Let us inspire you with our weekly pick of best events 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. From exhbitions to special events happening in Hong Kong, we surely have something that will suit you.
Events This Week & Weekend in Hong Kong — October 20-26
Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival — October 23-26
The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival returns with four days of world-class gastronomy, transforming the Central Harbourfront into a vibrant dining destination. You can savour premium wines, global flavours, and culinary artistry set against Victoria Harbour’s stunning skyline. Highlights include the BEA Grand Wine Pavilion, showcasing prestigious labels curated by elite merchants, and the Tasting Room, featuring a collaboration of five acclaimed chefs. Towngas Gourmet Avenue will present signature dishes from award-winning restaurants like Forum and Bo Innovation.
When: October 23-26, 2025
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space, Central
Tickets: From HK$298, including 8 Tokens (valued at HK$25 each, with a total value of HK$200) and 1 Standard Wine Glass (HK$130). Early offer is available from now until October 22. Visit official website for details and buy tickets on Klook
SPOOKY Halloween Music Carnival — October 24-November 2
Hong Kong’s first-ever Halloween music carnival, SPOOKY Halloween, takes over 130,000 sq ft of outdoor space with 10 days of non-stop thrills. Expect an immersive fantasy land filled with glowing jack-o’-lantern fields, spooky carnival games, illusion mazes, bizarre bazaars, and giant witch statues. By night, the Witch’s Enchanted Stage and Bonfire Stage set the scene for your favourite singers, rappers, and DJs. On select weekends, headliners like Steve Aoki, Rae Sremmurd, Hins Cheung, Zedd, and R3HAB will bring the main stage alive.
When: October 24-November 2, 2025
Where: Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space, Wan Chai
Tickets: From HK$100 (aged 18 or over) and HK$50 (aged 6–17). Free entry for children under 6. Visit Klook for details and ticketing.
Hong Kong China vs Japan XV Rugby Match — October 24
On October 24, the Hong Kong China Men’s rugby team will face the Japan XV at Kai Tak Stadium in an exciting match! This marks their first game at the new Main Stadium since securing a place in the 2027 Rugby World Cup. With Hong Kong ranked 23rd and Japan’s A team ranked 14th, this clash promises high-level competition and a chance for fans to cheer on a historic homecoming.
When: October 24, 2025
Where: Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak
Tickets: From HK$180 (adult) and HK$80 (child). Visit website for details and ticketing
Season One Festival — October 25-26
Season One Festival makes its long-awaited return on October 25–26, bringing a weekend of live music, wellness, creative workshops, and a flea market to the peaceful forests and gardens of The HIDEOUT.
Born from a spirit of renewal, the festival invites music lovers, creators, and wellness seekers to reconnect with nature, community, and self through movement, art, and shared experience. Expect soulful performances by Deep Seek, SAMO, Pocketknife, Kendy Suen, and more, alongside wellness sessions by Balanced Jungle, Pause.hk, and other inspiring practitioners.
When: October 25-26, 2025
Where: The HIDEOUT, Mui Wo
Tickets: From HK$380. Visit website for details and ticketing.
Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open 2025 — October 25-November 2
Tennis excitement returns this October with the Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open 2025. Look forward to the much-anticipated comeback of four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka, who headlines a world-class lineup. She will be joined by Australian No.1 Daria Kasatkina, 2024 Hong Kong Tennis 125 champion Ajla Tomljanović and Filipino rising star Alexandra Eala. Guided by tournament director and Chinese tennis legend Li Na, the event also includes free public access to the qualifying rounds, People’s Monday, and the lively Tournament Village.
When: October 18-November 2, 2025
Where: Victoria Park Tennis Court, 1 Hing Fat Street, Causeway Bay
Tickets: From HK$160; Qualifying rounds are open to the public for free (Oct 25-27). Visit website for more event updates and buy tickets on Klook
Water Parade by AllRightsReserved at Victoria Harbour — October 25-November 1
Victoria Harbour is about to host one of the coolest events of the season with Water Parade by AllRightsReserved! The mastermind behind the recent Chiikawa Days exhibition will bring giant inflatable sculptures to Victoria Harbour in the last week of October, featuring icons like Doraemon, Snoopy, KAWS & Sesame Street, and even Netflix favourites Stranger Things and Squid Game.
On land, the Central & Western District Promenade will see the Water Parade Market, packed with pop-up shops, exclusive collectibles, games, food stalls, and photo spots. Don’t miss the grand parade on November 1!
When: October 25-November 1, 2025
Where: Central & Western District Promenade
Tickets: General Ticket at HK$60 (Early Bird: HK$50). Visit website for event details and buy tickets on Klook.
Ongoing Events in Hong Kong — What’s Happening This Month
CR7 LIFE Museum Hong Kong — July 7 onwards
Opening July 7, Asia’s first CR7 LIFE Museum will arrive at K11 MUSEA. Celebrating football legend Cristiano Ronaldo, the 12,000 square feet exhibition pay tribute to his extraordinary careers, with major trophies, rare memorabilia, and interactive displays like a UR CR7 YouTube studio replica. While we are waiting for the confirmation of the celebrity guest list at the grand opening, you can now buy tickets and get merchandise perks. Before the museum opening, you can visit the CR7 LIFE Flagship Store at Times Square for exclusive memorabilia from June 7.
When: July 7 onwards
Where: 6F, K11 MUSEA, K11 Art & Cultural Centre Kunsthalle, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: From HK$180. Visit website and Instagram for more event info
Dream Rooms: Environments by Women Artists 1950–Now — Now-January 18
This immersive exhibition brings together visionary works by women artists across Asia, Europe, and the Americas over seven decades. You can walk through full-scale reconstructions of groundbreaking environments once thought lost, from feather-filled rooms to nylon tunnels. Each installation invites participation with light, sound, and movement into transformative encounters.
When: Now until January 18, 2026
Where: M+ Museum, West Kowloon
Tickets: HK$190. Visit website for more event info and ticketing
Hong Kong Disneyland The Most Wicked Party of All — Now until November 2
Hong Kong Disneyland turns wicked this Halloween as the Disney Villains crash the 20th Anniversary celebrations for The Most Wicked Party of All. From now until early November, the park transforms into a Halloween playground packed with shows, parades, and mischievous fun. Highlights include Uninvited! A Villains Takeover Party on Main Street, the rowdy Let’s Get Wicked stage show, and a spooky Jungle River Cruise after dark. Guests can enjoy villain encounters, exclusive Halloween merchandise, and wicked treats across the park.
When: Unitl November 2, 2025
Where: Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Island
Tickets: Various packages available. Visit Hong Kong Disneyland’s official website for details and ticketing
Ocean Park Halloween Fest 2025 — Now until November 2
Ocean Park unleashes its scariest celebration yet with Halloween Fest 2025: Unbox the Cursed Collection, featuring six brand-new haunted experiences that will push your limits of fear. Brace yourself for The Hatred Box where cursed collectibles hold sinister secrets, explore The Unsolved Terrors and relive chilling crime scenes, or face twisted experiments at H25: Rising Fear. Other haunts include The Ritual Mansion, The Cannibal Woods, and The Soul Graveyard.
The experience continues with ten spine-chilling live performances, from Taoist priests battling zombies to the haunting vampire Oppa show by handsome demon group NAMJA6남자.
When: Unitl November 2, 2025
Where: Ocean Park Hong Kong, 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen
Tickets: Various packages available. Visit Ocean Park’s official website for details and ticketing
Central Market x Stormies Oktoberfest 2025 — October 9-November 2
PROST! Raise your steins as Hong Kong’s largest Oktoberfest returns for its third year! Enjoy a lively celebration filled with authentic German food, beer, and music in the heart of Central. The beloved folk band Die Notenhobler will perform live, while Chef’s Market and Stormies serve up Pork Knuckle, German sausages, and apple strudel paired with Löwenbräu and Franziskaner Weissbier.
When: October 9-November 2, 2025
Where: Central Market Oasis, Central
Tickets: From HK$ 220. Visit the official website for more details and ticketing
Black Box Chinese Opera Festival 2025 — October 11-26
Looking to experience Chinese opera in a fresh way? This year’s festival features three award-winning Cantonese opera productions from the Xiqu Centre: Farewell My Concubine (New Adaptation), Wenguang Explores the Valley, and The Imperial Decree. Audiences can also enjoy two acclaimed Kunqu operas: Qingshan Embrace Me by the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe and The Burning Painting from Yangzhou’s Yangju Opera Institute.
When: October 11-26, 2025
Where: Tea House Theatre, Studio 1, Xiqu Centre, West Kowloon
Tickets: HK$280. Visit the website for details and buy tickets on Cityline
Halloween in Lan Kwai Fong — Until November 1
Lan Kwai Fong once again transforms into the city’s Halloween hotspot, with the streets bursting with spooky energy and festive flair. From now until early November, visitors can dive into electrifying parties, live DJ sets, and themed foodie pop-ups that keep the city buzzing late into the night. The celebrations culminate on October 31 with the legendary costume parade, drawing thousands in their most creative outfits!
When: Until November 1, 2025
Where: Lan Kwai Fong, Central
Tickets: Individual venues. Please check with each venue for more information
Upcoming Events in Hong Kong — Save the Dates
TEDxTinHau Women — November 12
TEDxTinHau Women returns to Hong Kong’s Xiqu Centre on November 12, 2025, with the theme Reframe. The event will bring together inspiring speakers, thought leaders, and creatives for a day of talks and discussions on changing perspectives, embracing challenges, and finding purpose in disruption—celebrating ideas that spark growth and transformation in today’s fast-changing world.
When: 12 November 2025 (Wed) at 1:00PM
Where: Grand Theatre, Xiqu Centre, West Kowloon
Ticket: Buy on Cityline
The 72nd Macau Grand Prix — November 13-16
The 72nd Macau Grand Prix, the city’s most iconic international sporting event, will take place from November 13 to 16. This year’s program features seven exciting races, including the FIA FR World Cup, FIA GT World Cup, and the first-ever FIA F4 World Cup. Known for its legendary street circuit and world-class drivers, the event continues to attract motorsport fans worldwide.
When: November 13-17, 2025
Where: Guia Circuit, Macau
Tickets: To be confirmed. Visit the official website for event details and ticketing updates
Belgian Days — November 14-16
Belgian Days returns to Hong Kong and Macau this November for its third edition, featuring over 20 cultural events. Highlights include the Belgian Chocolate Festival at CityU, an exclusive dinner at the Grand Hyatt, art exhibitions, film screenings, live music, and collaborations between Belgian and local artists.
When: November 14-23
Where: Different locations in Hong Kong and Macau
Tickets: Visit www.belgiandays.hk
Lamma Fun Day — November 15
Lamma Fun Day returns on 15 November with 45 music acts across four stages, plus food, markets, and charity activities. Held at Power Station Beach, the free festival supports projects for children in Nepal. Expect live music, a family zone, arts and crafts, and a laid-back beach atmosphere.
When: November 15
Where: Powerstation Beach in Lamma Island (Yung Shue Wan)
Tickets: Free (all details)
CT Music Fest — November 21-23
Mark your calendars for CT Music Fest, happening 21–23 November at Saiyuen Camping Adventure Park, Cheung Chau. The first wave of artists includes Cantomania, Mr. Koo, Yellow!, and Jonas & Friends, with more acts from across Asia and Europe joining the weekend lineup. Beyond the music, families can enjoy bun tower climbing, a Cheung Chau bun workshop, drum circle jams, and a lively kids’ disco.
When: November 21-23, 2025
Where: Sai Yuen Camping Adventure Park, Cheung Chau
Tickets: From HK$430. Free admission for kids under 12. Visit Instagram and Eventbrite for event details and ticketing
Looking for more things to do in the city, have a look at the following guides:
- The best things to do in Hong Kong
- The best free things to do in Hong Kong
- The best things to do at night in Hong Kong
- The best tourist attractions in Hong Kong
- The best events for families and kids activities in Hong Kong
- The most beautiful places to visit in Hong Kong
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