This year, the Macao Arts Festival provides arts accessibility services for the following programmes, among which 20 complimentary tickets for Home Sweet Home are available for interested parties.

Home Sweet Home

Shouldn’t we consider the common needs of differently-abled people when we aim to build an amicable community? Visual description and sign language interpretation services are available for the Sunday session of Home Sweet Home and all interested parties are welcome to get the tickets for free. It’s time to reflect and take concrete measures to build a virtual community that genuinely accepts all differently-abled people.

20/5
Sunday
14:00-22:00
Old Court Building

Number of participants: 20
Target Participants: People with visual and hearing impairment
Services Provided: Audio description (Cantonese) and sign language interpretation
How to get the tickets: All interested parties can register and get tickets at the outlets of Macao Ticketing Network between March 12 and April 20 with a valid Disability Assessment Registration Card – Category of Visual and Hearing Disabilities. Each cardholder can get a maximum of two tickets, which will be given out on a first-come, first-served basis.

Enquiry: 83996699 / outreach@icm.gov.mo

Film The Posterist – The Art of Yuen Tai-Yung

Yuen Tai-Yung is a Chinese artist known for his creation of over 200 iconic Hong Kong film posters, which include numerous films from Bruce Lee, Hui Brothers, Karl Maka, Stephen Chow, Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung’s kung fu and comedy series. This documentary chronicles the director’s quest to find the reclusive master and subsequent encounters with him over a period of 12 months.

25/5
Friday
19:30
Tap Siac Square

Services provided: Audio description (Cantonese), accessible captions and sign language interpretation
Free admission(no tickets required)