Monday, 07 April, 14h:
Central
Business and Commerce

Monday, 07 Apr, 17h:
Sheung Wan
Print Culture and News in Hong Kong

Wednesday, 09 April, 14h:
Kwun Tong
Entertainment Industry in Hong Kong

Thursday, 10 April, 17h:
Tsuen Wan
Industrial, Trade, and Economic History

Friday, 11 April, 16h:
Pok Fu Lam

Sunday, 13 April, 10h:
Sha Tin
Leisure

Sunday, 13 April, 13h:
Kai Tak
Transportation Transformations

Sunday, 13 April, 16h:
Tai Po
Urban development, governance and culture: changing attitudes towards British colonialism

Monday, 14 April, 17h:
Tuen Mun
Urban modernisation

Tuesday, 15 April, 17h*:
Mui Wo (Lantau Island)

Wednesday, 16 April, 10h:
Wong Tai Sin
Colonialism and Migration

Wednesday, 16 April, 14h:
Sai Wan Ho

Wednesday, 16 April, 17h:
Quarry Bay

Thursday, 17 April, 10h:
Chai Wan
Histories of Unknown People

Thursday, 17 April, 17h:
Ap Lei Chau
Development

Friday, 18 April, 10h:
Sham Shui Po
Livelihood and living conditions

Friday, 18 April, 13h:
Mong Kok
Preservation versus Reconstruction

Friday, 18 April, 16h:
Tsim Sha Tsui
South Asian Hong Kong

Saturday, 19 April, 10h:
Fanling
Land and Identity

Sunday, 20 April, 13h:
Hung Hom/Whampoa
Effects of Capitalism and Reclamation
(rescheduled from 12Apr)

Monday, 21 April, 15h:
Tsing Yi
Temples and Cultural Heritage

Wednesday, 23 April, 14h:
Stanley
Imperialism, Violence, and Cultural Identity

Wednesday, 23 April, 17h:
Aberdeen

Saturday, 26 April, 16h:
Kowloon Tong
Architecture
(rescheduled from 12Apr)

Monday, 28 April, 17h:
Kwai Chung
Crime in Hong Kong

Tuesday, 29 April, 17h*:
Cheung Chau

Wednesday, 30 April, 14h:
Tai Hang
Coexistence and Preservation

Wednesday, 30 April, 17h:
Happy Valley
Colonial Burial and Recreational Land

Thursday, 01 May, 10h:
Causeway Bay