Discover exciting activities and events for children in Hong Kong with our weekly updated guide, tailored for families. Whether you’re looking for an engaging weekend activity or spend special family moments, we’ve curated some of the best family events in Hong Kong, from exhibitions, festivals, and other activities dedicated to the little one(s).
Family-friendly Events in Hong Kong This June
The Faust Festival 2026 — June 2-21
The Faust Festival returns for its annual theatrical extravaganza at the Fringe Club, featuring an exciting lineup of over 20 family-friendly productions. Young performers aged 4 to 18 will showcase creative retellings of beloved classics alongside original stories, including Peter Rabbit, Treasure Island, The Ugly Duckling, Peter and the Wolf, and Great Expectations. This three-week celebration offers something for all ages, from magical adventures to innovative tales, providing a wonderful platform for budding actors to shine on stage.
When: 2–21 June, 2026
Where: Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Road, Central (Jockey Club Studio Theatre & Fringe Underground Theatre)
Tickets: HK$155. View full programme on the official website and buy tickets via TicketFlap.com
Summer Score — June 6-July 19
As football fever builds ahead of the big tournament, MegaBox presents Summer Score, an immersive exhibition in collaboration with the classic anime Captain Tsubasa.
Visitors can enjoy five must-visit photo spots featuring 5-metre tall Tsubasa & Hyuga statues, team locker rooms, a giant football table, and more. There are also interactive activities on selected days, with limited postcards and themed collectibles available for redemption.
When: 6 June – 19 July, 2026
Where: G/F Atrium, MegaBox, Kowloon Bay
Tickets: Free admission. Visit the website for more information
Journey of the Horse: A Legacy of Arts and Culture Light Show — June 11-24
A new horse-themed light show is now illuminating the dome of the Hong Kong Space Museum. The three-minute projection follows a galloping horse through scenes inspired by museum collections, Chinese calligraphy, ancient artefacts, Cantonese opera, folk crafts, astronomy and Victoria Harbour. The free show plays on repeat each evening, so visitors can drop by anytime during the session to watch.
When: June 11-24, 2026, from 8:15pm to 10pm
Where: Hong Kong Space Museum, Tsim Sha Tsui
Ticket: Free. Visit the website for more details
Good Music for Kids — June 12-14
Hong Kong Sinfonietta presents a delightful concert specially designed for young children aged 3 to 6. Conducted by Lien Boon Hua, the programme features lively and colourful classical excerpts including Tchaikovsky’s “Waltz of the Flowers” and “Russian Dance”, Vivaldi’s “Winter”, Grieg’s “Morning”, Ravel’s “The Fairy Garden”, and Leroy Anderson’s playful “Plink, Plank, Plunk!”. This engaging 75-minute concert introduces little ones to the wonders of orchestral music in a fun and accessible way.
When: 12-14 June , 2026
Where: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall, Central
Tickets: From HK$150-420. Buy via PopTickets
Pixar Summer Fest 2026 — June 12-August 31
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort transforms into a bigger, more vibrant world of Pixar this summer with the first-ever Pixar Summer Fest. From day to night, guests can enjoy new entertainment including the spectacular “Pixar Pals Spectacular” drone show, the returning “Pixar Water Play Street Party!”, “Friendtastic!” parade, interactive character encounters, themed dining, and playful retail experiences. With favourite characters from Toy Story, Inside Out, The Incredibles, and more, this is the ultimate Pixar-filled adventure for the whole family.
When: 12 June – 31 August 2026
Where: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau Island
Tickets: Various ticket options via Hong Kong Disneyland official website.
Grade10 FEST Summer 2026 — June 19–21
Hong Kong’s biggest card show returns to Wan Chai with Grade10 FEST Summer 2026, a Pokémon‑themed edition marking the franchise’s 30th anniversary. Collectors can explore rare vintage cards from 1996 to 2024, immersive time‑travel displays, cosplay moments and a live collaboration with Taiwanese cheer squad Peach Girls. With more than 120 exhibitors joining from around the world, the event blends nostalgia, trading and live entertainment in one major summer fair.
When: June 19–21, 2026
Where: Grand Ballroom, 16/F, Hopewell Hotel, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Tickets: From HK$40. Buy via EXPERIENCE 11, POPTICKET and 01 Space
Design Ah! Experience the Wonder of Everyday Design — June 27-January 10, 2027
Design Ah! arrives at M+ Museum as the first exhibition of its kind outside Japan, inviting families to explore how everyday design shapes the way we walk, eat, sit and connect. Led by general director Taku Satoh and supported by interactive installations, hands‑on games and immersive audiovisual rooms, the show reveals design’s hidden impact on behaviour and creativity. Inspired by the award‑winning NHK children’s programme Design Ah! neo, the exhibition sparks “Ah!” moments of surprise and inspiration for visitors of all ages.
When: June 27, 2026–January 10, 2027
Where: M+ Museum, Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: Visit the M+ website for ticketing options
SummerFest@Wan Chai: Summer Fun — Until October 4
SummerFest@Wan Chai returns with a massive free outdoor playground for families at the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space. This year’s edition features exciting new play areas including a 260 sqm inflatable obstacle course “Bounce into Summer!”, hand-crank racers, a giant spinning top, and six other fun facilities. In addition to daily play zones, the summer-long event will host a variety of family-friendly cultural, music, art, and sports programmes throughout the season.
When: Now until October 4, 2026
Where: Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space, 3 Hung Hing Road, Wan Chai
Tickets: Free entry. Visit their Instagram and website for more details
Chinese Culture Festival 2026 — June-September
Chinese Culture Festival 2026 returns June to September with 55 events around Hong Kong. Families can mix ticketed shows with free activities. Look for exhibitions, library displays, story theatre sessions, workshops and public carnivals, plus selected film screenings. Stage highlights include Lady White Snake and Acrobatic Spectacle of Ancient Tang. Check dates by venue and plan ahead for popular sessions early.
When: June to September
Where: Across Hong Kong (cultural venues, libraries and community locations)
Tickets: Available via URBTIX for paid events as some events are free
Website: www.ccf.gov.hk
Ongoing Kids-Friendly Events in Hong Kong
Meet Mona Lisa & Portraying the Renaissance — Until July 27
As a centerpiece of the French May Arts Festival, this free immersive exhibition at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum offers a unique digital deep dive into Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous masterpiece.
Beyond the high-definition interactive installations exploring the Mona Lisa’s history and global impact, the showcase features rare Renaissance loans from French and Italian museums, including manuscripts linked to Da Vinci himself.
When: May 1–July 27, 2026
Where: Thematic Galleries 3–5, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Sha Tin
Tickets: Free admission. (Note: Some works include nudity; under-18s must be accompanied by an adult)
Kids’ Space-Themed Photoshoot At Captured Moments — On-going
Captured Moments HK offers a space-themed mini photoshoot at its Tin Hau studio, giving families a playful way to capture memories with young children. The short session is designed around an outer space concept, making it suitable for children who enjoy rockets, stars, planets and imaginative backdrops. The photoshoot keeps the experience simple and accessible for families looking for a fun activity and edited digital images to keep after the session.
When: On-going
Where: Tin Hau
Cost: $350 HKD
Contact: +852 6762 6345 | Instagram | Website
Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums — Until August 31
The highlighted exhibition brings over 3,000 years of history to Hong Kong in the city’s largest exhibition of Egyptian artefacts to date. In addition to admiring monumental statues of Merenptah, Shepenwepet II, and Iunit up close, you can explore multimedia displays such as a projection-mapped restoration of a colossal Tutankhamun statue. A total of 250 precious artefacts from seven leading museums in Egypt, including the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and the Luxor Museum of Ancient Egyptian Art, as well as recent archaeological discoveries from Saqqara, will be featured. Family-friendly workshops let children create jewellery, pyramid models, and even their own cat temples.
When: November 20, 2025 – August 31, 2026
Where: Gallery 9 and public atrium areas, Hong Kong Palace Museum, West Kowloon
Tickets: Standard admission from HK$190; workshop and tour registration available via HKPM website.
FIFA Museum Hong Kong — Until November 28
Kicking off ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the FIFA Museum makes its large-scale debut in Hong Kong with a six-month residency at Times Square. This immersive exhibition features a curated collection of original trophies and artefacts from both the men’s and women’s World Cups, alongside the iconic “The Rainbow” installation, a visually striking display of jerseys from all 211 member associations.
Football fans can also enjoy dedicated screenings of short films, interactive zones, and unique stories highlighting Hong Kong’s own football heritage.
When: May 28-November 28, 2026
Where: Times Square, Causeway Bay
Tickets: HK$180 (Standard) | HK$140 (Concession). Buy tickets on Arena-Tix
Upcoming Family-friendly Events in Hong Kong
International Arts Carnival 2026 — July to August
The International Arts Carnival (IAC) returns this summer to spark creativity and inspiration with a vibrant lineup of family-friendly performances by renowned international and local artists. Following the success of previous years, which featured Shaolin martial arts, acrobatic ballets, and world-class youth orchestras, the 2026 programme is yet to be announced.
Beyond the stage, families can dive into hands-on workshops, backstage tours, and inclusive outreach programmes around the city.
When: July to August 2026
Where: Various venues across Hong Kong
Tickets: Available via URBTIX from May 15. Visit the website for full programme details
Hong Kong Kids Disco — July 11
Hong Kong Kids Disco brings a lively Kids DJ Party to Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel this July. Kids aged 3–12 can enjoy professional DJ sets with popular kids’ hits, throwback anthems for parents, immersive neon lighting, face & body painting, and delightful refreshments. Plus, the venue features dreamlike neon lighting and a lot of cute, quirky party props for photos.
When: July 11, 2026
Where: Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: From HK$220. Visit the website for details. Tickets available via Klook.
McDull．A Simple Concert — July 16-18
This heart-warming “simple” concert blends storytelling with music as Hong Kong Sinfonietta and Music Director Emeritus Yip Wing-sie bring the beloved piglet McDull and his everyday life with family and friends to the stage. Featuring works by Brahms, Dvořák, Prokofiev, Saint-Saëns and more, the show celebrates the little, precious moments in life with charm, warmth and a lot of love.
When: July 16-18, 2026
Where: Concert Hall, Hong Kong City Hall, Central
Tickets: From HK$220. Buy via URBTIX
CHIIKAWA ARTIVERSE Exhibition — August 1-September 6
The popular CHIIKAWA ARTIVERSE Exhibition makes its way to Hong Kong this summer, bringing the charming world of illustrator Nagano’s characters to life. Spanning K11 MUSEA and the Tsim Sha Tsui harbourfront, the exhibition features original artworks, interactive music installations, kinetic art, and themed display areas. A major highlight is the giant CHIIKAWA-Go-Round carousel overlooking Victoria Harbour. Visitors can also spot Chiikawa-themed trams, buses and taxis across the city.
When: 1 August – 6 September 2026
Where: K11 MUSEA & Tsim Sha Tsui Harbourfront Promenade
Tickets: From HK$150 (children) / HK$180 (adults). Premium sets with carousel ride from HK$420. Available on Klook
CATS The Musical — August 6-16
CATS The Musical returns to Hong Kong from 6 to 16 August at the Grand Theatre, Xiqu Centre. Based on T.S. Eliot’s poems and composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber, the family-friendly show follows a tribe of Jellicle cats as they gather for the Jellicle Ball, where one cat is chosen for rebirth. Featuring spectacular dance, music, and colourful costumes, the performance is presented in English with Chinese surtitles.
When: August 6-16, 2026
Where: Grand Theatre, Xiqu Centre, West Kowloon
Tickets: From HK$388 (Non-Peak Days: Tuesday to Thursday and Sunday evening), or from HK$488(Peak Days: Friday to Saturday and Sunday afternoon). Children under the age of 5 will not be admitted. Visit the website for details and ticketing
Audi Football Summit 2026 — August 7
This summer, families can head to Kai Tak Stadium for a rare chance to watch FC Bayern Munich take on Aston Villa in Hong Kong. As part of Audi Football Summit 2026, the pre-season showcase is likely to appeal to children, teens and parents keen on live sport, with the added draw of seeing international football stars at the city’s flagship event venue.
When: August 7, 2026
Where: Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak Sports Park
Tickets: To be announced. Visit the website for more details
Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out — August 22-23
Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out! arrives in Hong Kong for the first time with two shows. On stage, Peppa and George head out with Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig, joined by Suzy Sheep, Danny Dog, Daisy and friends. The story travels from the zoo to the beach, building to a party, with sing-alongs, colourful scarecrows, penguin-feeding scenes and sea-splashing moments. The production runs for 80 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is performed in English with Traditional Chinese subtitles.
When: 22–23 August, 2026
Where: The Hall, 1/F, East Kowloon Cultural Centre, 60 Ngau Tau Kok Road, Ngau Tau Kok
Tickets: From HK$190 to HK$820
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Cavalluna: Equestrian Theatre — September 8–13
Featuring 54 horses, including majestic Andalusians, Friesians, and adorable mini ponies, the theatre show follows the fantasy journey of Meerin, a young sorceress. The production blends high-speed trick riding and elegant choreography with “liberty scenes,” where horses perform without reins.
Families will be captivated by the “Hungarian Post,” a daring stunt where a rider stands across two moving horses. With stunning lighting, dancers, and immersive sets, it’s a world-class display of the bond between horse and human.
When: September 8–13, 2026
Where: Kai Tak Arena, Kai Tak Sports Park
Tickets: From HK$395. Buy tickets on HK Ticketing
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory — November 4 onwards
The beloved Broadway musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory makes its Hong Kong debut at the Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Based on Roald Dahl’s classic story, the production follows Charlie Bucket’s magical golden ticket adventure into Willy Wonka’s wondrous chocolate factory. Featuring colourful characters, spectacular sets, stage illusions, and hit songs including Pure Imagination, The Candy Man, and I’ve Got a Golden Ticket, this family-friendly show promises a delightful and immersive theatrical experience.
When: From 4 November 2026 onwards
Where: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: From HK$388. Public pre-sale from 2 June via Zicket
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