Tag: Upcoming Events

When: March 10-12Where: Tea House Theatre, Xiqu Centre, Austin Road West, Tsim Sha TsuiWhat: Marking the close of WestK Cabaret Nights 2026 is a glittering three‑night finale that fuses jazz, nostalgia and stagecraft. On 10 March, Hong Kong musical‑theatre veteran Margaret Cheung joins award‑winning pianist Joyce Cheung for Technicolour Dreams, a programme of jazz and cinematic classics where light and sound mingle in…

By AFP, AP, EPA and Reuters Published On 17 Feb 202617 Feb 2026 Click here to share on social media share2 Share plus2googleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo People are celebrating the Lunar New Year with prayers, fireworks and street festivals to welcome the Year of the Fire Horse. Crowds thronged temples and festivals across Asia…

Hong Kong’s Lunar New Year flower markets are in full swing, transforming parks and playgrounds across the city into colourful, bustling bazaars that capture the festive spirit like nothing else. From February 11 to 17, these 14 markets offer a mix of auspicious plants, festive decorations, toys, handicrafts, gadgets, and plenty of street food stalls. …

Wednesday, 28 October 2026, Hong Kong Henley & Partners is delighted to have been invited to participate in the Wealth Planning & Structuring Forum — Hong Kong 2026, organized by Hubbis, in October 2026. Overview: For high-net-worth families, the stakes are higher than ever, requiring sophisticated, forward-looking wealth and succession strategies. This event features a…

Hong Kong will host a new light festival-themed show to replace the decades-old daily light show, according to Financial Secretary Paul Chan. The move is among a raft of events announced in the latest budget aimed at further boosting Hong Kong’s appeal to tourists after chalking up 12 percent more visitor arrivals in 2025. Chan…

In November 2024, we all saw, marvelled, and questioned the famous “banana taped to the wall” artwork by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan when it sold for eye-watering millions. ‘Comedian’ has gone down in the annals of history as a commentary on the art world, while also prompting dialogue surrounding food as art and art as…

Photo: The Danish Seamen’s Church Hong Kong The Danish Seamen’s Church in Hong Kong is preparing a series of community events in the coming weeks, offering both children and adults a chance to gather in a Danish setting. On Saturday, 28 February at 11:00, the church will host Danish language classes for children, followed by…

Chinese New Year 2026 is marked with public celebrations in China and across the Nordic countries. Photo: VCG/Getty Images Chinese New Year 2026 begins on 17 February and marks the start of the Year of the Horse. Across China and in several Nordic cities, public events, themed dinners and cultural programmes invite residents and visitors…

The Hong Kong Tourism Board is eager to familiarize Canadians with the destination’s food and culture alike, highlighting both during a Feb. 12 Toronto gathering for a cross-section of the travel industry. The tourism board’s Jorge Lee told those on hand that his destination is a “food paradise … Around October to November the city…

     The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Toronto) (Toronto ETO) welcomed over 150 guests and friends to a spring reception jointly hosted with the Hong Kong Tourism Board (Canada) (HKTB) on February 12 (Toronto time) in Toronto to celebrate the Year of the Horse. Guests from the business, cultural, academic and community sectors…