Author: The HK HUB

Let us inspire you with our pick of what’s on and things to do in Hong Kong. Whether you’re looking for something to do this weekend or during the month, we might have great ideas for you. Music & Concerts Sammi Cheng Concert 2023｜You & Mi Sammi Cheng World Tour The newly released Best Actress at the Hong Kong Film Awards and music queen Sammi Cheng will hold her 11th solo Coliseum concert in July. As she is such a beloved icon in Hong Kong’s entertainment industry, a lot of fans will definitely come to the concert to cheer for her!…

Taeyeon Concert 2023｜The ODD Of LOVE in HONG KONG The captain of the most popular Korean national girl group Girls’ Generation, Taeyeon started her first world solo tour and plan to come to Hong Kong after so many years. Fans must mark down this exciting date and get ready for this wonderful and epic show! When: 10 June 2023Where: AsiaWorld-Expo ARENA, Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap KokTickets: From HK$980. Buy tickets on Cityline. Kun 2023 WORLD TOUR in Hong Kong Popular talented singer Kun came from mainland China will hold his first world tour in five cities including Hong Kong,…

Looking for things to do with kids in Hong Kong? We’re here to help with our regularly updated selection of the best of what’s on for kids and families around the city. We’ve listed these events in earliest-latest date order. Browse to find inspiration, or click to jump to a specific month. Things to do with kids in June 2023 Hot Toys x “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” Theme Exhibition The superhero Spider-Man in the minds of Marvel fans has come to Harbor City! To celebrate the grand release of the new movie, a fan pilgrimage hotspot has been created for…

The Thankful Week for Families with Foreign Domestic Helpers organised by the Labour Department will be extended to June 11. Helpers and employers are invited to participate in the event to get a total of 12,000 free tickets to Ocean Park. The department will give 3,000 households four tickets each – two for the helper and two for the family – to support the city’s Happy Hong Kong campaign that aims to provide SAR residents new recreational experiences this year. A spokesman for the LD said, “The Thankful Week for Families with Foreign Domestic Helpers promotes mutual respect and harmonious relationships between helpers and…

Renowned Australian artist Patricia Piccinini is staging her first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, titled HOPE, at Tai Kwun Contemporary, until September 3. The large-scale summer exhibition featuring more than 50 sculptures, paintings, and moving image works explores the unexpected consequences of tampering with nature. Piccinini is best known for her hyper-realistic sculptures whose human scale and touchingly expressive features belie their non-human limbs, fins, wings, and scales. HOPE aims to offer visitors an engrossing, perplexing and deeply touching view of a fantastical imaginary world, yet one with which we identify naturally and instinctively. The Observer shows Patricia Piccinini’s fascination…

In collaboration with CCW GlobalHong Kong is known for its dynamic business environment, where companies face a myriad of risks on a daily basis.Public liability insurance serves as a safeguard, ensuring that businesses can continue to operate without worrying about the potential financial consequences of accidents or mistakes. By covering legal fees, compensation claims, and other related costs, this form of insurance offers peace of mind to both businesses and the general public. As a bustling international hub with a diverse range of industries, this type of insurance provides essential protection against financial losses that may arise due to injuries…

This summer, the International Children’s and Youth Film Carnival will take place from July 8-August 19 and offer over 50 film screenings of feature films, animations and short films from around the world. The screenings will be at the Hong Kong Film Archive, Hong Kong City Hall, the Hong Kong Science Museum, the Hong Kong Space Museum, the North District Town Hall, and the Emperor Cinemas at The LOHAS in Tseung Kwan O. Among the 10 feature films selected this year, eight are animations. Oink (2022) tells a hilarious story of surprises and twists after the protagonist receives an adorable…

The annual free-to-enter SummerFest will return to Central Harbourfront from June 9-July 23. The seventh edition of the festival will be held across a 30,000-square metre space, and will feature about 25 special activities under the theme “Fun in the Sun”. The highlight of the festival will be the “One Citybus” exhibition, which will commemorate the merger of two of the city’s major bus operators – Citybus and NWFB – which will take place on July 1 this year. The exhibition will showcase the evolution of Hong Kong Island franchise buses by displaying retro buses, retired buses, and the current…

Summer holidays are coming around again, and we know that summer camps are a lifesaver for busy parents. The summer camps we’ve found and vetted in Hong Kong will not only prevent the dreaded school holiday boredom (with the summer break typically lasting from mid-July until the end of August, with some variation for international schools) but will also give kids a fun and enriching summer experience they’ll absolutely love. Our Top Picks Camp Asia* Ages 4 to 14 can engage in multiple activities a week at Stamford American School (© Camp Asia) Are you searching for an exceptional summer…

Are you thinking about where to go in Hong Kong for a steamy cup of joe and some peace? Look no more and keep reading. Hong Kong is home to many speciality and independent coffeehouses. These cafés cater to the unique taste buds of Hongkongers by not just offering the popular macchiato and decaf espresso but rare brews as well as homegrown and roasted coffee too. Here are 18 of the best unique coffee shops in Hong Kong handpicked by us for your need for caffeine. New Territories Lofe Plus — Tuen Mun Vinyl record listening corner (© Lofe Plus)…