A Century of Beautiful Sound: Bang & Olufsen 100th Anniversary Exhibition

A Century of Excellence: Bang & Olufsen's 100th Anniversary

To commemorate a century of acoustic craftsmanship and design, Bang & Olufsen (B&O) proudly presents the "A Century of Beautiful Sound" exhibition at Tai Kwun. From May 29 to 31, 2026, step into the F Hall Studio to explore the evolution of one of the world's most iconic audio-visual brands.

Founded in 1925 in Struer, Denmark, B&O has spent 100 years refining the harmony between sound, design, and craftsmanship. This exhibition is a tribute to that legacy, inviting you to journey through time—from their earliest radio experiments to the futuristic sound systems of today.

Exhibition Highlights

• Iconic Design Evolution: Admire historical masterpieces that defined decades, including the 1926 Eliminator radio and the legendary Beogram 4000 turntable.
• Timeless Innovation: Experience the peak of B&O engineering with the debut of the exclusive Beolab 90 Titan Edition.
• Art of Sound: Discover how B&O transforms sound into a design language, seamlessly blending materials like aluminum, wood, and fabric into your living space.

Immerse Yourself in the Heritage

Don't miss the chance to capture the perfect moment at the exhibition's vintage newspaper stall, designed to transport you back to the golden era of mid-century aesthetics. It is a stunning visual setup designed specifically for the exhibition, offering a unique backdrop for your memories.

Related Activities: Commemorative Gifts

We are pleased to offer exclusive souvenirs to our visitors! Follow the Instagram task at the venue to redeem a limited-edition 100th Anniversary Commemorative Set, which includes:

• 100th Anniversary Collector's Postcards: Featuring鲜为人知 (lesser-known) brand stories.
• Vintage Red Heart Canvas Tote: A recreation of the classic 1976 product catalogue cover, paying tribute to the iconic 'B' & 'O' logo.

This limited-time pop-up is a must-visit for design enthusiasts, audiophiles, and anyone who appreciates the art of living. See you at Tai Kwun, Central, for this unforgettable celebration of sound.

Admission is free and open to the public. No pre-registration is required.