From 11 to 17 February 2026, more than 14 Lunar New Year flower markets organised by the government will take place across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories, starting about a week before Chinese New Year. Alongside these official fairs, there will also be many other independent markets and festive events happening across the city to mark the Year of the Horse.
Lunar New Year fairs in Hong Kong are about more than CNY flowers and plants. They are also great places to shop for festive decorations and enjoy local Chinese New Year snacks. If you are planning to visit one to decorate your home for the season, here is the ultimate list to get you started.
Kai Tak Sports Park Waterfront Market (Kai Tak) — February 10–16
Kai Tak Sports Park adds to the festive calendar with a waterfront Chinese New Year market at Dining Cove. Set along the harbourfront promenade, the outdoor market features stalls selling New Year flowers, decorations, handwritten fai chun, small gifts, and festive snacks. Visit this family-friendly and pet-friendly market and pick up seasonal essentials by the water.
📅 When: February 10–16, 2026
📍 Where: Dining Cove, Kai Tak Sports Park
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission. Visit the website for more event information.
🚇 Getting Here: Take the MTR to Kai Tak Station (Exit D), then walk around 10 minutes towards the Kai Tak Sports Park waterfront promenade
Cheung Sha Wan Playground (Cheung Sha Wan) — Feb 11–17
Cheung Sha Wan Playground is a popular venue in Sham Shui Po, frequently used for events like the Lunar New Year Fair. Facilities include football, basketball, and volleyball courts, plus a roller-skating rink. The upcoming fair features 88 stalls, including fast food stalls.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 425 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Cheung Sha Wan
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Take Exit B at Cheung Sha Wan Station
Fa Hui Park (Prince Edward) — Feb 11–17
The Lunar New Year Fair in Sham Shui Po is set to be held at Fa Hui Park from February 11-17, 2026. Shop festive flowers, snacks and decorations at this popular event. The park also offers sports courts, a children’s playground, and various seating areas.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 101 Boundary Street, Prince Edward
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk from Mong Kok East Station Exit D or Prince Edward Station Exit A
Kwai Chung Sports Ground (Kwai Fong) — Feb 11–17
Kwai Chung Sports Ground welcomes visitors to its Lunar New Year fair, with 76 wet goods stalls and 22 dry goods stalls. This multipurpose venue with athletics facilities is close to Metroplaza and Kwai Chung Plaza shopping malls.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 93 Hing Shing Road, Kwai Fong
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk 15–20 minutes from Kwai Fong Station Exit E
Kwun Tong Recreation Ground (Kwun Tong) — Feb 11–17
The annual Lunar New Year Fair at Kwun Tong Recreation Ground offers 89 festive stalls selling flowers, trinkets, and snacks. With a convenient location next to Tsui Ping Estate, this flower market attracts the residents in Kwun Tong to stock up on CNY essentials.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 6 Tsui Ping Road, Kwun Tong
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk from Kwun Tong Station Exit D1
To Kwa Wan Recreation Ground (To Kwa Wan) — Feb 11–17
The Lunar New Year Fair comes to To Kwa Wan Playground for the first time in 2026, bringing 37 festive stalls, including fast food options, to the neighbourhood. With overnight opening on the last 2 days, it offers residents in Kowloon City district a convenient and lively way to shop for New Year essentials close to home.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 66 Ha Heung Rd, To Kwa Wan
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk from To Kwa Wan Station Exit B
Po Hong Park (Tseung Kwan O) — Feb 11–17
Po Hong Park in Tseung Kwan O opened for the public with sports facilities, playgrounds, roller-skating facilities and a jogging track since 1997. The annual Lunar New Year Fair this year will feature 93 stalls, including fast food booths.
📅 When: February 11–12 (9:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (9:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (9:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 10 Wan Lung Road, Tseung Kwan O
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk from Po Lam Station Exit B2
Sha Tsui Road Playground (Tsuen Wan) — Feb 11–17
The upcoming Lunar New Year Fair at Sha Tsui Road Playground will feature 126 wet and dry stalls. Surrounded by several public schools, this venue is often used for school sport events and community celebrations, including Mid-Autumn lantern displays and New Year countdowns.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 171–199 Sha Tsui Road, Tsuen Wan
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk 10–15 minutes from Tsuen Wan Station Exit A or Tsuen Wan West Station Exit D
Shek Wu Hui Playground (Sheung Shui) — Feb 11–17
Visit Shek Wu Hui Playground’s Lunar New Year Fair, offering 92 wet and dry stalls. The venue is thoughtfully designed to be wheelchair-friendly. In late February, don’t miss the Golden Trumpet Trees lining the road, creating a stunning golden trail.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: Shek Wu Hui Playground, Fu Hing Street, Sheung Shui
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk from Sheung Shui Station Exit A4
Tat Tung Road Garden (Tung Chung) — Feb 11–17
Located near Tung Chung MTR Station and the cable car terminal, Tat Tung Road Garden is a picturesque spot with pavilion and scenic gardens. Each March, the garden’s 85 cherry blossom trees burst into bloom, drawing visitors from near and far. This Lunar New Year, the fair will host 23 wet and dry stalls.
📅 When: February 11–15 (10:00am–11:00pm); February 16–17 (10:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk 10 minutes from Tung Chung MTR Station Exit D
Tin Hau Temple Feng Shui Square (Tai Po) — Feb 11–17
Tin Hau Temple Feng Shui Square is located in front of Tin Hau Temple and serves as a popular event venue for local residents in Tai Po. This Chinese New Year, its Lunar New Year fair will have 61 stalls.
📅 When: February 11–14 (8:00am–11:00pm); February 15 (8:00am–12:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 10 Ting Kok Road, Tai Po
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk 10 minutes from Tai Wo Station Exit B or take Minibus 20A, 20B, 20C or 20K from Tai Po Market Station and get off at Wing Fai Garden
Tin Hau Temple Plaza (Tuen Mun) — Feb 11–17
If you get a chance to visit Tuen Mun from January 23-29, don’t miss the CNY flower market at Tin Hau Temple Plaza, just a 7-minute walk from Tuen Mun Station. This historic site hosts cultural celebrations all year round, including the birth of Tin Hau. Enjoy shopping at 62 stalls, including food booths serving delicious bites.
📅 When: February 11–12 (9:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (9:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (9:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: Tin Hau Temple Plaza, Tuen Mun
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk 7 minutes from Tuen Mun Station Exit A
Tung Tau Industrial Area Playground (Yuen Long) — Feb 11–17
Tung Tau Industrial Area Playground is one of the largest sports complex with basketball and football courts in Yuen Long. This year, the Lunar New Year fair features 158 wet stalls, dry stalls, and food stalls.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 18 Tung Tau Industrial Area, Wang Yip East Street, Yuen Long
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk 10 minutes from Long Ping Station Exit F
Victoria Park (Causeway Bay) — Feb 11–17
The famous Victoria Park will host the largest CNY flower market in Hong Kong. This year, expect 400 wet stalls, dry stalls, and food stalls. The park is well-equipped with various sports venues and is a popular location for expos and events like the Tennis Open. It is one of the best places to get into the festive spirit, so expect large crowds during the fair period.
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 1 Hing Fat Street, Causeway Bay
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk 10 minutes from Causeway Bay Station Exit E or Tin Hau Station Exit A2
Yuen Wo Playground (Sha Tin) — Feb 11–17
Over in Sha Tin, the Lunar New Year fair will be held at Yuen Wo Playground, not far from New Town Plaza. With 75 wet and dry goods stalls, the waterfront venue is accessible via the cycling track. There are various shops in Sha Tin and Tai Wai where you can rent a bicycle for the day. On the second day of Chinese New Year marks the birth of Che Kung. Don’t miss the chance to visit Che Kung Temple in Sha Tin and pray for good luck!
📅 When: February 11–12 (8:00am–12:00am); February 13–15 (8:00am–1:00am); February 16–17 (8:00am–7:00am)
📍 Where: 16 Yuen Wo Road, Sha Tin
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission
🚇 Getting Here: Walk 20 minutes or take Minibus 60K from Sha Tin Station and get off on Yuen Wo Road
D2 Place Lunar New Year Market (Lai Chi Kok) — Feb 11–19
D2 Place hosts Marketoo’s large-scale Lunar New Year market “Heung Shing 26”, bringing together over 200 local brands across multiple floors. The 7/F features a dedicated YouTuber and KOL zone, with appearances by JFFT, Lolly Talk members, The Low Mays, KOLs, Japanese-style idols, and local illustration artists. The event features handmade goods, illustration booths, a two-metre-tall photo spot and a DIY fai chun writing area.
📅 When: February 11–19, 2026
📍 Where: D2 Place ONE, Lai Chi Kok
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission. Visit Instagram for more event update.
🚇 Getting Here: Take the MTR to Lai Chi Kok Station Exit D2 and walk a few minutes to D2 Place ONE
DB Chinese New Year (Discovery Bay) — Feb 14–15
Celebrate Lunar New Year and Valentine’s Day at the DB Chinese New Year + Valentine’s Day Market, organised by Handmade Hong Kong. Set by the sea at Discovery Bay Plaza, the market features over 95 local independent makers offering handmade gifts, design-led products, and festive treats. With its relaxed, family- and pet-friendly atmosphere, it is an easy stop to pair with beach walks, hikes, or seaside dining.
📅 When: February 14–15, 2026 (11:00am–6:00pm)
📍 Where: Discovery Bay Plaza, Discovery Bay
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission. Visit Instagram for more event update.
🚇 Getting Here: Take a ferry to Discovery Bay Pier, then walk a few minutes to Discovery Bay Plaza
Central Market Lunar New Year Market (Central) — Until Feb 27
Central Market teams up with HoHoHoLa for a Lunar New Year market featuring festive gift boxes, handmade fai chun, and seasonal treats, serving as a convenient stop for New Year shopping. Don’t forget to visit the pastel lucky garden at the atrium, featuring themed installations like Bullseye and Buttercup from Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story, adding a playful Year of the Horse touch to the celebrations.
📅 When: Selected dates until February 27, 2026 (12:00pm–8:00pm)
📍 Where: Central Market, 1/F Event Space and 2/F 24-hour Passageway
🎟️ Tickets: Free admission.
🚇 Getting Here: Walk a few minutes from Central Station Exit D2
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