxed space for emotional expression, creative collaboration, and mutual connection – promoting holistic well-being. Currently working as a freelance arts educator, Fiona’s past and present roles include:
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Dates
Session 1: 23 November 2025 (Sun)
Session 2: 7 December 2025 (Sun)
Session 3: 3 January 2026 (Sat)
Session 4: 28 February 2026 (Sat)
Time
10am - 12noon
Venue
Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
Language
Cantonese
Target Audience
Children aged 3-5 and parents.
*Every child must be accompanied by one or two adults.
Capacity
Each session 10 families
Total Fee
One child plus one adult: HK$450.
One child plus two adults: HK$600.
*Including admission fee of KFBG, facilitator fee and workshop fee.
Transportation
- We encourage visitors to use public transportation to reduce carbon footprint. Click HERE for details.
- Parking spaces are extremely limited at our venue. Participants must reserve parking spaces online in advance.
Notes
Payment is not refundable after acceptance, unless the programme is cancelled due to inclement weather or under-enrolment.
Application
Please click HERE to submit your online application form at least 2 weeks in advance of the event.
Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Enquiry
Contact Ms Holly Ho at 2483 7111 / Ms Joanna Li at 2483 7112 during office hours or email joanna.li@kfbg.org.
Related Links
- Kadoorie Earth Programme (KEP) is an initiative co-created by KFBG and its network of collaborators and volunteers. By integrating the various strands of KFBG’s nature conservation, sustainable living and holistic education programmes, it provides life-transforming learning experiences that reconnect people with themselves, each other and the rest of nature and enable them to cultivate resilience in the face of global challenges.
- Nature Art Programmes: Immerse yourself in silent contemplation of nature. Deepen your awareness of beauty and connect with nature through art. KFBG organises a variety of art workshops including Zentangle drawing, sketching and wood art, and exhibitions to guide participants, with or without artistic background, to create nature art.
- Nature Education Programmes: Become animal detectives and explore the mysteries of wild animals. Use different senses to discover the beauty of plants. Learn about the significance of forest, trees and even soils through field visits, experiments and woodwork, to reconnect with nature.
- Group Guided Tours: Led by trained environmental interpreters, the content includes experiential and hands-on activities. We encourage a passion for nature, conservation and ecology by nurturing an appreciation of the natural world.
- Corporate Programmes: Our Holistic Education Department staff can design either half-day or full-day nature education and art programmes for corporate staff or their family members based on specific needs. Leveraging the unique natural landscape and cultural ambiance of Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, our activities may include guided tours, farm-to-table experiences, nature-based workshops, talks and art activities, aiming to promote understanding and practice of sustainable living for organisations.