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.
Art March 2024
The Hong Kong government will launch the first-ever Art March 2024, a celebration of local and international arts and culture with 14 key events including ComplexCon’s international debut, the Hong Kong Flower Show, Art Central and Art Basel. Highlights include free Star Ferry and tram rides, free ice cream giveaways, the 51-year-old Hong Kong Arts Festival, and Art@Harbour’s vibrant art installations across Victoria Harbour. Art Central will also return, spotlighting avant-garde galleries from Hong Kong and beyond, enriching the city’s cultural landscape.
When: February 20-April 8, 2024
Where: Across Hong Kong
Tickets: Visit website for event line-up
Happy Wednesday “St Patrick’s Day“
Get ready to channel the luck of the Irish with a series of exhilarating events at Happy Wednesday on March 13 & 20, 2024, that showcase the best of the famed Emerald Isle, and its rich and unique culture. Brace yourself for evenings full of merriment and excitement as the Irish spirit takes over the Happy Valley Racecourse. In keeping with tradition, guests are invited to wear and show off their most vibrant green attire – Shamrocks included, since we could all do with some extra luck!
When: March 13 & 20, 2024
Where: Happy Valley Racecourse, Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley
Tickets: Admission fee at HK$10. Visit website for more details
Hong Kong Flower Show
The Hong Kong Flower Show 2024 blooms with ‘Floral Joy Around Town’, featuring the vibrant Angelonia. This 10-day spectacle at Victoria Park invites flower enthusiasts to revel in exotic blooms, engaging contests, and lively performances. With over 200 horticultural bodies participating, it’s a haven of beauty and activity, celebrating spring’s arrival in a burst of colour and fragrance.
When: March 15-24, 2024
Where: Victoria Park, Causeway Bay
Tickets: From HK$14. Visit website for more details
A Path to Glory — Jin Yong’s Centennial Memorial
2024 marks the centenary of the birth of Jin Yong (Dr Louis Cha), a literary giant in Chinese literature. ‘A Path to Glory — Jin Yong’s Centennial Memorial’ is a memorial event that encompasses culture, art, creativity, heritage and education, paying tribute to the master of martial arts fiction. Supported by local talent and cultural icons, it aims to foster a unique cultural IP and boost Hong Kong’s tourism and economy.
Apart from the exhibition at Edinburgh Place, ‘Sculpted by Ren Zhe’ will present 22 sculptures of Jin Yong’s iconic characters created by Ren Zhe, as well as the artist’s sculpture manuscripts, from March 16 onwards at Hong Kong Heritage Museum.
When: March 15 – July 2, 2024
Where: Edinburgh Place, Central
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for more details
Rosewood Hong Kong Celebrates 5th Anniversary
Celebrate Rosewood Hong Kong’s 5th Anniversary with the “Front Row” campaign from 19-30 March. With 3 masterclasses, 10 culinary and beverage collaborations, and 3 exclusive wine dinners, the programme showcases five years of exceptional gastronomy, refined beverages, and world-class hospitality. Highlights include sustainable cooking at Asaya Kitchen, fashion-inspired pastries, authentic Hong Kong flavours, and masterful mixology. Visit Rosewood Hong Kong’s website for programme information and sign-up details.
When: March 19-30, 2024
Where: Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: Visit website for more details
ANCHORBALL x AIRSIDE: Monsters in the Universe
Kai Tak flagship shopping mall AIRSIDE celebrates “Art March” by bringing the showstopping work of American artist Ken Kelleher (@anchorball) to Hong Kong. “Monsters in the Universe” is Kelleher’s very first installation art show in Greater China. As a nod to Easter, the show features two five-metre-tall inflatables of Starhopper and QuantumLeap, characters from Kelleher’s Sky Bunnis series. The Starhopper inflatable is in fact a special edition which has incorporated elements of Kai Tak Airport. The playful installations offer a glimpse into the artist’s whimsical imagination and inspire visitors with a host of experiences, including an interactive projection game, a photo booth and a claw machine. During the exhibition period, a pop-up store will offer merchandise exclusive to the Hong Kong show, while a food truck will provide delicacies themed on various characters.
When: March 21 – May 5, 2024
Where: AIRSIDE, Concorde Road, Kai Tak
Tickets: Stay tuned on their website and Facebook page
ComplexCon Hong Kong
ComplexCon Hong Kong is the first edition of the pop culture festival held outside the USA. Graphic artist Verdy, who oversaw Coachella and BLACKPINK’s world tour, will act as the creative director. The event will also see appearances by icons from the world of design, such as Eric Kot, Jeff Staple, and VandyThePink. The first day of the festival will see former Hong Kong film star Edison Chen and his group 3Cornerz take the stage for the first time since they released new music last year. Day 2 of the event will see AOMG artists such as rappers Simon Dominic, GRAY, Loco, Woo Won-Jae, and Coogie perform. Grammy-winning musician and acclaimed rapper 21 Savage will headline the final day of the festival on March 24.
When: March 22-24, 2024
Where: Asia World Expo, 1 Airport Expo Blvd, Chek Lap Kok
Tickets: Ticket at HK$780. Visit website for more details
Art@Harbour 2024
Art@Harbour 2024 is set to transform Victoria Harbour into an immersive outdoor art exhibition from March 25-June 2, spanning Tamar Park and promenades in Central, Western District, and Tsim Sha Tsui. The event will showcase teamLab’s ‘Continuous’ exhibition, featuring interactive luminous ovoids at Tamar Park and sound-emitting trees. Additionally, the ‘Science in Art’ exhibition will present interactive installations by Dylan Kwok and LAAB Architects, alongside digital art displays and outdoor installations across Tsim Sha Tsui’s waterfront, enhancing the city’s cultural landscape.
When: March 25-June 2, 2024
Where: Tamar Park, the Central and Western District Promenade, and Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for more details
Hong Kong Snooker All-Star Challenge
Join the 2024 Hong Kong Snooker All-Star Challenge this March at Queen Elizabeth Stadium! Witness legends like O’Sullivan and stars Zhuo Linpu, Jack Williams, and others battle for the title. Enjoy thrilling matches, meet your heroes, and experience the excitement of snooker in Hong Kong. Don’t miss this two-day event packed with action and skill. Get ready for unforgettable snooker moments!
When: March 25-26 2024
Where: Queen Elizabeth Stadium (Arena), 18 Oi Kwan Road, Wan Chai
Tickets: From HK$880. Visit URBTIX for more details
Art Central
Art Central returns to Central Harbourfront from March 28-31, 2024, featuring international galleries in a bespoke structure. This year introduces ‘Neo’, spotlighting first-time exhibitors and artists new to the fair. The event extends to 9pm on Day 1 for Night Central, complemented by the return of the dining terrace for visitors to enjoy culinary delights amidst the art festivities.
When: March 28-31, 2024
Where: Central Harbourfront, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central
Tickets: From HK$250. Visit website for more details
Art Basel
The city’s largest art fair returns to its full scale in 2024, showcasing 242 galleries from 40 countries at the Convention and Exhibition Centre, during March 28-30, 2024. Over half the exhibitors hail from Asia, highlighting the region’s vibrant art scene. With 68 returning galleries and 25 first-timers, the fair expands by 65 exhibitors. Highlights include a focus on textile, digital art, and historical works, alongside emerging artists and historical presentations from Asia-Pacific, ensuring a rich exploration of contemporary and historical art production.
When: March 28-30, 2024
Where: Convention & Exhibition Centre, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai
Tickets: From HK$340. Visit website for more details
Hong Kong International Film Festival 2024
The 48th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF48), Asia’s longest-running film fest, will showcase over 190 films from 62 countries, including exclusive premieres. The festival opens with Ray Yeung’s “All Shall Be Well” and closes with “All the Long Nights.” Highlights include the Asian premiere of the latest collaboration between Academy Award winner Hamaguchi Ryusuke and composer Ishibashi Eiko, GIFT. It features a live music performance by Ishibashi that offers a unique and immersive experience. Renowned British-Irish playwright/director and multiple award-winner Martin McDonagh will headline a glittering list of filmmakers to grace HKIFF48 in person. Among those joining him in Hong Kong are Spanish master Víctor Erice and Cannes Best Actress winner Zar Amir (Holy Spider), who will present their films and meet the audience. Visit the website for complete programme and screening schedule.
When: March 28 – April 8, 2024
Where: Across Hong Kong
Tickets: Visit HKIFF’s website for flim lineup and event details
illuminate! Run Beyond
Opening in March, the brand new Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space will debut with “illuminate! Run Beyond” by Italian artist Angelo Bonello. Managed by Serious Staging, this marks the first Hong Kong showcase of his acclaimed light art, offering a free, immersive experience against Victoria Harbour’s skyline. The installation, known for its dynamic silhouettes of running figures, invites visitors to explore themes of empowerment and imagination amidst the city’s new leisure landmark.
When: March 29 to April 4, 2024
Where: The Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space, 3 Hung Hing Road, Wan Chai (near the Wan Chai Pier)
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for more details
Hong Kong Sevens
Get ready for three days of action, entertainment and electric energy as one of Hong Kong’s biggest sporting events makes a return to the city. This year, 15 men’s and 15 women’s rugby teams from across the world will compete for a chance to take the title at the last Hong Kong Sevens tournament held at the iconic Hong Kong Stadium. There will also be live music performances by Lolly Talk, DJ James Haskell, The Wailers, and Arnel Pineda and nostalgic callbacks to the tournament’s 30-year history.
When: April 5-7, 2024
Where: Hong Kong Stadium, 55 Eastern Hospital Road, San Son Po
Tickets: From HK$1,950. Buy tickets on Klook
Handmade Hong Kong Spring Market
Handmade Hong Kong is excited to announce the upcoming spring market at The Repulse Bay on 7 April. At this finest craft market in town, a delightfully curated selection of Hong Kong’s most fabulous indie-craft talents will be showcasing their amazing items at The Repulse Bay’s Seaview Terrace. Visitors are sure to find one-of-a-kind items with the bonus of purchasing directly from the designer, artist, and maker.
When: April 7, 2024
Where: The Repulse Bay’s Seaview Terrace, 109 Repulse Bay Road, Repulse Bay
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for more info
Creamfields 2024
Dutch DJs Martin Garriix and Armin van Buuren, and American artists Illenium and Zhu will headline the Hong Kong edition of this year’s premiere EDM event. The two-day festival so far features a total of 41 DJ acts from across the world, including international DJ duo Bass Modulators, Germany production prodigy Chris Avantgarde, UK DJ collective PINK PANDA, Australian hardstyle DJ Toneshifterz, and local act YAKO.
When: April 13-14, 2024
Where: Central Harbourfront, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central
Tickets: From HK$1,088.
Looking for more things to do in the city, have a look at the following guides:
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- The best events for families and kids activities in Hong Kong
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