ECLIPSED BODIES, EMBRACED PRIDE

The exhibition features artworks as vital documentation of the most vulnerable memories and profound emotions that accompany the lives of queer and disabled individuals, capturing the depths and specifities of joy and pain within these marginalized families.

The exhibition will display precious cultural relics such as manuscripts, films, videos, DVDs, promotional publications, film stills, and writings related to Michael Brynntrup's creative career over the past four decades

Showcase of Schwarzenbach's photography of the gay community she photographed during her travels in the Swiss mountains, France, the United States and the Middle East

Delves into the creation of art rooted in the lived experiences of crips, aiming to dismantle the invisible barriers imposed by disability and foster a truly inclusive art ecosystem.

a collection of fragments from the daily life of cartoonist and illustrator Ahko and his son in the last 10 years, accompanied audio clips of stories from the deeply entwined lives as father-and-son

A dialogue between an alien and their mother, a reflection on the simultaneously toxic and therapeutic dynamics within a crip and queer family.

Sharing of judicial review cases involving same-sex couples after years of legal evolution, and discussion of the same-sex partners' rights regarding end-of-life issues

Screening of German experimental filmmaker Michael Brynntrup's short films created since 1980s evolving around the theme of sex and death

Screening of UKI, a sci-fi alternate reality film created by sci-fi cyberpunk artist Shulea Cheang

LGBTQ+ youth and parent ally participants from FLUID HK's 'Community Sex Education Guru' program shares experiences in collaboratively constructing local narrative for sex education 

Legal practitioner and scholar shares updates on local advocacy work for LGBTQ+ rights and inclusivity policies. 

An introduction to the art of Drag and workshop on drag make-up, styling and dance techniques by Drag Jam

Gay Harmony hold conference to share latest news for LGBT+ couples, including legal lssues, public policies, religions and more

Join us in the party with Drag Jam and find queer kinship and rejuvenation!

Come experience the human library and film screening curated by Quarks and celebrate the creativity of transgender youth!

First ever queer zine market hosted by Queer Reads Library, come read amazing self-published and DIY works by overseas and local queer publishers and artists!

In this panel, a trans youth who has gone through this process, a parent and a social worker who works with trans youth will share their experiences and concerns.

Participants are invited to learn the techniques required to turn their favorite queer patterns, symbols, and graphics into art.

As part of their journey to promote queer subculture throughout China, Queerest's Drag Scenes Tour will be concluding at Eaton HK.

Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking symposium that explores the intersection of art, gender, and sexuality.

Local lesbian studies scholar and author discuss living conditions of lesbian in Hong Kong.

This is a conversation about Hong Kong’s AIDS history (or the lack of), and its legacy in shaping the city’s LGBTQ+ development, services, and community.

Selected short films by and conversation with Hong Kong acclaimed deaf film director Anthony Cheung.

Celebrate Pride Month with your chosen family with Eaton HK’s  “Love is Love” Staycation Package!  

Join us for a drag workshop supported by Benefit Cosmetics! Featuring drag culture insights, Q&A with Drag Jam artists, hands-on makeup, costumes, and props, plus choreography for "Queertopia." Embrace your inner diva and perform on stage at Pride at Eaton. Perfect for exploring the fabulous art of drag!

Alongside and Next Chapter LGBT partner with Rede Chambers and Hastings & Co. for a seminar on inheritance challenges for same-sex couples in Hong Kong. Experts discuss legal cases, protections, and overseas marriage options, concluding with a Q&A.

SpringCity by MaggZ is a multisensory series inspired by Kunming, blending movement, sound, and installations. Its latest iteration, SpringCity 30642, reimagines ancestral practices and club culture through a diasporic lens, exploring world-building, heterotopia, and bold alternative spaces.

Enter Isadora Neves Marques’ world, where queerness, speculative fictions, and humanity’s bond with nature intertwine. Through four films, she weaves personal and political narratives, challenging norms and reimagining love, autonomy, and belonging with profound intimacy and vision.

Celebrate Refugee Week 2025 with “Dance as a Community Superpower” by Grassroots Future at Eaton HK! Enjoy performances, interactive sessions, and celebrate inclusion, creativity, and resilience. Join us to dance, connect, and embrace diversity in honour of Pride Month!

Discover drag culture’s growth in China with Shanghai drag collective Queerest’s Namalily, Xiao Hai, Floating, and Yihao. Through personal stories, they’ll explore drag as art, community, and connection, while envisioning its future in fostering belonging and creativity.

In just five years, drag culture in China evolved from peak performances to everyday community life, where lasting connections endure. Drag Scenes Tour 2025 begins at Eaton HK, celebrating solidarity, diversity, and a shared future under the theme “staying.”

Join Priscilla Wong and Hoi Jai in a discussion on transgender and disability intersectionality. Moderated by Kaspar Wan, this talk explores lived experiences, advocacy, systemic barriers, and how interconnected identities challenge societal perceptions and drive meaningful change.

Join influencers Glass and Fish, wheelchair users and disability advocates, with host Uncle Bo for a live podcast exploring disability, daily life, and accessibility. Through humor and satire, they share real experiences, raising awareness and promoting inclusion.

Join us for Crip Camp, a powerful documentary on a 1970s camp that sparked the disability rights movement and the ADA. Stay for a post-screening talk with c.95d8 co-founder Bomb and local poet Clayton Lo.

A panel with DEI professionals Stef Teng, Emery Fung, Janet Ledger, and moderator David Ko. Explore strategies and opportunities for advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion across Asia’s unique cultural landscape in corporate, policy, and advocacy sectors.

Celebrate queer and crip creativity at Queer Reads Library x c.95d8 Market! Enjoy panels, screenings, and workshops on zines, self-publishing, queer history, and gender advocacy, alongside 10+ independent creatives from Hong Kong and across the region.

Inspired by Rancière's "quasi-bodies," the Quasi-bodies Gender & Sexuality Script Reading Festival presents three original plays exploring gender fluidity, stereotypes, and intersectionality: Hong Kong’s So Kit and Straight Men Three-way, plus Minh Ly's Ga Ting (Family).

Celebrate Pride Month with your chosen family with Eaton HK’s  “Love is Love” Staycation Package!