Playtimes Jan 2016 - page 8

January
T H E H O T T E S T H A P P E N I N G S A R O U N D T O W N
AIA Carnival
Rides, games, entertainers, and over one
million new toys to be won. The carnival is here
again and is bigger and better than ever.
Tickets are available at www.tgec.asia.
Join EtonHouse at this open day, designed
to celebrate the hundred languages of
children through the creative lenses of art,
music, construction, clay and storytelling. For
more information, visit www.etonhouse.com.
hk/HK/hundredlanguages.html.
This play is set during the Scopes trial,
in which the teaching of creationism
came head-to-head with the teaching
of scientific fact. The show is at Sheung
Wan Civic Centre, 8/F, 345 Queen's Road
Central. For tickets, visit www.urbtix.hk.
Kung Fu Panda 3 sees Po's long-lost panda
father suddenly reappear; the reunited duo
travels to a secret panda paradise to meet
scores of hilarious new panda characters.
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Open Day
Inherit The Wind
Enjoy a fun family evening with English
Schools Foundation (ESF) Jockey Club Sarah
Roe School (JCSRS) at the third Jazz Charity
Festival – a wonderful event for music lovers!
At Jardine House, Central. Click
www.esf.edu.hk/Jazz_Fest_2016.
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Jazz Fest
Watch as Bunk Puppets create hilarious
shadow puppets from household junk at
Udderbelly, Central Harbourfront Event Space.
Tickets are $327- $473; call 3128 8288 to book.
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Sticks Stones
Broken Bones
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8-10
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The award-winning science TV series live on
stage, at Udderbelly, Central Harbourfront
Event Space. Tickets can be purchased for
$385-523 at www.hkticketing.com .
Brainiac LIVE
Movie Opening Sir James Galway, the man with the golden
flute, comes to Hong Kong to perform at
Hong Kong City Hall. For ticketing enquiries,
call 3761 6661; visit www.urbtix.hk, or email
info@ccohk.com.
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Flute Concert
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