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Symphony Under the Stars; IBF World Championships

監製：彭啟光, 麥嘉緯

The annual outdoor concert, Symphony Under the Stars, organized by the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, will be held at the Central Harbourfront on November 26th. The concert will be conducted by celebrated composer and conductor Tan Dun, presenting a nature-inspired programme.

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Cyclothon; Fashion Fest

The annual Hong Kong Cyclothon will be back on November 30th. Thousands of cyclists from around the world will set off from Tsim Sha Tsui and travel through roads that are not usually accessible to bicycles, including the three bridges, Tsing Ma, Stonecutters and Ting Kau, as well as four tunnels, Cheung Ching, Nam Wan, Eagle’s Nest and Sha Tin Heights.
This year’s Cyclothon continues to feature 50km, 32km and family fun ride categories, with a total of 6,000 places. The 32km event also includes the inaugural World University Trophy.
Symphony Under the Stars; Hong Kong Cyclothon

The annual outdoor concert, Symphony Under the Stars, organized by the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, will be held at the Central Harbourfront on November 26th. The concert will be conducted by celebrated composer and conductor Tan Dun, presenting a nature-inspired programme.
IBF World Championships; Symphony Under the Stars

The biennial IBF World Championships will take place from November 25th to December 5th at the Kai Tak Sports Park and Queen Elizabeth Stadium. This is the first time that Hong Kong has hosted the men’ and women’s Championships at the same time. A total of 31 countries and regions, with 28 men’s teams and 23 women’s teams, and about 300 athletes will be participating.
Harbour Race; Hong Kong Cyclothon

The annual Harbour Race will be held on November 22nd. More than 4,000 swimmers will be making their way from the Wan Chai Golden Bauhinia Square Public Pier to Tsim Sha Tsui Avenue of Stars. The total distance is about 1 kilometer.
Symphony Under the Stars; IBF World Championships

The annual outdoor concert, Symphony Under the Stars, organized by the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, will be held at the Central Harbourfront on November 26th. The concert will be conducted by celebrated composer and conductor Tan Dun, presenting a nature-inspired programme.
BLAST Premier Hong Kong Rivals; Symphony Under the Stars

BLAST Premier Hong Kong Rivals is held at the AsiaWorld-Expo Arena from November 14th to 16th. This is the first time that the highest-profile S-Tier Tournament in e-sports has been held in Hong Kong, with a prize pool of 350 thousand US dollars. It’s the first esports competition to be recognized as an “M” Mark large-scale sports event.
The Hong Kong stop is the last “Counter-Strike 2” tournament of BLAST Premier global circuit this year, bringing together eight elite teams. For are the best teams from the Valve Regional Standings, while the other four are invited from Europe, North America, South America and Asia.
Tang Vogue Beyond the Horizons; Heritage Fiesta

Jointly organized by the Development Bureau and the National Cultural Heritage Administration, “Tang Vogue Beyond the Horizons: A Golden Era of Multicultural Integration and Openness” is on until December 31st at Kowloon Park’s Heritage Discovery Centre.

The exhibition features 298 sets of exhibits from 28 cultural institutions on the mainland as well as the Antiquities and Monuments Office of Hong Kong, including 49 sets of grade-one cultural relics.

The exhibition presents the social landscape of the Tang Dynasty from various perspectives, including the administrative system, peasants’ lives, religion and literature, and external development, showcasing the the confidence, openness and inclusiveness of the time.
Heritage Fiesta; Asia+ Festival

Heritage Fiesta is being held from now until November. The declared monuments and graded historic buildings that were once used for movie filming are open to the public during specific periods. One of them is the the former Fanling Magistracy, which is now HKFYG Leadership Institute. Blockbusters such as “A Guilty Conscience”, “The Sparring Partner” and “Infernal Affairs 2” have scenes filmed there. Other places include the Tung Wah Coffin Home, where parts of “The Last Dance” were filmed; and St. Stephen’s College in Stanley, one of the filming locations of “Echoes of the Rainbow” and “Lyricist Wannabe”. There’s also the Victoria Road Detention Centre, now the revitalized University of Chicago campus, and the Western District Community Centre, which is the Main Building of Old Tsan Yuk Maternity Hospital).
Asia+ Festival; Treasures of the Mughal Court

Presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the third Asia+ Festival will be held from September to November. It brings together artists and art troupes from over thirty countries and regions, presenting more than a hundred drama, dance, and music performances. The highlight of the Asia+ Festival, the “Asian Ethnic Cultural Performances +” Carnival, will be held on November 16th at the Cultural Centre. Supported by Consulates General in Hong Kong, there will be performances of ethnic music and dance from various countries, as well as stalls and workshops showcasing exquisite traditional ethnic costumes, handicrafts, and snacks.
15th National Games; Tang Vogue Beyond the Horizons

The 15th National Games, which will be held from November 9th to 21st. Cohosting by Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, it’s the first time it’s organized through cross-boundary collaboration, featuring competition events for 34 sports and mass participation events for 23 sports. Hong Kong will host eight competition events and one mass event. Three will be held at the Kai Tak Sports Park, including fencing, men’s handball and rugby sevens, featuring Olympic double gold medalist Cheung Ka Long and “World No. 1” Ryan Choi Chun Yin; Kai Tak will also stage the mass participation event bowling. The other five competition events are track cycling at the Hong Kong Velodrome, beach volleyball at Victoria Park, men’s U22 basketball at the Hong Kong Coliseum, triathlon at the Central Harbourfront and Victoria Harbour, and golf at the Fanling Golf Club.