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SCMP Reporter

1 Speak Out
This is the last call for entries to Plan International Hong Kong's 'Because I Am a Girl' photo competition. Open to students from primary and secondary schools, the competition hopes to raise awareness of the plight of girls in developing countries. 
Visit www.becauseiamagirl. org.hk for details and the registration form. 
The deadline is  Tuesday.
7 Puppet dreams
The Czech Republic's Naive Theatre Liberec presents Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves from Arabian Nights - with puppets!
 When and where: April 7 and 8, 8pm, Hong Kong City Hall; April 9, 8pm, Sha Tin Town Hall
 Tickets: HK$70, HK$90 (HK$140, HK$180 for adults) from Urbtix on 2111 5999
11 Get inspired
At Semi-Permanent 2011,  some of the world's  leading design minds  will take part in exhibitions, competitions and installation workshops.  
 When: March 11 and 12, 9am-6.30pm
 Where: HKCEC
 Tickets: HK$500 for one day, HK$750 for both (HK$900-HK$3,500 for adults) from HK Ticketing on 31 288 288
17 Berlin beats
Berlin-based quartet The Whitest Boy Alive will be in Hong Kong for the first time next month to show off their funk-inspired dance music.
 When: March 17, 8pm
 Where: Kitec
 Tickets: HK$400 from HK Ticketing
30 It's Working
Psychedelic rockers MGMT are set to burn up the dance floor when they hit Hong Kong next month.  Indie kids wouldn't  want to miss this.
 When: March 30, 8pm
 Where: Hitec
 Tickets: HK$580 from HK Ticketing



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