What’s On In Hong Kong
Hong Kong's most comprehensive guide to what's on over the coming months. We've done all the legwork and found these events that we know you'll love!
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Music, Shopping, Theatre & Dance, Food & Drink, Comedy, Health & Wellness, Nightlife, Sports, Movie Openings, Art, Other Events
Find our pick of family-friendly events in this post.
**All event details are correct to the best of our knowledge, but please check with event organisers directly in case of last-minute cancellations or postponements**
Music
Beethoven’s Pastoral Sounds of Nature
The “Pastoral” is one of Beethoven’s most popular and well-loved symphonies, with its marvellous depiction of life in the countryside, tinged with humour, affection and great charm.
When: 18 March 2021
Where: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall
Tickets: Free admission by pre-registration, HK Phil
Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto
This chilled-out programme is tailor made for busy urbanites. This 1-hour concert will feature Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto no. 3, Tchaikovsky’s Francesca da Rimini, and Chen Qigang’s Instants d’un Opera de Pekin.
When: 16-17 April 2021
Where: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: $280, HK Phil
Rotten Head Festival
Rotten Head Festival is a celebration of all things Hong Kong, from music, to food and drink and crafts. It’s designed to be joined by everyone, from young professionals to families.
When: 16-18 April 2021
Where: Hong Kong Observation Wheel and AIA Vitality Park
Tickets: From $280, Ticketflap
Sunset Rollercoaster
Taiwanese adult-rock gem 落日飛車 Sunset Rollercoaster will return Hong Kong with their first headline show (and the biggest yet) in three years at Macpherson Stadium.
When: 22 April 2021
Where: MacPherson Stadium, Mong Kok
For more information: Facebook
Clockenflap Music & Arts Festival 2021
Clockenflap art and music festival is back for November 2021. The lineup is yet to be announced but it’s sure to be a memorable weekend.
When: 26-28 November 2021
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space
Tickets: From $698, Ticketflap
Free Music Livestreams
Missing live music? Live Nation is running free livestream performances with a number of hot bands as a part of their Live From Home prgoram.
When: Ongoing during shutdowns
Where: Online
For more information: Live Nation
Find all the best events for children and families in our awesome Kids & Family What’s On Guide.
Shopping & Markets
Discovery Bay Sunday Market
The Discovery Bay Sunday Market is back with a selection of vendors offering a wide range of locally made products.
When: 14, 28 March, 11 April, 9 May, 13 June 15 August, 12 September, 10 October, 7, 21 November, 12 December 2021
Where: Discovery Bay Plaza
For more information: Event Website
Theatre & Dance
turn(it)out festival: five(by)six
This extraordinary production will feature five intriguing contemporary ballets by six international dance-makers.
When: 18 March – 4 April 2021
Where: Online
For more information: HK Ballet
turn(it)out Festival: The Orpheus Cabaret
The classic Greek myth of Orpheus journeying to the Underworld to bring back his beloved Eurydice gets a new twist in this provocative new dance cabaret online.
When: 19 March 2021
Where: Online via Zoom
Tickets: Free admission with pre-registration, Event Website
Hong Kong Jockey Club Contemporary Dance Series 10th Anniversary
In Finding Meaning in an Uncertain World, Victor Fung’s interactive dance experience puts audiences in the driver’s seat, free to frame their own viewing experience through a selection of multiple audio commentaries.
When: 19-20 March 2021
Where: Studio Theatre, HK Cultural Centre
Tickets: $150, Urbtix
Academy Opera: Mozart’s Idomeneo
The Hong Kong Academy For Performing Arts will present Mozart’s Idomeneo – a continuation of the well-known Greek mythology The Trojan War.
When: 23, 25, 27 March 2021
Where: Drama Theatre, HKAPA
Tickets: From $95, HK Ticketing
Hong Kong Stories Live Storytelling Show
April’s Hong Kong Stories Live show will have the theme “For You.” Check it out and see what their storytellers have put together for you.
When: 1 April 2021
Where: Jockey Club Studio Theatre, Central
Tickets: $96 for Fringe Club Members, $120 for non-members, Ticketflap
Secret Theatre Projects: Redemption Room
Redemption Room is a new live online experience where the audience gets to judge six disgraced celebrities as they seek redemption for their societal crimes. The experience will go live across the world in a Zoom studio featuring contestants from six major cities, including Hong Kong.
When: Select Dates from 25 February – 13 March 2021
Where: Online
Tickets: $158 SGD, Ticketflap
Comedy
The Aftermath Fringe Festival
The Aftermath is hosting an online festival of all things comedy, arts and music. Enjoy the festival in the comfort of your own home by live streaming.
When: Now until March 2021
Where: Online
Tickets: $80, Ticketflap
BackStage Comedy Saturday Showcase
This comedy show will be hosted by Garron Chiu and will feature a lineup of fabulous local comedians.
When: 13 March 2021
Where: The Hub, Wan Chai
Tickets: $200, Ticketflap
Tim Chan: I Got F In English
Tim Chan will headline Backstage Comedy at The Hub with his show, I Got F in English.
When: 26 March 2021
Where: The Hub, Wan Chai
Tickets: From $200, Ticketflap
Health & Wellness
Liv Well Challenge
Join the Liv Well Challenge, a seven-day virtual event designed to revive your wellbeing and boost your positivity. Sign up and receive fun daily challenges across seven wellness pillars. Complete the challenges and share your journey for a chance to win big prizes.
When: 15-21 March 2021
Where: Virtual
Tickets: $200, Ticketflap
PUC Fitness Fundraiser & Charity Sale
This fundraiser for Paws United Charity will feature Yoga and HIIT sessions as well as a charity sale and doggy day out.
When: 20 March 2021
Where: The Pulse, Repulse Bay
For more information: Facebook
Spartan Hong Kong
Spartan is returning to the city’s event calendar with several events including the first ever Spartan Trail event in Hong Kong and the city’s first stand-alone Spartan Kid’s Race.
When: Rescheduled for 20 March 2021
Where: Tai Po
For more information: Event Website
Food & Drink
Afternoon Tea With Special Guest
This Afternoon Tea will be hosted by the St. Patrick’s Society of Hong Kong and ticket price includes a 10% donation to ImpactHK.
When: 21 March 2021
Where: The Peninsula Hong Kong
For more information: Facebook
Nightlife
Sports
Movies Opening in Hong Kong This Week
Check out these film releases that are opening this week at theatres around Hong Kong, visit the Hong Kong Movie app to get more information and show times.
Tom and Jerry
Wild Mountain Thyme
Bad Hair
Soul Snatcher
The Cornered Mouse Dreams of Cheese
Raya and the Last Dragon
Other Events
Beginners Weave Workshop
This class is ideal for beginners who are interested in learning the basics of weaving on a lap loom. Participants will take home one beautifully finished, medium size woven wall hanging.
When: 20 March 2021
Where: Make and Do Hong Kong, Chai Wan
Tickets: $580, Facebook
TEDx: From Eco-Anxiety to Climate Communication
This one-hour e-workshop will explore your emotional reaction to climate change and strategies to communicate those feelings.
When: 30 March 2021
Where: Online Event
Tickets: Free, Facebook
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Enjoy art at home with a range of programming from the Hong Kong Museum of Art. Browse their website for pamphlets, audio guides, multimedia programs of their exhibitions and more.
For more information: HKMoA Website
If you have an event you think HK HUB readers would love, email [email protected] to request a free listing in our What’s On Guide.
Find all the best events for children and families in our awesome Kids & Family What’s On Guide.
Melanie Grosjean is a full-time mommy and part-time writer who left the U.S. for Asia several years ago and never looked back. Nowadays, she spends as much time traveling with her husband and toddler as possible. When she isn’t on the road or squeezed into economy class, you can find her sipping an iced latte or blogging at www.adventurefamilylife.com.
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