Central Yards Edible Art Fair 2026: What You Need To Know

Discover the blend of art and food at the Central Yards Edible Art Fair, happening from 26 March to 5 April 2026 at the Central Harbourfront Event Space. This unique event features 10 art-inspired galleries, where visitors can engage with interactive installations representing iconic art movements, each paired with a specially crafted edible treat. Designed to spark curiosity, the experience is perfect for a short cultural outing, taking approximately 20–30 minutes to explore.

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The fair showcases Hong Kong artists Angela Yuen and Frog King (Kwok Mang-ho). Yuen’s installation, The Magic Makers, transforms everyday objects into a narrative celebrating Hong Kong’s heritage, paired with a Choc Duck edible surprise. Meanwhile, Frog King’s Frogtopia offers a playful journey into the New Ink Movement, matched with Froggy Biscuits, savory parmesan treats designed to reflect his artistic spirit. Alongside global art movements, both exhibits highlight the fair’s ‘Made in Hong Kong’ theme.

Gallery Highlights include:

• “The Magic Makers”: Angela Yuen’s exploration of Hong Kong heritage with a Choc Duck treat.
• “Frogtopia”: Frog King’s vibrant installation paired with his playful Froggy Biscuits.
• “Pop It!”: A Neo-Pop gallery featuring bold visuals and a Jelly Dog confection.
• “Blue-Tiful”: Inspired by Optical Illusion art, this gallery offers Eggie in Blue, a creative twist on Hong Kong’s beloved egg tart, infused with blueberry and crafted by Social Goods.

Event Details

• Dates: 26 March – 5 April 2026
• Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm (last entry 9pm)
• Venue: Central Harbourfront Event Space (taxi drop off: Central Piers, Pier 10)
• Tickets prices:
  • Adults (18+):
    • Weekday: HK$320 (Day), HK$380 (Evening)
    • Weekend/Holiday: HK$360 (Day), HK$420 (Evening)
  • Kids (3–12):
    • Weekday: HK$150 (Day), HK$180 (Evening)
    • Weekend/Holiday: HK$180 (Day), HK$200 (Evening)
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For an even more interactive experience, join the Edible Workshops (HK$280 per session) to create your own edible art.