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The Tianjin Peking Opera Theatre will perform at the Cultural Centre in June, bringing top actors and artists to the city.

Junior music groups and Chinese orchestras will perform orchestral works at two concerts in June.

The Leisure & Cultural Services Department will hold the Vinyl Mania carnival at Kwai Tsing Theatre Plaza on May 19.

DanceArt Hong Kong will perform its latest production In Search of Hui Sin in June.

Switzerland's highly acclaimed Geneva Ballet will visit Hong Kong in July to perform a new representation of Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet.

The International Children's Film Carnival will be held in July and August at the Film Archive, and the Science and Space Museums from July 5 to August 11.

 A local trio of renowned musicians will jointly present Vigorous Winds & Tough Strings on June 6 at City Hall.

New media music and creative director GayBird will perform CouCou on Mars with Japanese singer-songwriter UA in June.

Popular British artist Peter Suart will perform his one-man theatre piece Melencolia  at the Arts Centre on July 12 and 13.

The Space Museum’s latest Omnimax show takes audiences on a journey beneath the waves to visit new and exciting worlds.

With their fantastic colors and fanciful wings, butterflies are one of nature’s most enticing creatures for photographers and insect lovers. "The Flying Beauties" exhibition is now open at Hong Kong Wetland Park, featuring the most common butterfly species in Hong Kong and specimens from around the world. Visitors can learn more about butterfly anatomy, life cycle, survival strategies and courtship behaviour.

The Hong Kong Film Critics Society has selected six feature films to be shown at the Film Archive and Science Museum, showcasing pioneers and style-setters in cinematic narrative history.

Hong Kong-based arts group Prospects Theatre will perform its latest production A Lonely Planet B at Kwai Tsing Theatre in May and June.

The Hong Kong Film Archive and the Fortune Star Media Limited have opened an exhibition on the famous studio Golden Harvest, offering an overview of its development, and a look back at the golden age of Hong Kong cinema.

The Science Museum's Science News Corner presents an exhibition on soybean research and breeding from April 13 to July 31.

Four veteran local artists will collaborate on a new multimedia dance theatre production entitled The Life and Death of Xiao Hong.

The Space Museum's new Omnimax show To the Arctic will be screened from March 1 to August 31, showing the Arctic Circle and how its wildlife is coping with a worsening environment under the threat of global warming.

Arts critic Chow Fan-fu will give a music lecture series in June, sharing his views on musical pieces performed 50 years ago in the opening concerts held at City Hall.