Wondering what to do this weekend? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve assembled the best events in Hong Kong to add to your calendar now, from exciting happenings like the 27th edition of the Hong Kong marathon and major events in clubbing and nightlife to all the Valentine’s Day delights you could hope for! Scroll through for what to do around town this February 2025. Plus, never miss out on an event by checking out our regularly updated calendar.

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New January Events & Weekend Activities In Hong Kong

Last Chance To Catch The AIA Carnival

The AIA Carnival is back and bigger than ever, celebrating its milestone 10th birthday this year. Returning to its prime position on the Central Harbourfront, the event invites guests to enjoy over 20 thrilling rides, 30+ exciting games, and even more interactive installations – some never seen before! As usual, the much-loved winter tradition will feature Instagram-worthy New Year’s themed attractions, delicious food stalls, and inspirational performances by local community groups. Plus, the all-new AIA Alta presents The World Circus until Sunday, 9 February, captivating audiences with an incredible line-up of jaw-dropping acts like motorbike riders and acrobats on show in the Big Top tent!

When: Friday, 20 December to Sunday, 16 February (closed Friday, 10 January), 11am to 10pm
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: AIA Carnival Online Tickets – $160 (Off-Peak Days); $170 (Standard Days); $180 (Peak Days); The World Circus Online Tickets – $150 to $400 (Off-Peak Days); $175 to $450 (Standard Days); $200 to $500 (Peak Days)

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Ahead of the 27th Hong Kong Marathon — this year, hosted at the Kai Tak Sports Park! — Standard Charted is hosting its very first four-day exposition! The family-friendly event will invite more than 40 booths within the arena, so you can enjoy games and photo ops in the days leading up to watching the marathon.

When: Wednesday, 5 February to Saturday, 8 February 2025; 3pm to 9pm (Wednesday to Friday), 9am to 5pm (Saturday)
Where: Arena, Kai Tak Sports Park, 38-39 Shing Kai Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry — find more info here

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Fashion, art, architecture and film lovers, this one’s for you! Taschen, the world’s leading art book publisher, is offering up to 75% off its iconic collection for this biannual sale! Head to Tai Kwun to browse through stunning coffee table books and collectible pieces, or shop online for premium discounts. Act fast, the sale ends on 9 February.

When: Wednesday, 5 February to Sunday, 9 February 2025; 10:30am to 7:30pm
Where: Taschen, Shop 01-G02, G/F, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry — shop online here

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The one and only ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U (Yousuke Yukimatsu) is coming to Hong Kong! A regularly touring DJ famed in Berlin’s underground scene, ¥ØU$UK€ is also known for his viral HÖR Berlin and Boiler Room sets, which have solidified him as one of the most esteemed DJs in Asia. Witness his genre-defying performance at Soho House on 7 February if you can stand a crowd — and book soon, ‘cos this one’s sure to sell out quick!

When: Friday, 7 February, 2025, 11pm to 4am
Where: Soho House, 2-3/F, 33 Des Voeux Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
How much: $300 (regular); $400 (behind the booth); $500 (last chance) — book here

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The leading rhythm cycling and pilates studio in Asia, Absolute Fitness Centre, has partnered up with Coffee Meets Bagel (a dating app for those seeking genuine connections) to throw a singles’ mixer! Arrive, register for, and attend a fitness class of your choosing before cooling down and mingling with your fellow singles, all while sipping on complimentary drinks from Oatside. Who knows, maybe you’ll find yourself a date in time for Valentine’s Day!

When: Saturday, 8 February, 2025, 1:30pm to 4pm
Where: Absolute Fitness Centre, 5/F, On Hing Building No. 1 On Hing Terrace, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $220 per person — book here

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Get ready to dive into one of Hong Kong’s most iconic Lunar New Year celebrations — the Hong Kong Well-wishing Festival! Every year, Lam Tsuen in Tai Po buzzes with energy as hundreds of thousands of locals and visitors flock to make their wishes. Join the fun by tossing your hopes onto the legendary wishing tree or lighting up the night with glowing wishing lanterns. Make the trek and ensure your Year of the Snake goes to plan!

When: Tuesday, 29 January to Wednesday, 12 February, 2025, 8:30am to 10pm
Where: Lam Tsuen Wishing Square, Lam Tsuen Heung Kung Sho Road, Lam Tsuen, Tai Po, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry

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Radiowaves “Melty Heart” Market

Back at Heath for 2025, the cult-favourite Radiowaves Market continues to provide Hong Kong’s alternative youth culture with all the fashion fixings. With over 30 vendors, expect an eclectic mix of fashion, accessories, vintage gems, phone and bag charms, grassroots artists, collectibles and more — including a two-day pop-up by local alternative brand SATSUN NIGHT!

When: Saturday, 15 February to Sunday, 16 February, 2025; 2:30pm to 8:30pm
Where: Heath, B/F, Chungking Mansions, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry — find out more here.

Chaotic Pavilion x Blue Girl Dai Pai Dong

Dance your heartbreak away at the AIA Carnival, where Blue Girl Dai Pai Dong is hosting Chaotic Pavilion! This playful pop-up blends classic dai pai dong vibes with a modern, neon-lit twist — complete with drinks by Blue Girl, colour-coded wristbands to flaunt your relationship status, and beats by DJs from the electronic music collective. Whether you’re here to find love, celebrate your Valentine or just dance the night away, this event is all about embracing the fun, the cringe and everything in between.

When: Saturday, 15 February, 2025; 6pm to 12am
Where: AIA Carnival, Central Harbourfront Event Space, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $54 — register here.

“Munimuni” Doll-Making Workshop

HART House is hosting a doll-making workshop by artist Bunny Cadge! The Filipino term “munimuni” means deep contemplation, reflecting what the workshop aims to impart on its participants. Expect sewing, crafting and engaging with the spiritual, especially Filipino Shamanism, through the objects of white lace and fabric — symbols of perfectionism and purity.

When: Sunday, 16 February, 2025; 4pm to 5:30pm
Where: HART HAUS, 3/F, Cheung Hing Industrial Building, 12P Smithfield Road, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry — register here.

Meet Industry Leaders At Consensus 2025

Get ready, because Consensus 2025 is coming in hot! This isn’t your run-of-the-mill conference, it’s the world’s boldest gathering of trailblazers, disruptors and decision-makers, all descending on the buzzing streets of Hong Kong, to shake up the future of finance, tech and innovation. For three electrifying days at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, the Blockchain, Web3 and AI communities from across the globe are teaming up and convening, so you can network and broker deals with some of the most exclusive people in the tech and finance world. Rub shoulders with the industry’s finest, strike deals that actually matter and dive headfirst into conversations so cutting-edge they could slice through steel!

Get 15% off using the code ‘SASSY’ at checkout! Valid until 19 February, 2025

When: Tuesday, 18 February to Thursday, 20 February 20, 2025; 8am to 6pm
Where: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
How much: Pricing starts at $5,051 — Secure your tickets here.

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Despite being closer to mainland China than Hong Kong, Tung Ping Chau deserves a spot on everyone’s Hong Kong bucket list. Getting its name – “Easternmost Flat Island” in English – from the horizontal sedimentary rock and calm surrounding waters, the offshore island is famed for its magnificent rock formations and diverse marine life. Throw in local delicacies like sea urchin fried rice and scenic hiking trails and campsites, and you’ve got plenty of reason to start planning your day trip to Tung Ping Chau. Read on for the ferry schedule and things to do on the island.

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How To Get To Tung Ping Chau

From University MTR Station, take bus 272K and alight at the Ma Liu Shui Public Pier (the first stop). From there, hop on the ferry to Tung Ping Chau. A taxi will also get you to the station to the pier in about five minutes.

Ma Liu Shui To Tung Ping Chau Ferry Schedule

Note that ferries to and from Tung Ping Chau only operate on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. The public ferry departs from Ma Liu Shui at 9am and 3:30pm on Saturdays and only 9am on Sundays. The journey to Tung Ping Chau takes about 1.5 hours, and a return ticket costs $100.

There is just one public ferry back to Ma Liu Shui Public Pier that leaves at 5:15pm, so make sure you don’t miss it! Head here for more ferry details.

Alternatively, if you’re travelling with a group of friends, you may want to hire a privately chartered speedboat from Wong Shek Pier in Sai Kung Geopark. It should get you to Tung Ping Chau in about 30 minutes.

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History Of Tung Ping Chau

Though now virtually deserted, Tung Ping Chau was once a thriving fishing community with a population of around 3,000 people. The economy of the island suffered due to the depletion of fishery resources and the termination of trade with the mainland after the Korean War. By the 1970, only and handful of people remained on the island.

In addition to a number of historical villages, Tung Ping Chau is also home to three Grade III Historic Buildings: the Tin Hau Temple, Tam Tai Sin Temple (both found in Sha Tau village), and the Old House which was built in the 1940s in Chau Mei.

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Tung Ping Chau Geology: Famous Rock Formations

Tung Ping Chau is one of the eight Geo-Areas of the Hong Kong Global Geopark and boasts some of the most unique rock formations in the region, attracting locals and tourists alike.

The wave-cut shale on Tung Ping Chau is the youngest rock in Hong Kong, but records 55 million years of history in its distinct layers of sedimentary rock.

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Kang Lau Shek

Resembling two watch towers at the water’s edge of the east coast of Tung Ping Chau, King Lau Shek stands at 7 to 8 metres. Surrounding the vertical stacks of rock is a stretch of coast known as Lan Kwo Shui which, at low tide, reveals titled rock formations that resemble ancient tomes sinking into the ground.

Lung Lok Shui

Located on the southwest shore of Tung Ping Chau, this pale-coloured silicious rock is famed for looking like a dragon’s back (from different angles, the rock takes on different colours adding to the mystical illusion). Though its clean-cut zig-zagged edge looks man-made, it’s actually a result of years of erosion.

Cham Keng Chau

Aptly translating to “Chopped Neck Isle”, Cham Ken Chau is a bluff that was dislodged from the island over centuries by wind and wave erosion. This has created a narrow passage where you can walk through, providing a shortcut from one sea view to another.

Tung Ping Chau Beaches

Cheung Sha Wan

As the longest beach on Tung Ping Chau, Cheung Sha Wan is frequently visited for its stretch of soft, white sand and clear, turquoise waters. Many visitors like to go snorkelling or diving here as the waters are rich with marine life.

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Tai Tong Wan

Lined by thick forest trees, Tai Tong Wan is another beach you can visit. Though the main draw is the nearby Tai Tong village which has a number of stores and small eateries that offer local delicacies like sea urchin fried rice and sea snails.

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Things To Do On Tung Ping Chau Island

Ping Chau Country Trail

An excellent way to explore the area is by following the Ping Chau Country Trail around the island’s coastline. The trail is 6km, passing a number of famous geosites, and takes around two hours to walk – not counting the significant amount of time you’ll likely spend snapping pictures along the way.

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Tung Ping Chau Marine Park

The Tung Ping Chau Marine Park occupies a sea area of about 270 hectares. The waters boast a rich and biologically diverse ecosystem of marine invertebrates, reef fishes, algae and coral (over 65 species!).

Tung Ping Chau Campsite

Not ready to leave so soon or worried about missing the last ferry out? Pitch a tent and spend a night under the stars at Tung Ping Chau Campsite, overlooking Kang Lau Shek and its surrounding wave-cut platform. The campsite is fully equipped with barbecue pits, tables and benches, drains and dry toilet pits.

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Are you a lover of heritage sites, classical music or art? Musicus Society brings the three together in another edition of its Jockey Club Musicus Heritage Stories. As part of its mission to deepen audience’s knowledge of culture and history with music, a series of concerts will be held at Tai Kwun on Friday, 17 to Sunday, 19 May.

Echoing the venue’s own revitalisation as a mix of colonial and contemporary architecture, you’ll hear the classics performed like never before. The impressive programme highlights works that revive forgotten musical styles and techniques, with the acclaimed English Chamber Orchestra breathing new life into classic chamber works by the likes of Bach, Holst, Elgar, Britten and more.

Highlights include baroque concertos by C.P.E. Bach and J.S. Bach that will feature cellist Trey Lee and violinist Aaron Chan as soloists in respective concerts. In addition to this, John Mills, Concertmaster of English Chamber Orchestra, will join Trey and three members of the Musicus Soloists Hong Kong to present a series of short, free Chamber Concerts on Saturday, 18 and Sunday, 19 May. More information is available here.

Melding together music that has stood the test of time and innovative art, Musicus has invited award-winning local new media artist Phoebe Hui to create a new piece of work inspired by classical music for a cross-art form concert experience. Be sure to check out her artwork which makes use of stepper motors taken from everyday devices to transform musical inputs into visual representations that celebrate the intersection of the old and the new.

Jockey Club Musicus Heritage Stories: The Art of Rejuvenation

When: Friday, 17 May to Sunday, 19 May, 2024
Where: JC Cube, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $320 for Ensemble Concerts on 17 and 18 May (50% off for senior citizens aged 60 or above, people with disabilities and their minder, full-time students and Comprehensive Social Security Assistance recipients) – buy tickets here

Musicus Society, Unit 813, 8/F, Youth Square, 238 Chai Wan Road, Chai Wan, Hong Kong, 5721 2291, Facebook: Musicus Society, Instagram: @musicussociety, www.musicussociety.org

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Tai Kwun, Hong Kong’s Centre for Heritage and Arts, is bidding farewell to winter and celebrating the coming of spring with its exclusive In Bloom extravaganza. Expect a spectacular outdoor flower market taking place from Friday, 2 April to Monday, 5 April, 2021, along with endless floral-themed lifestyle offerings till Sunday, 18 April, 2021. Keep reading for all the details…

Over the Easter weekend, the alfresco Parade Ground will be blooming with vibrant flowers and lush greenery, alongside the floral creations of local brands. Head here for stylish bouquets, floral decorations and bonsais by Gift Flowers HK, Origami Florist and OVOGARDEN.

A number of Tai Kwun’s shops and restaurants will be embracing the spirit of spring with special offerings exclusive to the event. For one, budding florists won’t want to miss Touch Ceramic’s workshops on Japanese-style floral arrangements.

FarmShare, a brand backed by the University of Hong Kong and various social enterprises, will also be introducing a range of locally-sourced sustainable food products, including those from the UNESCO-award-winning project Lai Chi Wo. Looking for some fresh spring scents? The BLOMSTRE’s aromatic candles, fragrance sprays and essential oils should do the trick. HK TimberBank will be around as well to showcase its upcycled timber creations using local forestry waste and typhoon felled trees.

Trust us, filling your tote won’t be hard, especially when a spending $1,000 or more will bag you a $100 cash voucher. You can also enjoy exclusive shopping and dining privileges with “Tai Kwun Treats” vouchers.

As you browse the many stalls selling locally crafted and sustainable goods at the flower market, be sure to treat your sweet tooth to a confectionery box set and refreshing drink by Michelin-starred chef’s label date by TATE. And before you leave, take a moment to snap a picture with the show-stopping centrepiece. Don’t forget to use the hashtag #TKInBloom when sharing on social media!

As for dining, you’ll be glad to hear the pickings are far from slim. Don’t leave the grounds without exploring the many special F&B offerings available all through the event, including Statement’s brand new Botanical Afternoon Tea, the Wildflower Cocktail by Armoury Terrace, confectionery box sets by Michelin-starred chef’s label date by TATE and more.

In Bloom | Flower Market*
When: Friday, 2 April, 1pm to 7pm and Saturday, 3 to Monday, 5 April, 12pm to 7pm
Where: Parade Ground, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry

In Bloom | Dining & Lifestyle Offerings*
When: Thursday, 1 April to Sunday, 18 April
Where: Participating shops and restaurants

*In Bloom will enforce social distancing measures and adhere to the latest health and safety regulations.

Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, 3559 2600, www.taikwun.hk, www.facebook.com/taikwunhk, www.instagram.com/taikwun.hk

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The Sevens weekend is finally upon us so it’s time to get those costumes on and head to the South Stand! Didn’t get so lucky with tickets? Don’t worry, as there’s plenty more to enjoy this weekend; from a SUP yoga class in Stanley, to a beginners barre class in Central, and even a cheeky wine tasting event to look forward to in the week.

Hong Kong Sevens 2018

Yes, it’s that time again! The Sevens are in town and the world’s top rugby teams are coming back to Hong Kong to participate in the super exciting tournament. Attending the Sevens is a rite of passage for Hong Kongers so don’t miss the chance to join in on the fun. Costumes and a steady flow of alcohol are sure to create a party atmosphere, so even if you know absolutely nothing about rugby, you’ll be cheering in no time!

When: Friday, 6 April to Sunday, 8 April
Where: Hong Kong Stadium, 55 Eastern Hospital Road, So Kon Po, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Ticket prices vary, with weekend package deals to get you in all three days or single day options. Get your tickets here. 

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Titika x WeBarre Barre Fundamentals Class

Have a taste of barre this weekend with this beginner’s class at WeBarre! Learn the signature moves at your own steady pace, with the class focusing on technique and form, though it’s still sure to have you breaking a sweat! The best bit? Sign up for the class and receive a free gym drawstring bag and tank top from TITIKA!

When: Saturday, 7 April, 1pm to 2pm
Where: 49-51 Hollywood Road, 13F Hilltop Plaza, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $102 (includes free TITIKA Gym Drawstring Bag and TITIKA  Fantasia Draped Tank) – get your tickets here!

SUP Yoga

Head down to Stanley this weekend and enjoy the summer seas a top a stand-up paddle board! Combining the tricky talents of yoga and paddle boarding in one fun workout, the class is perfect for water-loving beginners who want to try out something new and enjoy an active start to your Sunday.

When: Sunday, 8 April, 10:30am to 12pm
Where: Stanley Main Beach, Stanley, Hong Kong
How much: $500 per person for a 90-minute class (including board rental) – email SUPYogahongkong@gmail.com or book your online here!

April Discovery Bay Sunday Market

It’s that time of the month again! The Discovery Bay Sunday market is hitting DB Plaza once more this weekend so get down there and pick up some new pieces for you, your home, or your friends. With the craft market showcasing local and independent vendors selling everything from bags, jewelry and home accessories, to fine art, stationery and paper craft, there’s sure to be something to catch your eye.

When: Sunday, 8 April, 11am to 6pm
Where: Discovery Bay Plaza, Discovery Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry!

Uncensored Open Mic Cabaret

Spice up the end of your weekend with this Sunday night open mic variety event! With no topic out of bounds, expect the unexpected here, with everything from comedy to cabaret, mentalism to music, and dancing to drag sure to take place. Think you can take on the stage? Registration starts at 7:30pm, with the show starting at 8pm!

When: Sunday, 8 April, 7:30pm to 11:30pm
Where: Honi Honi Tiki Cocktail Lounge, 3/F Somptueux, 52 Wellington Street Central, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry!

Organic Wine Tasting X Earth Week with Wine Moments!

Ever wondered what goes into your wine? This week take the chance to learn all about our favourite tipple, and sample some delicious pesticide-free, organically-grown wines from WINE MOMENTS HK, in celebration of Earth Week.

When: Thursday, 12 April, 7pm to 10pm
Where: The Hive Studios, 8/F Cheung Hing Industrial Building 12P Smithfield Road, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong
How much: $120 for non-Hive members – get your tickets here!

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The long weekend is upon us and we’re getting set to enjoy some much needed R&R! Whether that means heading to the beach, tucking into some of your fave food, or joining a doggie picnic, your options are endless!

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HKwalls 2018 Art Crawl

HKwalls is back for another year, with more creative and impressive street art popping up on every corner of the city. Get involved and join in the Art Crawl happening this Saturday, and witness the art being made in real time, along with live DJs and drinks! Want to see more of the art around town? Book into a HKwalls walking tour and enjoy a guided visit to some of the must-see pieces.

When: Saturday, 31 March, 12pm to 9pm
Where: Three venues across Central and Western District; beginning at Burger Joys in Sai Ying Pun, and moving locations every 3 hours, and ending at the HKWALLS 2018 Festival Hub at 49 Hollywood Road, Central
How much: Free!

It’s a Puppin’ Picnic!

Round up your (furry) friends and enjoy our bonus public holiday on Thursday with the cutest picnic event to hit the 852! Featuring snacks, drinks and more, head over to Cyberport to meet ‘n’ greet the pooches of Hong Kong and spend some time in the sun. 

When: Thursday, 5 April, 2pm to 5pm
Where: Cyberport Dog Park, 100 Cyberport Road, Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong
How much: $250 for one person and one dog (includes all you can drink wine and bottled water, snacks and dog treats) / $350 for two people and one dog (includes one bottle of wine, two bottles of water, snacks, dog treats, a picnic blanket and a picnic basket) / $650 for two people and one dog (includes all you can drink wine and bottled water, snacks, dog treats, a picnic blanket and a picnic basket) – get your tickets here!

Enjoy a Boozy Brunch

Not much beats a brunch in our eyes, and with an extra day off on Monday to recover, we see no excuse to not book in a boozy affair this weekend! Looking to celebrate? Check out some of the top special occasion brunches in the city, or try a new offering with these options which come in nicely under $500.

When: Times vary depending on restaurant
Where: All over the city!
How much: Prices vary depending on restaurant

Take on One of the City’s Best Hikes

The sun is set to shine this weekend, so why not get out here and enjoy one of the city’s best hikes? The perfect time before the humidity really sets in, take on a challenging feat, or opt for a steadier approach with these beginner options.

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When: Anytime! (make sure to check out our night hikes, too!)
Where: All over the city.
How much: Free!

Head to the Beach

Hikes not really your thing? Or perhaps you want to plan it so you finish your trail at one of the city’s best beaches? From the bustling and convenient Repulse Bay, to the quieter shores of Tai Long Wang, Hong Kong has plenty of coastline for you to find a spot and grab a drink. Why not take it a step further and invite the crew to pitch a tent for a night under the stars? Or just organise a barbecue at one of these top spots.

When: Anytime!
Where: All over the city.
How much: Free!

Hong Kong Sevens Triple Happiness Challenge is Back!

The city is amping up for next weekend’s Sevens, so before the madness sets in, get in the spirit of things with the latest food challenge from The Butchers Club Burger. Consisting of the epic Triple Happiness Burger, duck fat fries and a beer – finish off this whopper of a challenge in seven minutes or less and the meal is on the house. 

When: Wednesday, 4 April to Monday, 9 April
Where: The Butchers Club Burger – see all locations here!
How much: $240 for a Triple Happiness meal set, consisting of a limited edition Triple Happiness Burger, duck fat fries and an ice-cold beer.

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It’s Friday and the sun is shining, so it’s time to get planning for the weekend ahead. Pick up some new season pieces at the latest Project Pop-Up in Sheung Wan, indulge in a wine and cheese tasting, or a fundraising lunch – it’s all happening, so get out there and enjoy it!

A Capella Easter Brunch with The Stanford Mendicants at Ozone

Next weekend is set to be all about the booze, food and tunes with Ozone’s extra special Easter brunch! Featuring a performance from 19-piece a cappella group, The Stanford Mendicants, this is not your ordinary weekend affair. With new brunch dishes from Chef de Cuisine, Roberto Riveros Leyton, and songs of all genres from the The Stanford Mendicants, it promises to be an Easter event not to be missed! Did we mention it also includes free-flow Dom Pérignon Champagne, not to mention Ozone’s famed view of the city?

When: Friday, 30 March and Saturday, 31 March, 12pm to 3pm
Where: Ozone at The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong, 118/F, International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: $1,438 per person (includes free-flow Dom Pérignon Champagne) – book your spot by emailing Ozone.hk@ritzcarlton.com or calling 2263 2270

Project Pop-Up: Fashion & Lifestyle Pop-Up Shop

It’s officially spring and we’re getting ready to revamp our homes and wardrobes for the new season! So, put away those heaters and winter sweaters, and head to Sheung Wan for the latest Project Pop-Up this weekend. Open all day on Saturday and Sunday, the pop-up will feature a hand-picked selection of jewellery, sunglasses, and bags, along with an extensive range of eco-friendly home and lifestyle accessories. And with all items at up to 70% off, with brands available such as A.C.F Clothing, KBEN & HOL, Essencial Candles, Myla Clothing and more it’s hard to resist!

When: Saturday, 24 March, 11am to 9pm; and Sunday, 25 March, 11am to 7pm; with a Street Party on Saturday, 24 March, 6pm to 9pm
Where: LIGHTSTAGE Art & Events Space, G/F, 218 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry! With Up to 70% off selected items

Friday Night Lights

Reset and refresh tonight with this 90-minute practice of Alignment-Based Vinyasa. Set under the bright shining lights of the city, the yoga class is sure to have you feeling good and ready for the weekend ahead. And if that’s not enough for you, all donations from the class will be going towards the SPCA!

When: Friday, 23 March, 7:30pm to 9pm
Where: Tamar Park, Harcourt Road, Admiralty, Hong Kong
How much: Suggested donation of $100 to $150 – with all proceeds going towards the SPCA

Catalan Wine Tasting with Dutch Cheese

Fancy some wine and cheese to round off your Saturday night? Head to our local cheese shop, The Dutch, in Sheung Wan and enjoy an evening of Dutch cheese and Catalan wine! Priced at $299 per person, the evening will include a tasting of eight to ten wines, paired alongside a delicious selection of Dutch cheeses, Iberian Ham and other snacks.

When: Saturday, 24 March, 6pm to 9pm
Where: The Dutch Cheese and More, G/F, No.232, Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
How much: $299 per person – call 3543 0081 to reserve your spot!

Paws for Bollywoof

Support Sai Kung Stray Friends (and celebrate the Year of the Dog!) this weekend, with Paws for Bollywoof and a fabulous Indian buffet lunch. All funds raised will go towards providing food, shelter, medical care and adoptions for stray and abandoned dogs, and activities on the day will include Henna tattoos, Bollywood dance performances, table prizes, a lucky draw and jewellery sale.

When: Sunday, 25 March, 12:30pm to 3:30pm
Where: Tandoori Nights, 2/F, Eastern Flower Centre, 22 – 24 Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: $350 (includes Indian buffet lunch with unlimited soft drinks and tea) – reserve your spot by emailing eventsaikungstrayfriendshk@gmail.com

Streets of Hong Kong

Showcasing different styles of graffiti seen on HK’s streets, tags, throw ups, calligraphy, lettering and abstract pieces, installations, and murals, Streets of Hong Kong is a new exhibition celebrating art in our city! The exhibition will also feature work from Joshua Smith, a miniaturist and former stencil artist based in Norwood, South Australia. Head down for the opening party on Wednesday evening, or make your way there next weekend for the full show.

When: Opening Party: Wednesday, 28 March, 7pm to 10pm; General Admission: Thursday, 29 March to Saturday, 31 March, 12pm to 7pm
Where: Campfire, V Point 9/F, 18 Tang Lung Street Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Free!

Invest Like A Woman

Not sure where to start in the world of money and investing? Us neither! So, join founder of Saij Elle, Saijal Patel, for this evening discussion set to empower, engage and inspire us all. The event will include an intro in Money, along with workshops on Saving Made Easy and How to Build Your Personalised Investment Portfolio. 

When: Wednesday, 28 March, 7pm to 9pm
Where: Garage Society, 19/F 299 Queen’s Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
How much: $300 (early bird, until Friday, 23 March) / $375 (in advance) / $400 (on the door) – get your tickets here!

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It’s warming up in the city, so get out there and enjoy the very best that the 852 has to offer. From the Beach 5’s down at Repulse Bay, to the Sónar music fest and Aerial Yoga in Tai Long Wan – it’s looking to be a jam-packed two days! Don’t forget to get your tickets now for next weekend’s unmissable foodie fest, Taste of Hong Kong.

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Taste of Hong Kong presented by Standard Chartered

We’ve only got one week to go (and counting!) until this year’s Taste of Hong Kong festival, so now is the time to snap up your tickets before it’s too late! Don’t miss out on the chance to enjoy this foodie playground, featuring some of the city’s newest and hottest restaurants. Serving up over 60 dishes (starting a just $50), along with one off festival exclusive dishes, and visiting restaurants from overseas, it’s the weekend event of the year not to be missed by food and drink lovers. And to help wash down all that grub, there will also be whisky and wine tastings, as well as live music to help you enjoy the weekend to the max.

Book in advance through Ticketflap using promo code “sassy18” and save 30% on General Entry tickets!

When: Thursday, 22 March to Sunday, 25 March
Where: Hong Kong Central Harbourfront, Central, Hong Kong
How much: From $120 per person (in advance); $150 per person (on the door). Ticket packages with food and drink inclusions are also available. Standard Chartered/ MANHATTAN Credit Cardholders receive extra privileges

Hong Kong Beach 5’s 2018

Spring is in the air, and with it comes the return of beach days, and the annual Hong Kong Beach 5’s! Sure to be better than ever, expect to get involved in (or just watch!) games of rugby, netball, dodgeball, volleyball and the return of Red Bull’s global 5-aside football competition, the Neymar Jr 5s. Along with great restaurants (the likes of Beef & Liberty, Pizza Express and Cali Mex will all be there!), family entertainment, and booths by Jack Wills, Benefit Cosmetics, and more, it’s sure to be a fun day down at Repulse Bay. Don’t miss out on St. Patrick’s Day Games down at the beach, or official after party at Los Sotano in the evening, to0!

When: Saturday, 17 March and Sunday, 18 March, 9am to 8pm
Where: Repulse Bay Beach, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Free!

Sónar Hong Kong 2018

Hailed as “The Glastonbury Festival of the electronic music world,” Sonar is back in Hong Kong for its second year this weekend and is not to be missed! Consistently championing the most credible and exciting trends in electronic music, expect exciting things from this year’s line up, with a blend of established and emerging local, regional and international live and DJ talent. 

When: Saturday, 17 March
Where: Hong Kong Science Park, Shatin, New Territories, Hong Kong
How much: $880 – get your tickets here!

Aerial Yoga Workshop – Beginners

Enjoy the warmer weather on the horizon and try something new this weekend, with Bamboo Yoga’s aerial workshop. With the day split into three sections, start by learning the basics at an aerial class in Central, before hiking to the beaches of Tai Long Wan for an afternoon of flying on the bamboo tripods over the ocean! 

When: Sunday, 18 March, 8:45am to 5:30pm
Where: Meet at Yoga Bam Bam, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $760 – get your tickets here!

Hong Kong Stories Live – What’s Cooking

Join Hong Kong Stories this week and enjoy its latest live show at Hong Kong Fringe Club. Running with the “What’s Cooking” theme, expect hilarious tales of mishaps in the kitchen, odd restaurant experiences, or dinner parties with a twist. Get inspired by the storytellers and become one yourself with HK Stories regular workshops – keep up to date on happenings with upcoming events on its Facebook page here.

When: Wednesday, 21 March, 8pm to 10pm
Where: Hong Kong Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $120 –get your tickets here!

Beer Vs Wine Pairing Dinner with Hugh Hamilton!

Set to put our fave drinks head to head, enjoy the best of both worlds this week, and sample five different wines and beers paired with the five-course menu at this unique dinner event. Beers and food will be provided by Little Creatures, and the wines supplied by legendary Australian winemaker, Hugh Hamilton. Whether you’re a wine lover, or a beer fan at heart, this event is not to be missed.

When: Thursday, 22 March, 7pm to 10pm
Where: Little Creatures Brewing Hong Kong, 5A New Praya, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong
How much: $680 (includes five-course meal with beer and wine pairings) – get your tickets here!

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This weekend is getting off to a great start, with the latest instalment of Rug Lane’s vintage market and Sai Ying Pun’s epic block party. But the fun isn’t stopping there, the weekend is finishing up with a beer-led workout at Young Master Ales which is sure to get you set for a week full of charity led drinks events.

Rug Lane Vintage & Secondhand Markets Vol. 5

Calling all lovers of fashion, music and pop culture! Get yourselves to Sunny Hills and rummage through the best vintage finds that the 852 has to offer this weekend. Tickets are sold on the door and include one drink, so you can stock up on wares for the new season (hello, humidity!), and enjoy an afternoon tipple.

When: Sunday, 11 March, 11am to 5pm
Where: Sunny Hills, 8 Chancery Lane, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $50 on the door
 

Beats & Feast SYP Block Party

Love food, booze and music? Who doesn’t! Head to BlackSalt in SYP tomorrow and enjoy free-flow beers from local breweries  Kowloon Bay Brewery​, Adnams, Black Kite Brewery​ and Yeastie Boys, whilst sampling Asian-inspired street food and listening to vintage records from Vintage Vinyl HK.

When: Saturday, 10 March, 3pm to 10pm
Where: BlackSalt, 14 Fuk Sau Lane, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
How much: $500 (includes free-flow drinks and street food) – get your tickets here!

Brewer’s Workout with Young Master

Enjoy a workout with a difference this weekend with Young Master Ales. Join the breweries first workout using kegs, grain bags, and more equipment from the beer making process, before enjoying a tour of the brewery itself, and a cheeky beer or two!

When: Sunday, 11 March, 12pm to 2:30pm
Where: Young Master Ales, G/F, Sungib Industrial Centre, 53 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong
How much: $280 – get your tickets here!

HK EnvironMentalists: Fang Fang Takeover

Enjoy your drinks with a clear conscience this week as HK EnvironMentalists take over Fang Fang. For one night only, the guest bartenders (who are dedicated to sustainable practices), will show how one pineapple’s waste can be used four different ways to create the special Nusa Cana Rum based cocktail, which will also be served. Drinks will cost just $77 throughout the evening, with any profits going towards initiatives to promote environmentally conscious bartending.

When: Tuesday, 13 March, 7pm to 10pm
Where: Fang Fang, 8/F, LKF Tower, 33 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong
How much: Drinks will be $77 – with any profits going towards initiatives to promote environmentally conscious bartending

Cocktails For Oaxaca Earthquake Relief

This Wednesday, some of Hong Kong’s best Tequila and Mezcal mixologists will be getting together and creating one-off cocktails to raise funds for the Mexico Earthquake Relief Fund. With 11 Westside, Los Sotano, Brickhouse and Picada going head to head, get down to vote for your fave drink, as the cocktail that sells the most on the night will determine the winner! 30% of all food and bar sales on the night of the will also be donated to the Mexico Earthquake Relief Fund. 

When: Wednesday, 14 March, 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Where: Los Sotano, Basement, 21 D’Aguilar Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry! With cocktail prices varying – 30% of all food and bar sales on the night of the will be donated to the Mexico Earthquake Relief Fund

Drink For Justice

This week is full of fun (and boozy!) events, all in support of very worthy causes, so make sure to not miss out on the latest instalment of Drink For Justice! Expect a hilarious comedy showcase, along with free-flow drinks and canapes, with Funds raised through ticket sales and proceeds from sales of arts and crafts will go entirely to support refugee-led organization Refugee Union.

When: Thursday, 15 March, 6:30pm to 9pm
Where: P&P, 6 Po Yan Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
How much: $250 – funds raised through ticket sales and proceeds from sales of arts and crafts will go entirely to support refugee-led organization Refugee Union – get your tickets here!

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The weekend is upon us again and we’re looking forward to two days to unwind and reset. A cruise around Sai Kung, or a visit to the IRIS wellness festival is sure to have you feeling good. If burgers are a little more your style, head over to Sai Ying Pun for Burger Joys’ grand opening party!

Win Tickets to IRIS: Your Escape – Hong Kong’s Health & Wellness Festival

Hong Kong’s largest wellness event is back for its sixth edition this weekend! Get set for a day filled with yoga, meditation and other activities, along with a market place for food drink and shopping, a silent disco zone and much more. With a line-up of more than 60 classes led by superstar teachers, it’s not to be missed. We’re also giving away a pair of tickets to this fab event, enter below for your chance to win!

When: Saturday, 3 March and Sunday, 4 March, 12pm to 6pm
Where: West Kowloon, Nursery Park, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: One day ticket: $200; two day tickets: $250 – get yours here, or enter our giveaway below!

Burger Joys SYP Grand Opening Party!

Live in Sai Ying Pun? You’re going to want to stay close to home this weekend as Burger Joys is opening up and throwing a party to celebrate! Tickets are just $68 and include free-flow San Miguel beer, along with a goodie bag full of Deliveroo perks. There will be a live DJ, and once the free-flow has ended, we’re sure you’ll be in need of some of Burger Joy’s delicious wings…

When: Saturday, 3 March, 2pm to 4pm
Where: Burger Joys SYP, 27-29 First Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
How much: $68 (includes free-flow San Miguel beer) – get your tickets here!

Sai Kung Islands Cruise

Explore the great outdoors this weekend and some of the best scenery our city has to offer with a relaxed boat tour of Sai Kung’s Islands. Travel on a traditional sampan and cruise around some of the outlying islands, including the impressive arch of Jin Island and Sharp Island. Fingers crossed for sunny skies!

When: Sunday, 4 March, 2pm to 5pm
Where: Start at Sai Kung New Public Pier, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong
How much: $250 – get your tickets here!

Le Disco Brunch at La Vache!

It’s the start of the month this weekend, which means one thing: Le Disco Brunch at La Vache! is back! Grab your friends and book in for a table to enjoy an afternoon full of unlimited steak frites, bottomless bubbles, La Guillotine cocktails and house wine. Free-flow steak, fries and booze? Yes please.

When: Sunday, 4 March, 12pm
Where: La Vache, 48 Peel Street, SoHo, Hong Kong
How much: $588 per person – email soho@lavache.com.hk or call 2880 0248 to book!

Knead 2 Year Anniversary Party

One of our favourite lunch spots is turning two this week, so get down to Sheung Wan and help Knead celebrate! There will be complimentary nibbles served from the brand-new canapé menu, as well as some classic sandwiches and sweet treats. Wash it all down with some beer and wine and you’re set for a mid-week treat! The first 200 beers and four cases of wine and prosecco will be free, with peronis priced at just $10 after, and wines at $20.

When: Wednesday, 7 March, 7pm to 11pm
Where: Knead, 28 Jervois Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry! With $10 peronis and $20 wines

Drink for Puerto Rico

Featuring live music, raffle and door prizes, canapés, special guest and a live art painting by Stern Rockwell, this event has us feeling good about the start of the month! The best bit? Entry is free and all bar proceeds will be donated directly to Friends of Puerto Rico.

When: Wednesday, 7 March, 7pm to 11pm
Where: Honi Honi Tiki Cocktail Lounge, 3/F Somptueux Central 52 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry! All bar proceeds will be donated directly to Friends of Puerto Rico.

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