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National Security Law Education Lecture 2025-26 (13 April 2026) (For entrants from AY2025/26 or after)

Every February and March, the Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) enriches the city's cultural life with top international and local artists across diverse performing arts genres. This year, with over 170 performances across more than 45 programs, alongside special events and educational activities, there is truly something for everyone that you will not want to miss!

Make the most of your experience with just $120 to
- Enjoy TWO HK Arts Festival programs, rehearsals, or exclusive Young Friends Specials; and
- Participate in ONE workshop, talk, or backstage tour led by top artists!

LIVE is pleased to offer full sponsorship for Young Friends membership to 100 students!

National Security Law Education Lecture 2025-26 (27 Mar 2026) (For entrants from AY2025/26 or after)

[CCL] Vinyasa Yoga with Cheryl (Sem 2)

Boost flexibility, build strength, and cultivate mindfulness in this all-levels Vinyasa yoga class. Each session features breathing exercises and mindful movement, with pose options for both beginners and those seeking a challenge. Classes are designed so you can join anytime—each session stands alone, but regular practice builds consistency and progress.

Whether you want to unwind, get stronger, or simply take time for yourself, you’ll leave feeling relaxed, refreshed, and balanced in body and mind. No experience needed—just wear comfortable clothes and come ready to move.

About the instructor Cheryl
Since 2017, Cheryl has taught yoga and mindfulness in Hong Kong and Vietnam, working with studios, corporates, schools, NGOs, and private clients—including Pure Yoga. Certified in 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training and 300-hour Trauma-Sensitive Yoga, Cheryl creates welcoming, accessible classes focused on mindfulness and self-care. Join her to experience yoga that’s inclusive, empowering, and energizing.

Date: 21/1, 28/1, 4/2, 11/2, 4/3, 11/3, 18/3, 25/3 (Wed)
Time: 7:00pm - 8:15pm
Venue: Room 114, Student Residence Halls
Eligibility: Open to all UGC-funded UG students, with priority for UG residents living on-campus
Quota: 24 (First-come-first-served)
Deposit: $500 (fully refundable upon completion of at least 5 of 8 sessions)
Application Deadline: 14 Jan 2026 (Eligible applicants will receive an email with payment instructions. Only those who complete payment by the specified deadline will be considered successfully enrolled.)

Notes:
- The refundable deposit of $500 and 1 CCL unit will be awarded only to participants who attend at least 5 of the 8 sessions and complete the post-activity survey.
- Please bring your own yoga mat, a towel, and wear comfortable clothing.
- Limited yoga mats are available for borrowing (first-come-first-served with a $30 deposit required). You are required to keep the yoga mat in good condition and return it to the LQC office at the end of March 2026. Please indicate your interest in the application form, but it is not guaranteed.
- Please arrive on time. To ensure a comfortable and fair learning experience for all students, the instructor reserves the right to close admission and refuse entry to latecomers.

This sharing session invites ex-offenders to discuss their past experiences with crime and their journeys toward rehabilitation and reintegration into society. It aims to convey a message of law-abidingness while also promoting values such as courage, resilience, and the ability to recognize and correct one’s mistakes.

嘉賓朗讀作品及文學對談

Celebrate your White Valentine’s Day: Vegetable Bouquet Making Workshop 白色情人節限定：蔬菜花束製作工作坊

Celebrate White Valentine’s Day with a unique twist! Craft stunning, eco-friendly bouquets using fresh vegetables and herbs. Perfect as a meaningful gift or a creative activity to share with loved ones. Unleash your imagination and make this Valentine’s Day truly unforgettable!

Vegetable Bouquet Making Workshop

Date: 12 Mar 2026 (Thu)
Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm
Venue: Rev. James Mau Memorial Chapel (G9), Student Residence Halls
Language: English
Eligibility: All UGC-funded UG students (with priority for residents living on campus)
Refundable Deposit: $100
[1 CCL and deposit refund upon completion of the workshop]

Apply before 5 Mar.

To introduce the basic concepts of cyber security, covering common online threats such as viruses and phishing attacks. Participants will gain a deeper understanding on the importance of cyberspace for national security and economic and social development. Best practices for protecting personal information and ensuring data security will also be introduced.