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
ASHK Halloween Open Day — October 31
Looking for a school open day your kids might actually get excited about? American School Hong Kong is turning its campus visit into a Halloween family day, inviting parents and little ones to come dressed in their favourite costumes.
Parents can explore the school, meet the leadership team and learn more about ASHK’s teaching approach and academic programmes, while children enjoy interactive activities led by the school’s experienced faculty, collect a free gift and try their luck at game booths.
When: October 31, 2026, 10am to 2pm
Where: American School Hong Kong, 6 Ma Chung Road, Tai Po
Tickets: Free with registration on ASHK’s website. Attendees also qualify for an application fee waiver for 2026/27 and 2027 entry applications
Family-friendly Events in Hong Kong This October
The Pretzel Hunt at FRITES — October 3,4 and 10
FRITES is giving little ones their own Oktoberfest adventure with a family-friendly Pretzel Hunt across selected locations. Kids can search the venue for hidden pretzels, with the top hunters taking home surprise gifts. The final October dates take place in Tseung Kwan O, Causeway Bay and Central, making it an easy weekend activity for families. Parents can stay for the Oktoberfest specials, kids’ menu and regular à la carte favourites.
When: October 3, 4 & 10, 2026, 1:30pm
Where: FRITES Tseung Kwan O, Causeway Bay & Central
Tickets: Free activity for participating children. Visit their Instagram for more details
NBA Fever Under the Stars: Mavericks vs. Rockets Live Viewing Party — October 9 & 11
Basketball fans can catch the NBA China Games live from Macau without leaving Hong Kong, as MegaBox turns its new Mega Sky rooftop into an open-air viewing party. The Dallas Mavericks face the Houston Rockets across two games, with the action screened under the stars and themed NBA giveaways available for attendees. It’s a fun way to soak up the game-day atmosphere with other fans in Kowloon Bay. MegaBox
When: October 9, 2026 at 7:30pm & October 11 at 5:30pm
Where: Mega Sky, L18, MegaBox, Kowloon Bay
Tickets: Access is available through a MegaBox spending redemption for Mega Club members, while stocks last. Visit the official MegaBox page for full redemption details.
Spooky Chills @ Discovery Bay — October 10-November 1
Discovery Bay is getting a playful Halloween makeover this October, with spooky photo spots and interactive installations across DB Plaza and DB North Plaza. The programme builds up to the first-ever Discovery Bay Fun Day, bringing pet activities, a Halloween Night Market and the debut of a Cosplay Parade and Costume Contest. Families and pet lovers can also look out for special themed events throughout the celebration, with complimentary transport offered during selected hours.
When: October 10-November 1, 2026
Where: DB Plaza & DB North Plaza, Discovery Bay
Tickets: Free admission, with selected activities requiring registration or separate fees. Visit the official website for full programme details.
WestK Picnic Fest — Until October 11
WestK’s new harbourfront picnic festival is an easy excuse to spend an autumn afternoon outdoors. The Harbourside East Lawn fills with food stalls, live music, themed workshops and picnic-friendly menus from WestK restaurants, all with Victoria Harbour in the background. You can even rent picnic mats, chairs and tables on-site, or pick up a Bike & Picnic Pass if you want to add some cycling to the day. WKFEN
When: Until October 11, 2026; weekends and public holidays, 2pm to 9pm
Where: Harbourside East Lawn, Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: Free admission. Food, workshops, rentals and selected activities are charged separately. Visit the official website for more details
Hong Kong Open 2026 — October 22-25
Hong Kong’s longest-running professional sporting event returns to Fanling for its 65th edition, bringing four days of top-level golf and a US$2 million prize purse. Hong Kong star Taichi Kho is among the confirmed players. Off the course, the Jockey Club Fan Village adds plenty to the day with mini golf, games, live music, DJs, face painting, bouncy castles, creative workshops and food and drink stalls for all ages.
When: October 22-25, 2026
Where: Hong Kong Golf Club, Fanling
Tickets: Free admission on October 22 & 23; HK$200 per day or HK$300 for a weekend pass on October 24 & 25. Visitors aged 18 or under enjoy free entry throughout the tournament. Visit the official website for more details and ticketing.
Pink Walk 2026 — October 25
Pull on something pink and head to The Peak for this annual charity walk supporting breast health in Hong Kong. The 3.5km route runs from Peak Road Garden to The Peak Tower, with around 2,000 participants expected to join this year. It’s designed to be accessible for different ages and fitness levels, and pets are welcome too. Funds raised will support breast screening, patient services, research and advocacy by the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation.
When: October 25, 2026
Where: Peak Road Garden to The Peak Tower
Tickets: Minimum fundraising requirements vary by category, with individual participation from HK$380. Visit the official website for registration details.
LEGOLAND Discovery Centre “Brick or Treat” — Until November 1
Little monsters can get into the Halloween spirit early at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong, where Brick or Treat returns with five themed activities and a spooky 4D experience. Kids can build glow-in-the-dark creations, design LEGO pumpkins and mini monsters, hunt for hidden skeletons around MINILAND and help complete a Halloween mosaic wall. The festive fun continues with The Great Monster Chase, packed with 3D visuals, strobe lights and surprise effects.
When: Until November 1, 2026; weekdays, 11am to 7pm; weekends & public holidays, 10am to 7pm
Where: B1, K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: Brick or Treat activities are included with standard admission. Visit the official website for ticketing details.
Ongoing Kids-Friendly Events in Hong Kong
Kids’ Space-Themed Photoshoot At Captured Moments — On-going
Captured Moments HK offers a space-themed mini photoshoot at its Tin Hau studio, giving families a playful way to capture memories with young children. The short session is designed around an outer space concept, making it suitable for children who enjoy rockets, stars, planets and imaginative backdrops. The photoshoot keeps the experience simple and accessible for families looking for a fun activity and edited digital images to keep after the session.
When: On-going
Where: Tin Hau
Cost: $350 HKD
Contact: +852 6762 6345 | Instagram | Website
Giant Corgi Mochi at Mega Sky — Until October 4
Kids who love dogs will want to meet Mochi, a giant 10-metre-wide furry corgi taking over the Mega Sky Rooftop Garden at MegaBox. The oversized inflatable makes a fun family photo stop, especially with the open-air setting and city views around it. After saying hello to Mochi, families can also explore the giant cat and dog murals and 3D installations downstairs at Mega Art Space.
When: Until October 4, 2026
Where: Mega Sky Rooftop Garden, L18, MegaBox, Kowloon Bay
Tickets: Free admission. Visit the official website for more details
SummerFest@Wan Chai: Summer Fun — Until October 4
SummerFest@Wan Chai returns with a massive free outdoor playground for families at the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space. This year’s edition features exciting new play areas including a 260 sqm inflatable obstacle course “Bounce into Summer!”, hand-crank racers, a giant spinning top, and six other fun facilities. In addition to daily play zones, the summer-long event will host a variety of family-friendly cultural, music, art, and sports programmes throughout the season.
When: Now until October 4, 2026
Where: Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space, 3 Hung Hing Road, Wan Chai
Tickets: Free entry. Visit their Instagram and website for more details
FIFA Museum Hong Kong — Until November 28
Kicking off ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the FIFA Museum makes its large-scale debut in Hong Kong with a six-month residency at Times Square. This immersive exhibition features a curated collection of original trophies and artefacts from both the men’s and women’s World Cups, alongside the iconic “The Rainbow” installation, a visually striking display of jerseys from all 211 member associations.
Football fans can also enjoy dedicated screenings of short films, interactive zones, and unique stories highlighting Hong Kong’s own football heritage.
When: May 28-November 28, 2026
Where: Times Square, Causeway Bay
Tickets: HK$180 (Standard) | HK$140 (Concession). Buy tickets on Arena-Tix
Design Ah! Experience the Wonder of Everyday Design — Until January 10, 2027
Design Ah! arrives at M+ Museum as the first exhibition of its kind outside Japan, inviting families to explore how everyday design shapes the way we walk, eat, sit and connect. Led by general director Taku Satoh and supported by interactive installations, hands‑on games and immersive audiovisual rooms, the show reveals design’s hidden impact on behaviour and creativity. Inspired by the award‑winning NHK children’s programme Design Ah! neo, the exhibition sparks “Ah!” moments of surprise and inspiration for visitors of all ages.
When: June 27, 2026–January 10, 2027
Where: M+ Museum, Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: Visit the M+ website for ticketing options
Upcoming Family-friendly Events in Hong Kong
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory — November 4 onwards
The beloved Broadway musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory makes its Hong Kong debut at the Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Based on Roald Dahl’s classic story, the production follows Charlie Bucket’s magical golden ticket adventure into Willy Wonka’s wondrous chocolate factory. Featuring colourful characters, spectacular sets, stage illusions, and hit songs including Pure Imagination, The Candy Man, and I’ve Got a Golden Ticket, this family-friendly show promises a delightful and immersive theatrical experience.
When: From 4 November 2026 onwards
Where: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: From HK$388. Public pre-sale from 2 June via Zicket
RUN Charity Trail Race — November 7
Turn a family day outdoors into something meaningful at RUN’s annual charity trail race in Tai Tam Country Park. There are distances for different ages, including a 3km race for 11 to 13-year-olds, a 1.5km course for ages eight to 10 and an Under 8s race for children aged five to seven with a guardian. After the running, families can enjoy cultural games, African drumming and food from around the world.
When: November 7, 2026, from 7:30am
Where: Tai Tam Country Park, BBQ Site Area 2, accessed via Parkview
Tickets: Registration required, with race categories available for children and adults. Visit the official website for details and registration
Swire Symphony Under The Stars — November 13
Pack a picnic and bring the whole family to Central Harbourfront for one of Hong Kong’s best-loved outdoor concerts. The Hong Kong Philharmonic performs orchestral favourites under the night sky, with Victoria Harbour and the city skyline as the backdrop. The evening traditionally finishes with fireworks, making it a fun and relaxed way to introduce kids to live classical music without the formality of a concert hall.
When: November 13, 2026, 7:30pm
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space
Tickets: Free with advance registration. Open to audiences of all ages. Visit the official website for registration updates
Winter Wonderland 2026: The Little Prince — December 7-13
Kids can step into the spotlight this Christmas as Kids’ Gallery brings The Little Prince to the stage. Designed for children aged two to 12, the production gives young performers the chance to rehearse, dress up and experience what it’s like to be part of a real theatre show. Families can then watch their little ones perform at Shouson Theatre during production week, making this a particularly memorable festive experience.
When: December 7-13, 2026
Where: Shouson Theatre, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Wan Chai
Tickets: Audience tickets from HK$380. Participation requires separate enrolment and a production fee. Visit the official website for details
The Nutcracker: A Hong Kong Adventure — December 11-27
Hong Kong Ballet’s festive favourite returns with a local twist that makes it especially fun for families. Follow Clara and the Nutcracker Prince on a magical journey through early 20th-century Hong Kong, complete with a Star Ferry ride, dancing dim sum, racing jockeys and colourful peacocks. With Tchaikovsky’s famous score, elaborate costumes and plenty of visual surprises, it’s an easy introduction to ballet for little ones aged three and above.
When: December 11-27, 2026
Where: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: From HK$180. Suitable for ages 3 and above. Visit the official website for schedules and ticketing
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