Looking for things to do with kids in Hong Kong? We’re here to help with our regularly updated selection of the best of what’s on for kids and families around the city.
We’ve listed these events in earliest-latest date order. Browse to find inspiration, or click to jump to a specific month.
Things to do with kids in January 2022
Pinkfong Baby Shark Ocean Holiday Camp
The Baby Shark Ocean Holiday Camp at D-PARK combines immersive learning about ocean and aquatic life conservation with child-friendly fun! With four interactive zones (No Plastic Olympics, Rainbow Ball Party, Smart Bubble Lab and Doo Doo Campfire Dance), Baby Shark merch, and lots of Baby Shark mascot photo ops.
When: 1 January 2022 to 16 February 2022
Where: Shops 1029-1030, Level 1 Atrium, D·PARK, Tsuen Wan
Tickets: HK$98. Buy tickets on Klook.
Retykle Causeway Bay Winter Pop-up Store
Retykle, one of our favourite pre-loved kids clothing store, is having another pop-up! From January 8, they are offering a premium in-store experience with an amazing choice of winter and Chinese New Year styles perfect for the colder season. Over 2,500 designer kids brands, including Ralph Lauren, Seed, and Moncler, with up to 90% off, you and your kids will be spoilt for choice!
When: 8 – 27 January 2022, 10am – 7pm
Where: 54 Yung Ping Road, Causeway Bay
Tickets: Free admission
Tangle Spinner Zentangle® Workshop
Zentangle is a relaxing and beginner-friendly way to create beautiful, geometrical art by drawing patterns. Fill your own Tangle Spinner with over 50 images (called tangles) and colour them in over 4 classes with a certified Zentangle teacher to cultivate a habit of drawing and creating freely.
When: 20 & 27 January 2022
Where: W LUXE, S18, 3/F, 5 On Yiu St, Shatin
Tickets: HK$1,600. Buy tickets on Eventbrite.
Little Milliner Workshop
Millinery is the making or selling of women’s hats. Artisan Blossoms, a hat store and workshop space, is teaching a class on how to make handmade berets inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, with a bow inspired by Japanese Taisho style. The bow is removable so that even after the new year, the hat and bow can be dressed down and incorporated into your closet! Learn Japanese bow-tying techniques, how to work with the materials, and create freely. The ticket price is for one child and one adult.
When: 22, 23, 29 January 2022
Where: Artisan Blossoms 東方纏, 2/F , 37 Staunton St, Central
Tickets: HK$614.74. Buy tickets on Eventbrite.
Electronics Workshop: Build Your Own Bluetooth Car
Kids aged 12 and above, with no prior programming experience, will walk out of this workshop having built their own bluetooth-controlled car! Participants will work with a Arduino Uno microcontroller board to learn how to program the input/output control and customize their car’s chassis (the car’s framework). All you need to bring is your own laptop and Android phone.
When: 22 & 30 January 2022, 10am – 5pm
Where: MakerBay Tsuen Wan (HQ), 23 Mei Wan St, Tsuen Wan
Tickets: HK$837.32 to HK$943.31. Buy tickets on Eventbrite.
African Kidz Club
A community building and resource sharing group geared towards young African people but open to all ethnicities, join Africa Center for a Saturday of learning through play. Activities vary from making food, to drawing, to singing and dancing.
When: 29 January 2022, 11am – 4:30pm
Where: 12/F, Africa Center Hong Kong, 21 Hillwood Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: Free admission. Register on Eventbrite.
Go Play x Littlenaturewanderlust Chinese New Year Party
Education groups Go Play and Littlenaturewanderlust are hosting a Lunar New Year-themed play and free art creation party. There will be several art-play stations where children aged 1 to 7 can explore and make lanterns, make collaborative art, and process art. Siblings can join together for a discount!
When: 29 January 2022, 3:30pm – 5pm
Where: 12/F, Africa Center Hong Kong, 21 Hillwood Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: HK$296.77. Buy tickets on Eventbrite.
Things to do with kids in February 2022
Wildlings Chinese New Year Event
Reggio Emilio-inspired playgroup Little Nature Wanderlust will be hosting messy sensory play and My Little Busy Bee will be hosting crafty activities like festive drum, mask and lantern making in anticipation of Chinese New Year.
When: 3 February 2022, 2pm – 5pm
Where: The Wild Lot, Shop B, G/F, 6-10 Shin Hing Street, Sheung Wan
Tickets: HK$423.96. Buy tickets on Eventbrite.
Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Run HK 2022
This run/rollerskating event in West Kowloon Cultural District is based on the Japanese manga Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card. Participants can join the run to complete 2km or 4km as an individual, pair, or family. Get a package of manga-themed race kit with a T-shirt, drawstring bag, towel, and finisher medal when you register. Registration is open from 2nd to 28th December 2021.
When: 6 February 2022, 8am – 2pm
Where: West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: From HK$398. Buy tickets on Klook.
Things to do with kids in March 2022
Hong Kong Art Symposium
Hong Kong Art Symposium is an arts event that showcases and celebrates various forms of art (visual art, literature, filmography, photography, etc). At the event, there will be free art workshops for young people aged 5-18 such as a post-its workshop, jewelry making, Henna tattoos, song writing, origami, zentangle work and more! Parents are of course welcome as well. Apart from art workshops, they will have music performances as well as a prize presentation for winners at the event. The first 50 visitors to the event would receive gift bags including discount voucher coupons to Beyond Plastic, Zero Yet 100, and free magazine subscriptions by Art Asia Pacific!
The Hong Kong Arts Symposium 7th Annual Competition is open for submissions now until February 20th! The theme for this year’s competition is Hope. To submit, please fill in the submission form HERE for a chance to win physical prizes from sponsors such as NOC Coffee, Active Kids, VApparel, Life Long Labs, Beyond Plastic and many more.
When: 26 March 2022, 2pm – 5pm
Where: 5/F Atrium, Chinese International School, 1 Hau Yuen Path, 1 Braemar Hill
Tickets: Free admission
Ongoing events
Disneyland 15th Anniversary Celebrations
Disneyland is celebrating 15 years in Hong Kong with party beats, Disney friends and giveaways! The ever-perfect day outing, Disneyland also has bonus displays such as a behind-the-scenes transformation of the Disney Castle, and a chance to learn more with an audio tour. So whether it’s just a day trip or a staycation, your kids will surely love it!
When: Every day
Where: Disneyland Hong Kong
Tickets: HK$570 instead of HK$639 per ticket on Klook.
Monopoly Dreams
Monopoly Dreams is Hong Kong’s first Monopoly-themed attraction! Located at the Peak, the most expensive title deed in the game’s Hong Kong edition, explore rooms of the cozy amusement park based on properties seen on the board, like Water Works and Jail, try the arcade games, and learn more about Monopoly’s origins as a game to explain how taxes work.
When: Every day
Where: Monopoly Dreams, The Peak
Tickets: HK$208 instead of HK$260 per ticket on Klook.
Ocean Park
Ocean Park is immortal. In between the ocean and the mountains, it offers an escape for the whole family, in the heart of Wong Chuk Hang. Fun guarantee with many attractions for everybody and of course, a wide variety of animals and tropical plants for nature-lovers. Oh… and guest what? Water World, the new waterpark, opened in August, with five new zones, new water activities and many waterslides!
When: Every day
Where: Ocean Park, Wong Chuk Hang
Tickets: HK$360 instead of HK$558 per ticket on Klook.
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