Discover exciting activities and events for children in Hong Kong with our weekly updated guide, tailored for families. Whether you’re looking for an engaging weekend activity or spend special family moments, we’ve curated some of the best family events in Hong Kong, from exhibitions, festivals, and other activities dedicated to the little one(s).
Featured Events in Hong Kong
MCPS Coronation Circle Open Day — October 11
Visit MCPS Coronation Circle “Little Explorers: Growing Curious Minds” open day on October 11 to see how young minds can experience the joy of early learning. A bilingual (English and Mandarin), Reggio-inspired environment encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and collaboration. Meet teachers, tour the facilities at the West Kowloon campus, and learn about the play-based Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum. This Open Day runs from 1–5pm and requires registration.
When: October 11, 2025; 1pm-5pm
Where: Malvern College Pre-School Hong Kong, Coronation Circle Campus, G09-12 Coronation Circle, 1 Yau Cheung Road, West Kowloon
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for event details and registration
ASHK Open Day — November 1
Join the American School Hong Kong for its special 10th anniversary Open Day on November 1, from 10 am to 2 pm. Parents are invited to tour the campus, meet the leadership team, and learn about their rigorous American curriculum and the IB Diploma Programme. Children will enjoy interactive activities led by the highly experienced faculty, win prizes from the game booths, and collect free gifts, while families explore more about the school’s academic programs and teaching philosophy. Advanced registration is required via the official website.
When: November 1, 2025; 10am-2pm
Where: American School Hong Kong, 6 Ma Chung Road, Tai Po
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for event details and registration
Family-friendly Events This Week in Hong Kong — September 29-October 5
Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival — September 25-October 19
Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong with your little ones and visits the colourful lantern displays at the two carnivals. From September 25 to October 19, the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza lights up with lantern displays, while Victoria Park hosts cultural performances and workshops from September 30 to October 7.
When: September 25 to October 19 (Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza); September 30 to October 7 (Victoria Park)
Where: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza, Tsim Sha Tsui; Victoria Park, Causeway Bay
Tickets: Free. Visit website for more event updates
McDonald’s HK i’m lovin’ it 50th Anniversary Exhibition — October 1-19
Families can relive childhood memories and discover 50 years of McDonald’s fun at this anniversary exhibition in West Kowloon. Kids will love the immersive Secret Universe zone, surprise character appearances, and interactive photo spots with Ronald McDonald and friends. Parents can enjoy browsing nostalgic toys, uniforms, and classic packaging, or stepping into the recreated 1975 Paterson Street McDonald’s. Part of the proceeds benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities.
When: October 1-19, 2025
Where: Freespace, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: HK$35. Visit the official event website for ticketing and details
Harry Potter Mahou Dokoro Pop-Up Store — October 2-31
A new Harry Potter – Mahou Dokoro Pop-Up Store will open at apm for one month only! Fans of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts can shop exclusive merchandise, from Sirius Black and House of Black collections to Luna Lovegood-inspired accessories. Hong Kong-exclusive Dark Mark designs and Hogwarts house-themed treasures are also on display. Spend HK$250 in a single purchase to receive a limited house-colour keychain, available while supplies last.
When: October 2-31, 2025
Where: UC Level, apm, 418 Kwun Tong Road, Kwun Tong
Tickets: Free entry; merchandise purchase required for gifts
My Melody x Kuromi Luna Fiesta – Sweet Rivalry Battle Run — October 4-5
Get ready for a fun challenge at West Kowloon Cultural District, celebrating My Melody’s 50th and Kuromi’s 20th anniversary! Featuring 5KM, 3KM and 1KM races, this family-friendly event welcomes parent-child teams to join the shorter routes, 1km and 3km. Participants will be cheered on by My Melody and Kuromi at the starting line and receive themed runner’s packs along with entry to The Luna Carnival.
When: October 4-5, 2025
Where: Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: From HK$598. Visit website for more event updates and buy tickets on Klook
Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance — October 5-7
Celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival, Tai Hang neighbourhood comes alive with the century-old Fire Dragon Dance, from October 5-7. A 67-metre dragon, stuffed with incense sticks and carried by 300 performers, winds through the streets in a dazzling display of fire and smoke. Recognised as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage, this Mid-Autumn Festival highlight also features a smaller dragon carried by children, keeping this cherished Hong Kong tradition burning bright.
When: October 5-7, 2025
Where: Wun Sha Street and Tung Lo Wan Road, Tai Hang, Causeway Bay
Tickets: Free. Visit website for more event updates
Ongoing Family-friendly Events in Hong Kong
Undercover Underworld Exhibition — August 1-October 5
From now until October 5, Tai Kwun presents Undercover Underworld, an immersive exhibition exploring Hong Kong cinema’s iconic undercover cop stories. Bring your kids and step into recreated scenes from eight celebrated films made in Hong Kong, view rare memorabilia, and hear from filmmakers, actors, and real-life undercover officers how true to life these portrayals of covert operations are. Moving through the historic grounds of Tai Kwun, you’ll uncover the tension, intrigue, and moral complexity that have defined some of the city’s most unforgettable crime dramas.
When: August 1-October 5, 2025
Where: Duplex Studio, Tai Kwun, Central
Tickets: Regular ticket at HK$25 and concession ticket at HK$15. Visit website for programme details and buy tickets on KLOOK
Hong Kong Disneyland The Most Wicked Party of All — Now until November 2
This Halloween, Hong Kong Disneyland invites you and your little ones to join The Most Wicked Party of All, where Disney Villains take centre stage in a playful takeover. Little ones can enjoy the Wicked Fun Trick-or-Treat Trail with brand-new candy bags, while Duffy and Friends appear in adorable Halloween costumes for the season. Families can also board a special spooky version of the Jungle River Cruise or snap magical photos with Disney Heroes and Villains roaming the park!
When: Until 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
Another major Halloween festivity is of course Ocean Park’s Halloween Fest 2025! Alongside its thrilling haunted houses, little ones can enjoy Everyone Trick-or-Treat, where Panda Friends and Monster pals hand out sweets through interactive games. The Skelebration Fiesta brings the lively Day of the Dead to life with colourful puppets, music, and festive parades. Families can still explore the park’s seasonal attractions, from glowing light shows to themed performances, while older kids and parents test their courage in haunted zones like The Soul Graveyard.
When: Until 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
Upcoming Family-friendly Events in Hong Kong
Hunger Run 2025 — October 12
Bring the whole family to HUNGER RUN 2025, a charity event combining fitness, fun, and community spirit. Everyone can join in with race categories like the 3km Family Race, 10km Team Run (4 pax), or 10km Individual Run. Families can cross the finish line together, compete for prizes, and support a meaningful cause. After the race, enjoy the Fresh & Zesty Carnival at MCPOne from October 9–12, with food booths, interactive games, and kid-friendly activities. Every calorie burned goes towards food donations for Foodlink Foundation.
When: October 12, 2025
Where: Tseung Kwan O Waterfront Promenade & MCPOne,
Tickets: From HK$320. Quota is limited to 2,000 pax. Visit official website for registration and details
SPOOKY Halloween Music Carnival — October 24-November 2
This October, SPOOKY Halloween brings Hong Kong its first-ever Halloween music carnival! The Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space will be transformed into a 130,000 sq ft fantasyland, complete with glowing pumpkin displays, whimsical light installations, illusion mazes, carnival games, and a Halloween-themed food market. Families can enjoy festive activities, snap magical photos, and treat themselves to seasonal snacks during the day. Best of all, entry is free for children under 6, making it an ideal outing for all ages.
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.
Water Parade by AllRightsReserved at Victoria Harbour — October 25-November 1
Victoria Harbour is set to transform into a playful spectacle this autumn! For one week, the Central & Western District Promenade (Central section, near Tamar Park) will host the Water Parade Market, a kid-friendly hub filled with pop-up shops, food stalls, skill games and photo spots. Families can look forward to beloved characters such as Doraemon, KAWS & Sesame Street, Grimace, Snoopy and the Peanuts™ gang, alongside Netflix favourites Stranger Things, Squid Game and KPop Demon Hunters. The main parade takes place 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
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- The best tourist attractions in Hong Kong
- The best events for all in Hong Kong
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