Ah, the sweet, sweet smell of freedom. After slogging through the daily grind all week, it’s about time we indulge in a little revelry. From art exhibitions and live music to the latest foodie happenings to catch in the city, here’s our lineup of activities that are sure to keep you entertained from Friday night through to the wee…
Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple is celebrating the Mid-Autumn Fest with stunning large lantern displays that will turn its grounds into a luminous playground. Visitors can enjoy over 60 vibrant stage performances on public holidays and weekends showcasing over 20 cultural heritage groups from Hong Kong and the mainland, presenting traditional acts like ‘bian lian’ (face-changing) from Sichuan,…
Join the Moon Fest Lumiere celebration as the Mid-Autumn Festival comes alive at Lee Tung Avenue. This year, the avenue will be illuminated with over 800 stunning traditional lanterns and glowing fish-shaped lanterns crafted by renowned artisan Isaac Liu, highlighting the beauty of Chinese craftsmanship. And don’t miss the return of the legendary LED Fire…
Back by popular demand, Wan Chai’s beloved Blue House is set to light up the night with over 600 lanterns – hand-painted by residents, neighbours, local illustrators, and even Hong Kong athletes – to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival. These glowing beauties will dazzle every evening from 6pm to 10pm from now to October 4, and be sure to keep an…
Every year during the Mid-Autumn Festival, numerous lantern decorations are set up by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department across the city. This year, the displays will light up from 6.30pm to 11pm at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza (Sept 6-Oct 6), as well as Victoria Park and Tsing Yi Park (Sept 12-18). Over by…
Hong Kong’s largest event for Korean culture, Festive Korea, returns in October and November this year under the theme Jam Korea. Derived from the Korean word for fun, pronounced as ‘jaem’, the festival offers a line-up of over 30 diverse events covering visual arts, films, sports, food, education, and more – all organised so attendees…
This autumn, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong collaborates with iconic fashion designer Vivienne Tam to release the festive Romancing the Moon afternoon tea set. The gorgeous tea set draws inspiration from Tam’s classic design elements and bold colours. Diners can enjoy treats with Chinese motifs, such as crispy rice and jasmine chocolate cookies shaped like mahjong tiles,…