The revitalisation of Central Police Station compound has taken a decade. It is now a new hub for heritage, arts and culture accessible to everyone, serving as a vibrant cultural destination in the hustling city centre.

The Central Police Station compound is now operated under a not-for-profit model as Tai Kwun – Centre for Heritage and Arts. Its 16 heritage buildings, two new buildings and two large outdoor spaces form a wide range of multi-purpose venues not only for Tai Kwun’s events, but also programmes by other organisations and artists-in-residence, enriching Hong Kong’s cultural life through collaborative efforts.

The site also features a selection of restaurants and shops that offer culturally meaningful experiences. Income from these establishments contribute to the maintenance and sustainability of the site.

In 2019, Tai Kwun received the Award of Excellence in the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation, recognising the project’s revitalisation efforts.