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About 4,500 athletes representing 190 teams from 12 countries are set to compete in the coming Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Races, following a series of pre-event activities that include a food market and a pop-up store. The event will be the largest since Covid-19 affected the city, although it remains significantly smaller than pre-pandemic…
Hong Kong – Hong Kong’s efforts to overhaul an image dented by years of turbulence and re-establish itself as an Asian events hub are starting to lure more international visitors beyond mainland China, the city’s tourism chief said. Measures adopted by the Asian financial hub include revamping its dated taxi fleet and improving digital payment…
May brings some of Hong Kong’s most wonderful events and festivals to the calendar. Between Mother’s Day (May 11) brunches, the celebrations of Buddha’s Birthday (May 5), and the famous Cheung Chau Bun Festival, there’s plenty to fill your schedule for the month. Beyond these holidays, the city’s art scene is also buzzing with new exhibitions, while…
On the first day of Lunar New Year, about 100,000 spectators are expected to line Hong Kong’s streets for an expanded float parade. This is part of the city’s festive celebrations that also feature performances by K-pop and Thai bands. The Hong Kong Tourism Board said on Tuesday that the night parade would be held…
Image Credit: Mask Dancers on Parade – Cheung Chau by Laszlo Ilyes, licensed under CC BY 2.0 Drown down the post-travel blues from the Easter long weekend with these new events in Hong Kong in May 2025. With a new month here, it’s time to welcome another set of events. We are gearing up for…
When: May 10, 2025 Where: Maggie Choo’s, G/F, Chinachem Hollywood Centre, Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong What: R&B Hours returns to Maggie Choo’s on Saturday, May 10, for Vol. 13, promising an unforgettable evening of soulful rhythms and heartfelt connections. From 10pm to 3am, revellers can immerse themselves in R&B classics spanning the ’80s to…
A Labour Day drone show featuring colourful tributes to Hong Kong traditions wowed thousands of residents and visitors along the Wan Chai temporary promenade on Thursday evening, with the intricate and creative portrayals of coming festivals sparking loud applause. The 12-minute show started at 8pm, with 1,000 drones weaving through the skies above Victoria Harbour,…
Image Credit: Opera Hong Kong This May, a new production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute will dazzle Hongkongers at the Grand Theatre of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. The production will run from May 15 to 18 as a two-act opera in collaboration between Opera Hong Kong, China National Opera House, and the State Opera…
Get ready for a series of vibrant events and charming activities in the coming months Hong Kong (NewsVoir) Spring in Hong Kong means one thing: festivals – and lots of them! The much-loved Cheung Chau Bun Festival runs from 5-6 May, marking the start of a non-stop season of arts, culture, and sporting events across…
Annual Bun-Scrambling Competition, climbers race up bun-covered tower in lively celebration. HONG KONG, April 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Spring in Hong Kong means one thing: festivals – and lots of them! The much-loved Cheung Chau Bun Festival runs from 5-6 May, marking the start of a non-stop season of arts, culture and sporting events…