London ETO Events
London ETO Events
London ETO organises a wide range of events throughout the year. Past events are outlined below.
Celebrating director Ann Hui's cinematic journey in London
London, June 9-21, 2024
London ETO supported the Chinese Cinema Project in presenting a special season dedicated to Ann Hui, one of Hong Kong's most acclaimed directors, at The Garden Cinema in London. The "Celebrating Ann Hui" season features five of director Hui's pivotal works spanning various stages of her career, including her debut "The Secret", the family drama "Summer Snow" and the critically acclaimed "A Simple Life". To find out more, please click here.
London ETO and InvestHK host London Tech Week Hong Kong Drinks Reception
London, June 12, 2024
London ETO co-organised a drinks reception with Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) in London, the United Kingdom (UK), on June 12 (London time), for participants of the London Tech Week to promote business opportunities in Hong Kong. To find out more, please click here.
London ETO hosts Taste of Hong Kong reception at International Maritime Organization
London, May 23, 2024
London ETO, with the support of the Marine Department, held the Taste of Hong Kong reception at the International Maritime Organization (IMO). About 300 guests from delegations of IMO Member States, top representatives of international maritime organisations, and key representatives of shipowners in London joined the reception. To find out more, please click here.
London ETO celebrates timeless works of Jin Yong in Cambridge
London, May 21, 2024
London ETO supported the Ming-Ai (London) Institute's "The Literary Legend and Legacy of Jin Yong" seminar held at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. The event was also supported by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and the Hong Kong Heritage Museum by the provision of expert advice. To find out more, please click here.
Innovative Hong Kong rendition of Shakespeare's "King Lear" staged in London
London, May 10, 2024
London ETO showcased Hong Kong's vibrant cultural landscape by supporting the performances of Tang Shu-wing Theatre Studio's "King Lear" at the Riverside Studios in London from May 2 to 12. A reception celebrating the achievement of Hong Kong theatre was held greeting around 40 guests from the local cultural and business sector. To find out more, please click here.