In Time of Good Date Village

Furniture can be reused, appliances repaired, and clothes mended. Is there any way to “repair” a community?

-  Countryside:
How can urban habitants practice agriculture side by side with organic farmers? How are the tensions between rural residents and buffaloes resolved?

-  Housing:
How can residents of transitional social housing be connected? How might the daily imagination of people living in subdivided units be nurtured?

-  Consumption space:
What sort of relationships can we construct in small shopping centers? What about the larger shopping malls?

-  Place:
What is “non-place”? Is it possible to build a community in a seemingly faceless place?

Workshop 01
Rearranging Subdivided Units to Reimagine Life
May 17 (Fri) 4-5 pm；May 19 (Sun) 4-5 pm

Workshop 02
Forming Short-stay Friendships In Transition
May 17 (Fri) 3-4 pm；May 18 (Sat) 2-3 pm

Workshop 03
Finding Farm Hands for Pat Heung Fields
May 18 (Sat) 5-6 pm；May 19 (Sun) 2-3 pm

Workshop 04
Buffaloes and Humans in Harmony...Through Dung!
May 18 (Sat) 4-5 pm；May 19 (Sun) 3-4 pm

Workshop 05
49+1 Tactics to Explore Tai Kok Tsui
May 17 (Fri) 2-3 pm；May 18 (Sat) 3-4 pm

Workshop 06
A Skill-sharing Tin Shui Wai Community
May 17 (Fri) 3-4 pm；May 18 (Sat) 5-6 pm

Workshop 07
Mini-mall Meetings with Migrant Workers
May 18 (Sat) 2-3 pm；May 19 (Sun) 3-4 pm

Workshop 08
Touring Mega-malls to Find Community
May 19 (Sun) 1-2 pm

Workshop 09
Let’s Learn from Child Photographers!
May 18 (Sat) 1-2 pm

Workshop 10
An Aberdeen Participatory Ecosystem Toolbox
May 17 (Fri) 5-6 pm；May 19 (Sun) 5-6 pm