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4worldlovers: Redress is an environmental NGO working to reduce waste in the fashion industry. Take a look at the work we do below.


Participate in a fun-filled online crafting session where participants will learn three embroidery techniques to jazz up their jeans. Friendly faces joining the Redress team for casual conversation include Kayla Wong, Founder of Basics to Basics, Sarah Fung, owner of HULA, Jesse Lee, Redress Design Award Alumnus and fashion designer, and Winsome Lok, Founder of Sew on Studio social enterprise. The first 50 sign-ups for each event in Hong Kong will receive a free up-cycling kit from Redress!

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4worldlovers: Six films by famous directors, from the 1960s to the 2010s, that became classics of German cinema

The Goethe-Institut brings the German language to the world. We offer German courses and German exams in over 90 countries.

Our library is a place for everyone. You can come here to read a book, to listen to music, to watch a film, to get inspired and to meet other people.

Once in a month | 12:00 to 16:00 (counter service available) (the upcoming schedule: 8th Oct, 19th Nov, 3rd Dec)

The library may close for special events. Please refer to the library page for the most updated information.

The use of books and media in the library is free of charge. For borrowing you need a library card.

With Onleihe, you have access to thousands of German-language digital media.

The Goethe-Institut offers you linguistic, professional and intercultural preparation for studying in Germany. You can also find answers to frequently asked questions about "Studying in Germany" here.

You teach German in Hong Kong and are looking for up-to-date teaching materials and training for yourself or competitions and events for your learners? Then you have come to the right place!

Please find here videos with directions from Wan Chai MTR station and Exhibition Centre MTR station to the Goethe-Institut at the Hong Kong Arts Centre for wheelchair users.

We promote international cultural cooperation by organising a broad variety of events to present German culture abroad.