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29 Tai Wing Lane
大榮里29號
Hong Kong
New Territories, Tai Po
2638 5180
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What time does 星藝 open?
星藝 opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does 星藝 close?
星藝 closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Does 星藝 have parking?
Yes, 星藝 has parking options.
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As I have often said about record shops these days- how are they making money? I mean with the…read moreadvent of MP3, iTunes and all the other channels in which we could have music for very little or no money at all; who is buying CDs nowadays? Turns out, quite a lot. Now Hong Kong Records is not your old stuffy CD store, they have reinvented themselves extremely well in providing a wide range of products in the store- DVDs, video games, magazines and even toys could be found in the shop. This must be one of the changes that has kept it alive for as long as it has. For me in particular, Hong Kong Records makes a great effort into making Classical and Jazz music lovers feel special. They have always had a separate section for Classical and Jazz music which is glassed off from the rest of the shop. that way you could enjoy your music without the new fangled stuff disturbing your peace from the main section of the store. The staff at these sections really know their stuff as well and they were able to find the album I need however obscure that album label may be. I think in general- the scale, the products, the fact that the shops are always a nice place so be- I think that's why they have survived that long and why they will be here to stay.
I hate to admit, but actually Im also a creature of habits. There was a time in my life that I have…read moreto go to city u like 3-4 times a week; it is no surprise that I would walk around festival walk before or after the rehearsals in city U. Normally there are 3 stops in this level of festival walk and Hong Kong records normally is my 2nd checkpoint before spending like forever in Parson's next door. Another confession I would like to make is that i dont normally buy CDs for music; a logical question to ask now would be: why on earth do I have to visit the place?? So this brings us back to the first statement that I am a creature of habits and I have been visiting this place since high school until uni; well...another more legitimate reason is that it is always good to keep yourself updated with the hits in different music charts and this is a good place to gain info regarding the latest release of albums. Other than music albums, there are also dvds of movies and drama series for you to choose from; that is to say if you are indifferent to pop music, there will still be sections that might interest you. Now you see why I have developed such a habit of visiting this place when ever i go to festival walk.
從香港唱片淘到的古典音樂和爵士樂專輯。
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My cousin recommend this shop to me after finding out that I'm a huge K-Pop fan. I've been here…read moremore than a few times to buy albums and photo books. The photo book that I had been looking for was out of stock and I was lucky to find it at this store. However, the price had been jacked up and I paid a pretty penny to secure the photo book. Most recently, I had inquired about an album but they were sold out. My guess is that they only stock a certain amount and may not reorder. I see on the window of the storefront there's lists of new albums that will be releasing soon and I believe you can preorder with them.
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I am definitely not a fan of assembling puzzles. I simply do not have the patience nor the brain…read morefor it. Ironically, I often buy puzzles - not for me but as gifts. I am not really that good at picking presents no matter it is my friends' birthday, someone's wedding, even baby shower... if I run out of idea - my love for puzzle just grows. Anyways, as I was wandering at Olympian City today I saw a place called 3D JP. At first I thought it was just one of those puzzle places but on second look - wait - is that a vase? YES! WHAT???? The designs look like clay pottery, but if you look closer, they are actually made of plastic puzzle! Oh, technology - what have you done to me? Turns out all the 3D puzzles here do not require glue. Unlike traditional puzzles made with cardboard, one you finish it you need to glue them up and let it dry for ages. But with the advanced technology, these plastic jigsaw pieces have interlocking and durability that no glue is required. Honestly I do not know how that works and I probably will not buy one mainly because I am bad at assembling, but it certainly looks very creative and fun! I asked the staff and she told me that the vase comes with a stand and a bottle where you 'stick' the pieces on top of it. I am so thankful that I stumbled upon this place as no one is going to blame me buying puzzles for gifts - this time, I am getting you guys vase made with puzzles!