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Another one of the city's many conservation projects, the former Police Married Quarters has been revitalised as a centre for all things creative and design-based. An exciting mix of creative enterprises can be found at PMQ, where old residential units have been converted into small boutiques selling handmade products – ranging from jewellery to homeware goods – as well as design studios and art spaces. Pop-ups, markets, art festivals, and festive happenings are also common occurrences at PMQ.

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deTour 2025: The Shape of Yearning Takes Over PMQ This Winter

Hong Kong’s annual design festival returns to PMQ from November 28 to December 7, transforming the creative hub into a resonance of ideas and inspiration. Curated by designer Adonian Chan, this year’s theme, Shape of Yearning, invites visitors to explore how design reflects desire through aesthetics, social context, and deeper values. Across PMQ’s Courtyard, Marketplace, and Qube, expect 17 installations and exhibitions by talents from Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland, and around the globe. Highlights include Swiss studio Encor’s immersive ‘ALCOVE IN SITU’, four feature exhibitions, and 12 open‑call selected entries spanning robotics, 3D printing, and identity exploration.  Beyond exhibitions, the festival offers workshops, guided tours, dialogues, and performances, plus family‑friendly activities through deTour Kids. Organised by PMQ and sponsored by CCIDA, deTour 2025 promises 10 days of bold creativity, cultural dialogue, and unforgettable encounters with design. Find out more here.
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