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Featured Events in Hong Kong
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory — November 4-December 6
The Broadway hit Charlie and the Chocolate Factory makes its Hong Kong debut this November. The musical follows young Charlie Bucket’s golden-ticket adventure inside Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, complete with chocolate rivers, Oompa-Loompas, larger-than-life characters and plenty of stage magic.
The musical also brings back familiar songs including Pure Imagination, The Candy Man and I’ve Got a Golden Ticket, plus new original music by Grammy and Tony Award winners Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman. Starring Daniel Plimpton as Willy Wonka and Oliver Wong as Charlie, the show offers a colourful, imaginative night out for the whole family.
When: November 4-December 6, 2026
Where: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: HK$388-HK$1,288. Tickets available via URBTIX.
Dilruk Jayasinha — November 6-7
Australian comedian Dilruk Jayasinha heads to Hong Kong this November for two nights of stand-up at TakeOut Comedy Club. The Logie Award winner is known for appearances on Utopia and Celebrity MasterChef, as well as his comedy work on Amazon Prime
His comedy leans into personal stories, everyday awkward moments and the kind of observations that feel instantly familiar. He brings a warm, fast-moving style to the stage, mixing sharp punchlines with plenty of self-deprecating humour.
When: November 6 at 9pm & November 7 at 8pm, 2026
Where: TakeOut Comedy Club, 34 Elgin Street, Central, Hong Kong
Cost: HKD 350 in advance; HKD 450 on the day
Tickets: Visit Eventbrite for more details and bookings
Taksu – The Spirit of Gamelan: Balinese Gamelan Music — November 6-7
Led by Bernard Goh, award-winning Malaysian ensemble Hands Percussion presents Taksu, a vibrant collaboration with Balinese group Gamelan Yuganada and traditional Mak Yong dancers. This dynamic production unites over thirty percussion instruments, blending Chinese shigu, Malaysian festive drums, and bronze metallophones. Finally, The Hong Kong Children’s Choir will sing a unique gamelan-inspired rendition of the beloved folk song “Jasmine Flower.”
📆 Date & Time: November 6-7, 2026 at 8pm
⏱️ Duration: Around 1 hour 45 minutes, including a 15-minute interval
📍 Venue: Auditorium, Sha Tin Town Hall, Sha Tin
🎟️ Tickets: HK$200*, HK$260, HK$320 and HK$400. Tickets available at URBTIX
*Some seats with restricted view
Teh Dar: Vietnamese Bamboo Acrobatics — November 14-15
Following a successful European tour, acclaimed Vietnamese company Lune Production brings Teh Dar to Tuen Mun. This dynamic acrobatic theatre production celebrates the culture of Vietnam’s Central Highlands, with performers executing daring aerial acts across changing bamboo structures upon a striking red stage. Live traditional music beautifully highlights the region’s Gong Culture, recognized by UNESCO for its vital cultural heritage.
📆 Date & Time: November 14, 2026 at 7:30pm & November 15 at 3pm
⏱️ Duration: Around 1 hour with no interval
📍 Venue: Auditorium, Tuen Mun Town Hall, Tuen Mun
🎟️ Tickets: HK$200, HK$260, HK$320 and HK$400. Tickets available at URBTIX
Events in Hong Kong This November
The 20th Tai Kok Tsui Temple Fair — November 1
Tai Kok Tsui’s long-running neighbourhood celebration returns for its 20th edition, filling Fuk Tsun Street with traditional culture, performances and community energy. The day centres around the historic Hung Shing Temple, with a lively parade, an 18-lion dance and themed booths showcasing local crafts and heritage. As night falls, the festival ends on a high with a spectacular 500-foot luminous LED dragon dance through the streets. Discover Hong Kong
When: November 1, 2026, 10am to 9:30pm
Where: Fuk Tsun Street, Tai Kok Tsui
Tickets: Free admission. Visit the official website for more details
Hong Kong Sixes — Until November 1
Cricket fans have one final day to catch the Hong Kong Sixes as the fast-paced international tournament wraps up on 1 November. The competition brings 12 men’s national teams, including India, Australia, Pakistan and South Africa, to Kowloon for a series of short six-a-side matches. Unlike traditional cricket, the format is built around quick innings and big hitting, making it an entertaining introduction for newcomers. There is also a women’s showcase match between Hong Kong and China, adding another highlight to the three-day programme.
When: October 30 to November 1, 2026
Where: Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground, Ho Man Tin
Tickets: From HK$200. Visit the official website for more details.
M+ Fifth Anniversary Celebrations — November 1–8
M+ is celebrating its fifth birthday with a week of films, performances and special museum activities. The biggest date for visitors is 8 November, when selected exhibitions will be free to enter from 10am to 8pm. Families can also enjoy creative activities, while music lovers can catch performances by Paraguay’s Recycled Orchestra of Cateura, whose instruments are made from discarded materials. The programme includes gallery tours, film screenings and opportunities to learn more about the museum’s collection. Two special exhibitions remain ticketed, so check what’s included before visiting.
When: November 1–8, 2026
Where: M+, 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: Free admission to selected exhibitions on November 8. Visit the official website for more details.
The Last Two Cannibals on Cannibal Island — November 6-8
In this original stage play, two cannibals discover each other on a forgotten island and try to build trust while resisting their appetites. When an unexpected guest arrives with an unusual gift, their fragile relationship takes a new turn. Written by Kent Foran and co-directed with Davina Cooke, the 60-minute production blends live music, tense stand-offs and dark comedy, in co-production with Actors Gym HK.
When: November 6-7, 2026, 7:30pm; November 8, 2026, 3pm
Where: The Hive Studios, 8/F, 12P Smithfield, Kennedy Town
Tickets: HK$ 250 on Eventbrite
The Repulse Bay Motoring Classics — November 7
A collection of vintage cars and modern supercars is heading to The Repulse Bay for a one-day automotive garden party. The event will showcase 26 classic vehicles spanning the 1920s to the 1990s, alongside special appearances from luxury marques including Aston Martin, Bentley and Porsche. Guests can also see contemporary models making regional debuts, while enjoying food, drinks and live entertainment in the grounds of The Repulse Bay Arcade. It’s a more intimate and luxurious setting than a conventional motor show, with a ticket price to match.
When: November 7, 2026, 2pm–6.30pm
Where: The Repulse Bay Arcade, 109 Repulse Bay Road
Tickets: From HK$425 for children aged 5–11 and HK$850 for adults. Visit the official website for more details.
Hermèstories — Until November 8
Hermès is telling its story in a rather unusual way at Freespace in West Kowloon. Instead of a conventional exhibition, Hermèstories combines a theatrical performance with a display of objects from the French fashion house’s history. The 50-minute play explores the stories behind its creations, while visitors who prefer a shorter visit can book a separate exhibition-only session lasting around 30 minutes. Both experiences are free and open to ages seven and above. Spaces are limited, so booking ahead is recommended, although walk-ins may be accepted.
Read The HK HUB’s Hermèstories guide for more information.
When: Until November 8, 2026
Where: Freespace, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: Free admission. Visit the official website for more details.
Cartier ‘Into The Wild’ Exhibition — Until November 8
Cartier is bringing its ‘Into The Wild’ immersive exhibition to Villa Haw Par in Tai Hang, a Grade I historic mansion once home to the family behind Tiger Balm. The nine-day exhibition explores the French luxury house’s fascination with wildlife, particularly its iconic panther, through art, design and jewellery craftsmanship. The mansion’s Chinese and Western architectural influences provide a fitting setting for the animal-inspired showcase. Entry requires advance online registration, and details of the individual installations have yet to be fully revealed.
When: 31 October–8 November 2026
Where: Villa Haw Par, 15A Tai Hang Road, Tai Hang
Tickets: Advance online registration required via Cartier’s official website.
WestK Jazz Fest — November 13-24
WestK Jazz Fest returns for its biggest edition yet, stretching across two weekends with more than 100 musicians and over 50 ticketed and free programmes. Headliners include Kenny G, Diana Krall and Stacey Kent, joined by international names to watch Cory Wong, Song Yi Jeon and Francesca Tandoi. Hong Kong is well represented too, with Cy Leo, Teriver Cheung and JACE on the bill, plus a new Music Healing Zone at the M+ Green Lawn.
When: November 13-15, 17-22 & 24, 2026
Where: Various venues across West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: Prices vary by programme, with selected performances and activities free. Visit the official website for the full line-up and ticketing details.
Lamma Fun Day — November 14
Lamma Island’s much-loved charity festival returns with almost 50 acts performing across four stages, alongside an arts and crafts market, food stalls and activities for all ages. Taking place on Power Station Beach, the event combines a relaxed island atmosphere with a full day of live entertainment. Visitors can also support local charities through fundraising activities, including the Lamma8 race and charity auction. Entry is free, making it a good excuse to take the ferry over and spend a Saturday by the sea.
Find out more in The HK HUB’s guide to Lamma Fun Day 2026.
When: November 14, 2026, 10am–11pm
Where: Tai Wan To Power Station Beach, Lamma Island
Tickets: Free admission. Visit the official website for more details.
Shi Fu Miz Festival — November 14
Electronic music festival Shi Fu Miz is marking its tenth anniversary with an extended celebration at Tai Tong Organic EcoPark in Yuen Long. The line-up brings together international DJs and local talent across four stages, with Chez Damier, Dr Rubinstein and Xiaolin among the announced performers. The outdoor setting gives the event a different feel from a nightclub, with music running into the early hours of Sunday morning. Families can attend too, although children must meet the organiser’s age and supervision requirements.
When: November 14, 2026, 12pm to November 15, 4am
Where: Tai Tong Organic EcoPark, Yuen Long
Tickets: From HK$488 for festival admission, subject to availability. Visit the official website for more details.
Victoria Harbour Race — November 15
One of Hong Kong’s most iconic sporting traditions returns for a special 120th anniversary edition this November. Around 4000 swimmers will take on the roughly one-kilometre crossing of Victoria Harbour, racing from Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui with the city skyline all around them. Participants can join either the competitive Racing Group or the more relaxed Leisure Group, which also offers team applications for groups of two to four swimmers.
When: November 15, 2026
Where: Golden Bauhinia Square Public Pier, Wan Chai to Avenue of Stars, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: Registration is open from July 29 to August 27. Visit the official website for more details and registration
Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Half Marathon — November 15
Runners get another rare chance to race across the Hong Kong section of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge this November. The event offers a 21.0975km half marathon plus a new 10km race, with both starting and finishing on the Hong Kong Link Road. A total of 10,000 places are available, making this one of the city’s more unusual road races thanks to its open bridge views and landmark setting. The HK HUB
When: November 15, 2026
Where: Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, Hong Kong Link Road
Tickets: HK$550 for the half marathon and HK$450 for the 10km race for local participants. Visit the official website for registration details.
Business of Design Week — November 16–21
Design professionals, business leaders and creative thinkers will gather in Hong Kong for Business of Design Week (BODW), one of the city’s major international design events. The programme includes conferences, discussions and networking opportunities exploring the relationship between design, innovation and business. Switzerland is this year’s partner country, bringing another international perspective to the conversations. Although primarily aimed at industry professionals, selected activities may interest students and anyone working in design or the creative industries. Check individual programme details before planning a visit.
When: November 16–21, 2026
Where: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and various venues
Tickets: From HK$840 for a three-day Summit pass (promotional rate, subject to availability). Visit the official website for more details.
Oxfam Trailwalker — November 20-22
One of Hong Kong’s biggest charity hiking challenges returns this November, with teams of four tackling 100km across the MacLehose Trail and connecting routes within 48 hours. The journey starts in Pak Tam Chung and finishes in Tuen Mun, raising funds for Oxfam’s poverty alleviation work. This year also introduces a special 20km 50th Anniversary Edition on November 21, giving more participants a chance to experience the Trailwalker spirit. Oxfam Trailwalker
When: November 20-22, 2026; 20km edition on November 21
Where: 100km route from Pak Tam Chung, Sai Kung to Harrow International School Hong Kong, Tuen Mun
Tickets: Advance team registration was required. The 100km event has a HK$1,600 team registration fee and minimum fundraising target of HK$8,000. Visit the official website for full details.
deTour Design Festival — November 20–29
PMQ in Central is hosting another edition of deTour Design Festival, bringing exhibitions, installations and creative activities into the former police married quarters. Under the theme Better, Not Perfect, this year’s festival explores how design can respond to everyday problems through experimentation and unexpected ideas. Visitors can discover installations and take part in selected workshops, with opportunities to see how artists and designers approach familiar objects and situations differently. General admission is free, although some workshops may require booking.
When: November 20–29, 2026, opening hours vary
Where: PMQ, Central
Tickets: Free admission. Visit the official website for more details.
Magic Room Year 6 Opener — November 21
Electronic music collective Magic Room is bringing its anniversary celebrations outdoors with a party at AIA Vitality Park, beside the Hong Kong Observation Wheel. German DJ duo Frankey & Sandrino and Luch lead the line-up, alongside local artists including Leon, Mo-Shi, Milam and Nat Dunn. The waterfront setting offers a different experience from the city’s indoor clubs, with an afternoon start that leads into an evening of electronic music. This is an adults-focused event, with entry restricted to people aged 20 and above.
When: November 21, 2026, 3pm–10.30pm
Where: AIA Vitality Park, 33 Man Kwong Street, Central
Tickets: From HK$501.12. Visit the official website for more details.
The Big Picnic — November 21
Discovery Bay’s Tai Pak Beach is turning into an outdoor music venue for The Big Picnic, a day-long festival combining live performances, food and a seaside atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy music across multiple stages, browse the accompanying artisan market and spend time with friends or family on the beach. Food and drink options will be available throughout the day, making it easy to settle in for several performances. The event runs into the evening, so plan your return transport if you’re travelling from elsewhere in Hong Kong.
When: November 21, 2026, 11am–10pm
Where: Tai Pak Beach, Discovery Bay
Tickets: From HK$258 for adults and HK$150 for children aged 5–17, with concessions available. Visit the official website for more details.
Winter Wonderland in Central — November to January 2027
Hong Kong WinterFest is returning to Central, turning Statue Square Gardens into a Christmas village with a towering 20-metre Christmas tree as its centrepiece. Visitors can stroll through the festive setting, admire the sparkling decorations and take Christmas photos against the illuminated tree.
After dark, a 360-degree immersive light show will add to the celebrations, with Hongkong Land’s festive displays extending along nearby Chater Road. It’s a chance to enjoy the Christmas atmosphere right in Central.
When: November 2026 to early January 2027, exact dates to be announced
Where: Statue Square Gardens and Chater Road, Central
Tickets: Admission details to be announced. Stay tuned on the official website for more updates.
Ongoing Events in Hong Kong
Herzog & de Meuron: In Focus — September 12 onwards
Celebrate M+’s fifth anniversary with an intimate look at the architects who designed the museum itself. This focused display presents newly donated models, drawings and material samples from Herzog & de Meuron, spotlighting their Chinese projects including M+, Tai Kwun and Beijing’s National Stadium.
Shown in replica wooden vitrines inspired by the firm’s own archive, it offers a rare glimpse into the creative process behind some of Asia’s most recognisable buildings.
When: September 12, 2026 onwards
Where: Focus Gallery, L2, M+, 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon
Tickets: Standard M+ admission applies. Visit the official website for more details and ticketing
Hong Kong Tennis Open — Until November 8
The WTA 250 Hong Kong Tennis Open returns to Victoria Park with a strong international line-up led by Alexandra Eala, China’s Wang Xinyu, 2024 Hong Kong champion Diana Shnaider and former world No. 2 Paula Badosa. Local players will also be part of the action, including Hong Kong doubles No. 1 Eudice Chong. Across seven days, 32 singles players and 16 doubles teams will compete for the season-ending title. Hong Kong, China Tennis Association
When: November 2-8, 2026
Where: Victoria Park Tennis Centre Court, Causeway Bay
Tickets: From HK$180, with selected concession tickets available. Visit the official website for the latest schedule and ticketing details.
The World’s First Disgusting Food Museum — Until November 26
Feeling brave? Sweden’s Disgusting Food Museum has landed at AIRSIDE with more than 80 unusual and controversial foods from 35 countries, spread across five themed zones. Expect everything from fermented shark and surströmming to balut, frog juice and edible insects, with custom food aromas adding to the sensory overload. The experience ends at The Final Bite tasting bar, where ticket holders can sample selected items for themselves.
When: Until November 26, 2026; Monday to Thursday, 12pm to 8pm; Friday to Sunday & public holidays, 11am to 9pm
Where: GATE33 Gallery, 3/F, AIRSIDE, Kai Tak
Tickets: Adults from HK$68; concession tickets from HK$48. Tickets are available via Klook, Maoyan and UUTIX.
Asia+ Festival — Until November 29
Asia+ Festival returns with more than 100 performances and activities celebrating cultures from across Asia and beyond. Spanning music, dance, theatre, exhibitions and outdoor events, the programme brings artists from over 30 countries and regions to venues around Hong Kong. Highlights range from Vietnamese acrobatic dance and Balinese gamelan to contemporary cross-cultural collaborations, giving audiences plenty of ways to experience traditional art forms reimagined for today.
When: September 23-November 29, 2026
Where: Various venues across Hong Kong
Tickets: Prices vary by programme. Visit the official website for the full programme and ticketing
Myths and Monsters: The Art of Fantasy in Asia — Until April 4, 2027
M+ explores how fantasy has shaped Asian visual culture across more than a century in this major exhibition spanning art, manga, anime, film, fashion, architecture and digital culture. The show moves from Japanese ukiyo-e, Chinese shadow puppetry and Tibetan Buddhist scrolls to Surrealism, post-war manga and today’s globally influential anime aesthetics, revealing how imaginary worlds have long helped artists respond to real social and political change.
When: October 17, 2026 to April 4, 2027
Where: West Gallery, L2, M+, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: Museum admission applies. Visit the M+ official web
Illuminations at The Peak — Until June 6, 2027
HSBC Life Illuminations at The Peak debuts as Hong Kong’s highest light-and-sound spectacle, transforming The Peak into an immersive evening experience. Inspired by Hong Kong’s heritage and city landmarks, the show combines festive visuals, dazzling projections and music, with The Peak Tower reimagined as the character Peakie alongside HSBC’s iconic lions Stephen and Stitt. Visitors can catch the free nightly show at Peak Road Garden outside The Peak Tower, where each session runs for around 10 minutes and begins every hour from 7pm to 9pm.
When: June 13, 2026 to June 6, 2027, 7pm–9pm daily
Where: The Peak Tower, Victoria Peak
Tickets: Free admission. Visit the official website for updates
Upcoming Events in Hong Kong — Save the Dates
WTT Finals Hong Kong — December 9-13
The season’s biggest table tennis showdown arrives at Kai Tak Arena on 9 December. WTT Finals Hong Kong brings together the top 16 men’s and women’s singles players, plus eight mixed doubles pairs competing for year-end honours. Hong Kong’s Wong Chun-ting and Doo Hoi-kem have secured a mixed doubles place, giving local fans a home team to cheer for. Tickets went on general sale on 23 October, with seats starting at HK$200 for restricted views.
When: December 9-13, 2026
Where: Kai Tak Arena, Kai Tak Sports Park, 38 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak
Tickets: From HK$200. Visit the official website for updates
Amazing Toy Show — December 11-13
Toy collectors have three days to explore Amazing Toy Show at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre this December. More than 100 local and international brands will take part, bringing designer figures, collectible trading cards and original artwork under one roof. Expect model car displays, opportunities to discover creations by independent designers and shopping for the latest collectibles.
When: December 11-13, 2026
Where: Hall 3, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai
Tickets: Adults HK$50; children aged 4–11 HK$30. Ticketing arrangements are still to be announced. Visit the official website for updates.
New Year Countdown — December 31
Hong Kong is getting ready to welcome 2027 with its annual New Year Countdown on 31 December. Organised by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, the celebrations will bring residents and visitors together for the final moments of the year. A fireworks and music display appears in the board’s sponsorship plans, although the public programme, viewing locations and start times have yet to be announced. The official countdown page will provide further details as the event approaches.
When: December 31, 2026
Where: Victoria Harbour
Tickets: Free admission. Visit the Hong Kong Tourism Board’s website for updates.
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