When the sun sets over Victoria Harbor, M+ comes alive in a way that’s anything but ordinary.
On September 5, the museum’s popular after-hours seriesM+ at Night returns with a new edition titled "Good Times," inviting visitors to unwind, reflect, and revel in a night of music, movement, and artmaking.
This isn’t the first time M+ has transformed its galleries into a cultural playground. Previous editions have explored everything from Hong Kong underground and street culture to retro Cantopop and more, with performances by artists like Xiaolin, N.O.L.Y, N.Y.P.D. (南洋派對), Yeti Out and tributes to icons such as Anita Mui and Roman Tam.
The spring 2025 edition, "Self Encounters," featured identity-themed programming inspired by Cindy Sherman and Yasumasa Morimura, while "Beyond the Frame" earlier this year paid homage to Picasso's creative legacy.
Now, Good Times shifts the focus inward.
Inspired by the museum’s current exhibition M+ Sigg Collection: Inner Worlds, the event explores emotional expression through a curated mix of live music, wellness, and tactile creativity.
Headlining the night is Jay Fung, whose heartfelt Cantopop style blends Western influences with introspective lyricism. He’ll be joined by Room307 (Allex Chan), whose “Neo Cantopop” soundscapes evoke sci-fi romance, and SPORA, an emerging electronic duo known for cinematic textures and danceable rhythms.
Visitors can also drop into a yoga-meets-LoFi session led by Taiwan’s PUZZLEMAN and yoga instructor Alba, or get hands-on with clay in a ceramic workshop guided by artist Lee Wing Yee.
Acoustic performances inspired by gallery artworks, curator-led tours, and pop-up chats with M+ Guides round out the evening’s offerings. Food and drinks will be available on-site, with discounts for members and patrons.
Tickets are available in two tiers: early bird tickets are priced at HK$200 and can be purchased from August 4 to 24, while full-time students aged 18 and above can enjoy a discounted rate of HK$140 during the same period. Standard tickets will be available from August 25 at HK$280. All ticket holders will have exclusive access to exhibitions until 10:30 PM.
M+ at Night: Good Times promises more than just entertainment, inviting visitors to explore a transformed museum to decompress, connect, and experience contemporary visual culture in a whole new light, making this a night to remember.
For more information and tickets, visit M+ at Night’s website here, and follow West Kowloon Cultural District’s Facebook here and Instagram here.
