Sport and fitness
Pickleball in Hong Kong: A beginner's guide
Everything you need to know about this fast-paced racquet sport
Things To Do
Discover all the best things to do in Hong Kong, including popular attractions, festivals, events, and outdoor activities
Things to do
The best events happening in Hong Kong this November
A jam-packed month filled with pop-ups, artsy events, dining experiences, and much more
Hong Kong neighbourhood guides
Upcoming events in Hong Kong
Art
Arte M digital art exhibition
Digital art exhibition Arte M Hong Kong arrived on Hong Kong's shores from South Korea in the fall of 2022, bringing a surreal immersive experience...
Nightlife
The Aubrey After Dark
Mandarin Oriental brings back the glitz of 60s Hong Kong nightlife with The Aubrey After Dark
Art
I. M. Pei: Life is Architecture
M+ will host the first full-scale retrospective of renowned Chinese-American architect Ieoh Ming Pei, his life, his philosophy, and his works, presented...
Music
Clockenflap 2024
Taking place from November 29 to December 1 at Central Harbourfront, Clockenflap is undoubtedly Hong Kong's biggest outdoor music festival. Expect a...
Cinemas
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The Grounds open-air cinema 2024
Hong Kong’s outdoor movie experience The Grounds is back for its fourth edition to light up the AIA Vitality Park with a dynamic series of films. Since...
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Art
JPS Gallery’s grand reopening anniversary exhibition
Independent contemporary art venue JPS Gallery has left its Landmark location and moved to a new Central abode. From November 14 – coinciding with the...
Art
Joyful Trees (Arbores Laetae)
Created by American architectural group Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Joyful Trees (Arbores Laetae), is an art project at Oil! featuring 16 Chinese...
Things to do
The Big Little Christmas at Harbour City
Harbour City goes all out every Christmas, and this year is no different! Here with his first-ever Christmas art project, miniature photographer and mitate...
Things to do
‘Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In’ exhibition
Transporting us all back to a gritty, bygone era