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About MCCC

MCCC stands for Margaret Cheung Creativity Centre. It is private, boutique, multi-purpose space dedicated to the exploration of ‘self’ through creative activities by providing a space for learning, reflection, meditation, socialization and strengthening, providing leisure programs for adults, in particular, age 50 and above. MCCC is where you can find fun, peace, playfulness, friendship, socialization and engagement with the community. The activities we provide target body, mind and spirit, and are only limited by the space that MCCC can afford. This is a holistic approach that provides a space that participants can come to relax, explore, reflect, learn, socialize and engage with their community. Conveniently located in Wan Chai and opening in early 2019, we aim to provide programs including (but not limited to) dance, music, fitness, health, technology, crafts, drama, and other interest areas. Go to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_xsn4MAm3U&t=2s to see our introductory video.

On a higher level, MCCC aims to release the mind to allow for more creativity. Creativity is a sought-after resource that can be developed through the use of our body, mind and spirit. We believe that if you work on creativity, technique will come. Conversely, if you only work on technique, creativity will never come. British cultural leader and educator Ken Robinson says, “You can’t be a creative thinker if you’re not stimulating your mind, just as you can’t be an Olympic athlete if you don’t train regularly.” MCCC is a place that provides this kind of stimulation of the mind as well as awareness building in the body and spirit - a platform for self-discovery and exploration. Creativity begins with play - we must always remember the power of play. In order to learn something, there is no substitute for play. We aim to instil (promote, foster, infuse, inspire, inject) a sense of play in everything.

Our objective is not result, but process; our programs are process-based, and process-driven. It matters not that participants do not present high level skills, but be mindfully present during the activities and commit to the experience. Our emphasis is on high sensitivity and low skills.

Even though we do not emphasize on end result, we offer performance opportunities for performance arts programs to showcase our participants’ progress and provide a platform for public sharing. We believe that it is in these public sharing that the participants’ efforts and growth will come full circle when they express themselves in a public setting to an audience, who receives and responds to that showing. ​ Our class sizes are small to ensure low teacher-participant ratio. We believe in personal attention and individual correction as each participant’s needs are different.

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