Jackson Wang’s Original Fantasy IP Lights Up Victoria Harbour with Halloween Drone Show at Hung Hom New Harbourfront

Under the Castle (UTC), the original dark fantasy IP brand curated and creatively directed by Jackson Wang, a well-known Chinese pop artist, has partnered with the Hung Hom New Harbourfront to present a special Halloween drone light show. UTC’s core characters, PUMPKIE and SPOOKIE, took to the Victoria Harbour sky in drone form for the first time, elevating the Halloween atmosphere UTC has brought to Hong Kong to new heights.

Under the Castle (UTC), the original dark fantasy IP brand curated and creatively directed by Jackson Wang, a well-known Chinese pop artist, has partnered with the Hung Hom New Harbourfront to present a special Halloween drone light show.

UTC’s core characters, PUMPKIE and SPOOKIE, took to the Victoria Harbour sky in drone form for the first time, elevating the Halloween atmosphere UTC has brought to Hong Kong to new heights.

UTC’s core characters, PUMPKIE and SPOOKIE, took to the Victoria Harbour sky in drone form for the first time, elevating the Halloween atmosphere UTC has brought to Hong Kong to new heights.

UTC's Halloween drone light show

The light show, a crossover collaboration between Under the Castle and the Hung Hom New Harbourfront, illuminated the entire Victoria Harbour. In addition to attracting over ten thousand people to the site, it was also visible from multiple locations across Hong Kong, including the Hung Hom Cross-Harbour Tunnel entrance, delighting residents. It also marked the conclusion of UTC’s one-and-a-half-month festive experience in Hong Kong.

UTC's Halloween drone light show

UTC's Halloween drone light show

UTC's Halloween drone light show

UTC's Halloween drone light show

CAS stages concert to celebrate its band's 50th anniversary

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Civil Aid Service (CAS) Band, the CAS today (November1) held the "CAS Band 50th Anniversary Concert" at the Academic Community Hall of HongKong Baptist University (HKBU). The concert featured the premiere of the CAS song "United We Stand", showcasing the spirit of "Serving the Community with Passion, Courage and Commitment". More than a thousand serving and retired CAS members, together with their family members, attended the event to mark this important milestone.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, the Under Secretary for Security, Mr Michael Cheuk,expressed gratitude to the Organising Committee for the 50th Anniversary Celebrations of the CAS Band for their careful planning and efforts, which contributed to the success of the event. He remarked that over the past half-century, the CAS Band has grown from a small-scale unit into a music group widely recognised by society today. This journey has been forged by the dedication of successive members, bears testimony to the passing of the torch within the Band, and reflects the CAS's steadfast belief in serving society and caring for the community.

Other guests attending the event included the Interim Provost of HKBU, Professor Liu Jiming; the Commissioner of the CAS, Mr Victor Pang; and the Chief Staff Officer of the CAS, Mr Leung Kwun-hong.

The concert featured a rich and diverse programme. The CAS Band, together with HKBU students, performed a series of wellknown pieces, including "only you cannot be replaced", "The Brave Chinese" and "My People, My Country".

Members of the CAS Cadet Corps also presented "You Raise Me Up" and a Chinese drum performance. HKBU students gave performances including piano solos, flute and clarinet duets, as well as Chinese dance. The concert concluded with all performers joining in a mass choir rendition of classic songs, such as "Ode to the Motherland" and "Beneath The Lion Rock", bringing the event to a successful close.

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