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Series of 3 spoons in stages of being hand carved to finish. The third spoon has a hand reaching for a finished spoon with leaf and floral carving details on the handle to show the different kinds of heritage craft on offer at A Collective Space in Hong Kong

Experience hands-on woodwork and heritage crafts in Hong Kong

Using the psychology of craft for creative wellbeing, social connections, and resilience

Building Resilience

Building confidence and self-sufficiency by teaching tangible hands-on skills to allow anyone of any skill level and ability to create something meaning from scratch. 

Social Connection

Bringing people together through the shared understanding and appreciation of hands-on making. 

Creative Wellbeing

Using the psychology crafts to simply feel better, more creative, and grounded. 

Our Core Pillars

Our Mission

To empower individuals across Asia through tactile heritage crafts, fostering mental resilience and social connection by restoring the simple joy of collective, purposeful making.

Our Vision

A future where creative wellbeing is a standard pillar of health, and heritage crafts serve as a bridge that connects communities to themselves and to each other.

Our Work: Woodwork & Heritage Crafts

Our Services

All experiences by A Collective Space are thoughtfully created by an interdisciplinary and diverse collective of psychologists, educators, counsellors, woodworkers, heritage craft experts, and technical designers.

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Whether you are looking for an inspiring community social, a restorative school program, or a transformative corporate team-building session, we invite you to come as you are and make something real. 

A group of people looking at a projector screen showing the title of "Crafts & Yaps" with an emcee introducing the A Collective Space team for a corporate team building event featuring a heritage, slow craft specifically designed for social connections.

Workshops & Classes

Group photo at a woodwork and heritage crafts workshop for a team building event in Hong Kong by A Collective Space

Programs for Organisations

A child safely using a drill with the instructor helping her by holding the wooden pieces down together.

School Programs

A Collective Space's two founders standing on either side of a very large canvas featuring wood block prints that were hand carved and printed by Year 6 students as part of a term-time project.

Strategic Partnerships & Collabs

ESF Peak School logo with English and Chinese text
Silvermine Bay School logo with beach and mountains
Logo of The Chinese University of Hong Kong
The University of Hong Kong logo
Resolve Foundation's logo
GSIS logo with Chinese characters Tak Sui
Korean International School Hong Kong crest logo
TEDxTinHauWomen logo
Lantau Conservation Fund logo in English and Chinese
Equal Opportunities Commission logo with Chinese text

Trusted by Hong Kongers

What our participants say

Group photo at a woodwork and heritage crafts workshop for a team building event in Hong Kong by A Collective Space

Programme Manager at WISE

“Crafts and Yaps” is a wonderful initiative that has given me something to look forward to during my work week. It combines approachable woodworking that I otherwise wouldn’t have done alongside a comforting environment where I can meet people away from the pressure of networking events. I will definitely go again and again and encourage anyone on the fence to just go for it!

Len Nguyen

Creative Director of the Quick Word Company and Producer and Presenter at RTHK Radio 3

I love a Crafts & Yaps session. It's a chance to pause, turn off my day-to-day admin and stress brain, and just settle myself in for some happy company and creativity. Sne and Emmy are beautiful human beings who make everyone feel welcome and capable, and for just an hour, you're transported to a pocket of purposeful making to a soundtrack of fun conversation.

Cruzanne Macalligan

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Hand carved wood blocks by primary school students with instructors and craft experts standing in front of the classroom. Each of these wood blocks are getting ready to be stamped onto a canvas.
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