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Causeway Bay Hosts Three Limited-Time Art Experiences in July 2025
Causeway Bay hosted three limited-time art and cultural experiences during July 2025.
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Causeway Bay hosted three limited-time art and cultural experiences in July 2025. These included a Korean giant four-frame photo booth at LOG-ON Times Square available only on weekends until July 27, MUJI Music Nights at Café & Meal MUJI in Windsor House, and inclusive murals at Art Lane.
Korean Photo Booth at LOG-ON Times Square
The Korean giant four-frame photo booth operated at LOG-ON Times Square on weekends through July 27 2025. Visitors could access the installation as one of the three experiences listed for the period. The setup formed part of the broader set of temporary offerings in the district that month.
MUJI Music Nights at Windsor House
MUJI Music Nights took place at Café & Meal MUJI in Windsor House on Friday July 25 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Professional jazz performances featured Hong Kong musicians Timothy Wan and King Kong. The event ran for two hours and formed the second of the three July 2025 experiences.
Inclusive Murals at Art Lane
Inclusive murals created by local artists with disabilities went on display at Art Lane. The works carried themes around Causeway Bay's evolution and formed part of Hang Lung's 65th anniversary celebration. This installation completed the trio of limited-time experiences offered in July 2025.
The Hong Kong Arts Centre operates as a non-profit arts incubator in the Wan Chai and Causeway Bay area. Victory Park, described as Hong Kong's largest urban park nearby, regularly hosts cultural and creative markets along with environmental exhibitions and festivals such as the Lunar New Year fair. These venues provide ongoing context for the district's arts activity beyond the temporary July 2025 installations. Residents and visitors can check the listed venues directly for any future programming details.