Oxbridge Society x HK Class (港式優雅) Salon : In the Mood for Central

Introduction

From the sights and sounds of midcentury Queen’s Road Central, the original flavours of Hong Kong-style teahouses, the artistic touches of Italian mosaics and ceramics, the subtle scents of white jade tree and mosses… to that familiar aftertaste from Oxford and Cambridge that linger around your mind.

It will be an evening of unheard stories, rare archival photos, live jazz, and sips.  As twilight falls, Hong Kong Class (港式優雅) will take you on an unforgettable journey through the rich cultural tapestry of Central District, where every detail tells a story.

Key information

Saturday, 24 May 2025

4pm-6:30pm

Fringe Dairy, Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Road, Central

HK$280 (For members)

HK$300 (For non-members)

(All guests are welcome to purchase drinks at the bar)

Capacity is limited and places will be allocated on a first come first served basis after successful payment. 
For enquiries: Mr. Vincent Ko, President (kolongfung@gmail.com) and Oxbridge Administrator (society@oxbridge.org.hk)

Presenter and Host

Hong Kong Class Studio (港式優雅)

A cultural initiative set up by Martin Fung, an alumnus of the University of Cambridge, to advocate the values of Hong Kong’s aesthetics of everyday living through writing on different platforms and curating community events. Hong Kong Class (港式優雅) has been featured in various renowned Hong Kong public media, including 《明周文化》(Ming Pao Weekly), RTHK documentaries, as well as 《號外》(City Magazine).

Martin Fung – Martin is an architect cum cultural writer. He is also a fellow of the Cambridge Commonwealth Society and a recipient of the Asian Cultural Council Award and West Kowloon Cultural District Authority Fellowship in cultural leadership.

Musician

Freeman Lok – Freeman has been playing the piano since the age of 5. He studied music at the University of Cambridge, graduating with honours (in piano performance) in 2022. He is now one of the most active young pianists around in Hong Kong.