“Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market” Fully Regitered Ahead Of Its Asian Debut With Community And Shared Joy At Its Heart

Organised by Pen & Paper and proudly presented by Henderson Land,the “Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market” has received an overwhelming public response ahead of its Asian debut at the Central Harbourfront from 19 to 22 March 2026, with all public sessions fully registered in less than a day after the event was announced. The remarkable response reflects strong public anticipation for this unique immersive experience, which will open as the first large-scale event of Hong Kong Art Month.

Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market.

Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market.

As part of Henderson Land’s 50th anniversary celebrations, the Group has extended the spirit of the occasion beyond a landmark art experience to foster wider community engagement and social impact. Ahead of the public opening, Henderson Land welcomed 160 children and seniors as the installation’s first guests, creating a joyful shared experience designed to inspire wonder across generations. The initiative reflects the Group’s longstanding commitment to giving back to the community and its belief in the power of art to uplift, connect and create meaningful shared memories.

Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market.

Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market.

The Hong Kong edition features more than 26 whimsical plush flower designs. Visitors begin their journey through a lush hedge maze, where giant floral sculptures emerge from the greenery, before entering a greenhouse-style pavilion brimming with a fantastical sea of plush flowers. The presentation is further distinguished by two bespoke Hong Kong commissions: the “Henderson Flower” (the Allium) and the “Bauhinia”.

Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market.

Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market.

Selected as the “Henderson Flower”, the allium symbolises unity, strength and resilience, embodying Henderson Land’s deep-rooted heritage and continued progress over the past 50 years. It also echoes “Allium”, the large-scale sculpture installed in the Art Garden beside The Henderson in tribute to the Group’s founder, Dr Lee Shau-kee. The work further incorporates the signature “Henderson Green”, underscoring the brand’s distinctive colour identity. The “Bauhinia”, meanwhile, pays homage to Hong Kong’s emblem. Its floral form also resonates with the architectural lines of The Henderson, the Group’s flagship commercial landmark, revealing a seamless connection between artistic expression and architectural aesthetics.

New plush flowers design at Hong Kong edition.

Artist Cj Hendry,

“I’m thrilled that Flower Market is making its Asia debut in Hong Kong. I find flowers to be wonderfully simple and special; they evoke a childlike sense of joy and fun. Each flower crafted is a thoughtful design, meticulously tailored to reflect the essence of the regions they represent,” said Cj Hendry.“This is not merely art; it is a celebration of the locality, capturing the spirit and identity of each specific area.” The greenhouse invites visitors to lose themselves in a vibrant, childlike environment— a temporary sanctuary of wonder—before returning to city life. “Why are there so many flowers? And why are they all fake? It’s a playful, childlike adventure and then you exit back into real life,” explains Hendry. “I hope the Flower Market inspires joy and beauty well after the greenhouse is empty, every time we see flowers – plush or otherwise.”

Glaciar Truffle Ice Cream .

Henderson Mocktail.

Vegan Chorizo Taco.

Complementing the experience, Peridot, the acclaimed bar located at The Henderson, will offer a curated selection of its signature delicacies including Vegan Chorizo Taco alongside the “Henderson Mocktail”, two exclusive items available only at the Flower Market, adding a distinctive culinary dimension to the visitor experience.

“Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market” Event Details

Date:19–22 March, 2026

Venue:AIA Vitality Park, Central Harbourfront (33 Man Kwong Street)

Admission:Free entry for registered attendees with a QR code ticket (Fully Registered)

Special traffic arrangements for race meeting in Happy Valley

The Police will implement special traffic arrangements in Happy Valley today (March 18). These arrangements will remain in effect until the race meeting has concluded, spectators have dispersed, and traffic conditions return to normal.

A. Traffic arrangements before the commencement of the first race

The following road closure and traffic diversions will be implemented from 50 minutes before the start of the first race for day racing, or from 6pm onwards for night racing:

1. Road closure

Southbound Wong Nai Chung Road between Queen’s Road East and the up-ramp outside the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) will be closed, except for vehicles heading for Aberdeen Tunnel.

2. Traffic diversions

- Southbound Wong Nai Chung Road between Village Road and the up-ramp outside the HKJC will be rerouted one way northbound;

- Traffic along eastbound Queen's Road East heading for Wan Chai and Happy Valley will be diverted to turn left to Morrison Hill Road;

- Traffic along southbound Morrison Hill Road heading for Happy Valley will be diverted via Sports Road and Wong Nai Chung Road;

- Traffic along Queen's Road East cannot turn right to Wong Nai Chung Road, except for vehicles heading for Aberdeen Tunnel;

- Traffic from Cross Harbour Tunnel heading for Queen's Road East will be diverted via the down-ramp leading from southbound Canal Road flyover to Morrison Hill Road to turn right at the junction of Wong Nai Chung Road and Queen's Road East; and

- Traffic from Cross Harbour Tunnel heading for Happy Valley or Racecourse will be diverted via the down-ramp leading from southbound Canal Road flyover to Canal Road East, southbound Morrison Hill Road, Sports Road and Wong Nai Chung Road.

B. Traffic arrangements before the conclusion of race meeting

The following road closure and traffic diversions will be implemented from about 35 minutes before the start of the last race:

1. Road closure

- The up-ramp on Wong Nai Chung Road outside the HKJC leading to Aberdeen Tunnel;

- Southbound Wong Nai Chung Road between Queen's Road East and the up-ramp leading to Aberdeen Tunnel;

- Southbound Wong Nai Chung Road between Village Road and the Public Stands of the HKJC;

- Westbound Leighton Road between Wong Nai Chung Road and Canal Road East; and

- Southbound Morrison Hill Road between Leighton Road and Queen's Road East.

In addition, southbound Wong Nai Chung Road between the up-ramp leading to Aberdeen Tunnel and the Public Stands of the HKJC will be closed from about 10 minutes before the start of the last race.

2. Traffic diversions

- Eastbound Queen's Road East at its junction with Morrison Hill Road will be reduced to one-lane traffic heading for northbound Canal Road flyover;

- Traffic from Cross Harbour Tunnel heading for Wan Chai will be diverted via the down-ramp leading from southbound Canal Road flyover to Canal Road East, U-turn slip road beneath Canal Road flyover, Canal Road West and Hennessy Road;

- Traffic from Cross Harbour Tunnel heading for Happy Valley will be diverted via the down-ramp leading from southbound Canal Road flyover to Canal Road East, eastbound Leighton Road and Wong Nai Chung Road;

- Traffic along southbound Morrison Hill Road will be diverted to turn left to eastbound Leighton Road;

- Traffic along southbound Morrison Hill Road heading for Happy Valley will be diverted via eastbound Leighton Road and Wong Nai Chung Road; and

- Traffic along westbound Leighton Road will be diverted to Wong Nai Chung Road.

C. Prohibition for learner drivers

Learner drivers will be prohibited to turn left from Caroline Hill Road to Leighton Road between one and a half hours before the start of the first race and one hour after the last race. In addition, learner drivers will be prohibited from accessing the following roads within the above period of time:

- Shan Kwong Road between Yik Yam Street and Wong Nai Chung Road;

- Village Road between its upper and lower junctions with Shan Kwong Road;

- Percival Street between Hennessy Road and Leighton Road;

- Canal Road East; and

- The service road leading from Gloucester Road to Canal Road flyover.

D. Suspension of parking spaces

Parking spaces on southbound Wong Nai Chung Road between Sports Road and Blue Pool Road will be suspended from 11am to 7pm for day racing, and from 5pm to 11.59pm for night racing respectively.

All vehicles parked illegally during the implementation of the above special traffic arrangements will be towed away without prior warning, and may be subject to multiple ticketing.

Actual implementation of road closure and traffic diversion will be made by the Police at the time depending on traffic conditions in the areas. Motorists should exercise tolerance and patience, and follow the instructions of police officers on site.

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