Welcome to our Milk Magic Kitchen! Embark on a magical yogurt adventure where your little one becomes a farmer for a day at Pokfulam Farm. Together, you'll use fresh local milk 🥛 to discover the magic of transformation and create delicious family moments 🪄

Your "Moo & Me" Mission Briefing:

Mission 1: Go Back in Time!
Explore the farm's century-old memory corridor, hear stories from the past, and try our fun milking simulation!

Mission 2: Build a Delicious Masterpiece!
Create the fruit & yogurt parfait: layering the farm's flavours. Team up to stack colourful fruits and crunchy granola into a work of art.

Mission 3: Get Your Hands Doughy!
It's time for hand-kneaded milky scones x blueberry yogurt spread. Knead warm, fluffy scones and whip up a tangy blueberry yogurt spread together.

Mission 4: Craft a Refreshing Treasure!
Your final task is the cucumber yogurt sandwich: the farm's fresh treasure box. Design and create your own refreshing sandwiches!

🎁 Mission Reward:

Every team gets the Taste of the Farm to Take Home adventure kit, including a DIY yogurt kit and Picture Recipe Card to continue your delicious experiments at home.

Details:
｜Date｜Aug 28, 2025 (Cantonese) ｜ Sep 6, 2025 (English)
｜Time｜11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
｜Location｜The Pokfulam Farm
｜For｜One parent & one child (ages 3-12)
｜Capacity｜Max. 7 pairs per session
｜Fee｜$580 per team + $10 booking fee

🔴 Eco-Warriors, Remember: Please bring your own food containers to carry home your tasty creations!

｜Registration｜https://www.popticket.hk/en/event/its-moo-and-me

For enquiries, please call 2851 0123 or email info@pokfulamfarm.org.hk.

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🙎🏻‍♂️🎋 Master Ng is a native folk artist from Pokfulam Village. Over the years, he has used simple materials such as bamboo strips, wire, tissue paper, colored paper, and paste, combined with limitless creativity and skilled craftsmanship, to create a variety of bamboo-crafted products. The "bamboo crafting art" has been listed as a part of Hong Kong's Intangible Cultural Heritage, embodying generations of craftsmanship and community sentiment.

This time, we have invited Master him to teach public how to make a small, shimmering light dragon. Compared to large dragons, the light dragon is smaller and simpler in structure, making it especially suitable for friends who enjoy crafting. After completing the project, 🌕 you can carry your homemade light dragon to enjoy the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival, enhancing the festive atmosphere.

Event Details:

• Date: August 2nd to 3rd, 2025 (Saturday to Sunday) (split into two afternoons, a total of two sessions)

• Time: 13:00-18:00

• Location: Pokfulam Farm

• Language: Cantonese

• Capacity: 10 people (18 years and older)

• Fee: $1,280 per person + $10 admin fee

August 2nd (Day 1)

• 13:00-15:00 | Under the personal demonstration by Master Ng, learn the traditional techniques of crafting a dragon head. You will master the key structural techniques of crafting the dragon head, and with the structure base prepared by the master, personally complete the remaining main components, gradually assembling your own small light dragon.

• 15:00-15:30 | Tea Break: Enjoy village snacks handcrafted by the residents of Pokfulam Village.

• 15:30-18:00 | Complete and assemble all structural components.

August 3rd (Day 2)

• 13:00-15:00 | Decoration process: Add colors and details to your small light dragon.

• 15:00-15:30 | Tea Break: Enjoy village snacks handcrafted by the residents of Pokfulam Village.

• 15:30-18:00 | The final touch! Personally install the LED lights and battery box on your small light dragon, completing a piece that is uniquely yours.

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OM SYSTEM generously provided professional photography equipment, and professional instructors led everyone to tell stories through their lenses. Additionally, villagers from Pokfulam gave guided tours, sharing the historical stories behind the farm and the Bethanie Monastery.

Everyone walked between the farm and Bethanie Monastery, observing the architecture and light, and capturing the moment:

The former dairy company's senior staff quarters, old garage, and octagonal cowshed, each corner holds a historical story;

Each participant explored and found their own perspective to appreciate Pokfulam; they also exchanged observations and shared their creative insights during the process.

We have included a record of the day's activities and some participants' photography—showing Pokfulam from different perspectives through their eyes.

Thank you to every participant for their involvement and a heartfelt thanks to @omsystem.hk for their support!