Hong Kong and Macau’s music scene has been thriving with activity. From homegrown talents performing at intimate venues to international stars taking on the big stage, there’s much to look forward to for eager concertgoers. If you want to be in the know on all the latest music performances, festivals, concerts, and gigs happening in Hong Kong and Macau,…
When: October 26-27 Where: The Garage at Heath, B/F, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong What: After two successful editions, Heath’s garage sale is returning for a third time this month. From pre-loved and vintage fashion to accessories, toys, souvenirs, electronics, vinyl, and more, swing by the basement of Chungking Mansions, where interesting…
Hong Kong Marathon; International Chinese New Year Night Parade The largest running event in Hong Kong, the annual Hong Kong Marathon, will be held on 9th February. The total number of places this year continues to be 74,000, which means tens of thousands of local and Haitian runners will participate in this international competition. Source…
Chinese New Year, also known as Spring Festival, marks the start of the new year on the traditional Chinese lunisolar calendar and is one of the most celebrated festivals worldwide. In Hong Kong, the holiday blends contemporary celebrations with rich traditions, making it a unique experience. Festivities range from a vibrant night parade and interactive…
Hong Kong is a city with a unique history where both Asian and Western traditions strive. The city has mystical villages, haunted Victorian mansions, and lots of amusement parks with family-friendly fun. You can join trick-or-treaters walking between skyscrapers, festivities in decorated malls, and colorful street parties to mark the scariest night of the year….
Chinese New Year is the number one occasion in Hong Kong and this year, we’re welcoming the Year of the Snake on January 29. The festivities usually continue until the 10th to 15th day of the Chinese lunar calendar – so you’ve got plenty of time to revel in the festivities. Read on to learn about important Chinese New Year traditions, find…
Ferocious drumming and firecrackers galore always make Chinese festivals exuberant occasions. While Hong Kong’s biggest celebrations are without doubt Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival, being in such a culturally rich metropolis, there are tons of other special occasions that you might not be familiar with. If you’ve ever wondered where to witness Chinese festivals up close and personal,…
監製：彭啟光, 麥嘉緯 Hong Kong is a compact and globally-connected city that’s primed to host mega events. With international exhibitions, world-class sporting events, orchestras, film and art festivals, art exhibitions, concerts, and so much more, the Events Capital of Asia is busy throughout the year.In order to enable citizens and foreign tourists to understand the upcoming…
In Hong Kong, we get to celebrate and enjoy a wonderful mix of Western and traditional Chinese public holidays every year (17 days, to be exact). With some clever planning – and a little help from us – you can take advantage of those days off by making the most of your annual leave. That’s why we’ve put together this guide below…
Hong Kong is blessed with a constant stream of exciting events throughout the year. From traditional holidays like Chinese New Year and the Mid-Autumn Festival to annual events that showcase the best in art and culture – not to mention all the huge international stars arriving on our shores for concerts and music fests – mark your calendars with this, our pick of…