Who are you going to take to Friday free flow Frunch?
Let us do all the research so you don't have to! Here's our regularly updated roundup of family-friendly events and things to do with kids 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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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!
We've got Chope dining vouchers, Lion Rock Press vouchers and private gondola rides on the Hong Kong Observation Wheel to giveaway - and it's so easy to enter this lucky draw! #LoveHKSummer
Delicious brunches offering free-flowing alcohol are a favourite weekend indulgence. Here's our pick of the best free-flow brunches in Hong Kong to suit all budgets (including fantastic family-friendly options).
Trying to stay fit and active at home? Give this lower body workout a try!
Face masks are a must-have item in Hong Kong - here are some greener and more fashionable reusable options for you.
There are lots of new paddle boarders out on the waters around Hong Kong this summer! Here are a few tips to get you started.
Batton down the hatches, here we go again!
How will these tougher social distancing rules impact you?
Read more about this fantastic community-building artistic contest for young people aged 12-18.
Could you use some encouragement to develop a healthy and productive routine during this unusual time? Career & Leadership Coach Linda Sim shares how best to set your routine and achieve your daily intentions with ease.
A free online dance class for adults right here in Hong Kong.
5 Amazing positivity and wellness podcasts that are guaranteed to boost your mood!
Ann Pearce, founder of The Weez Project and Board Member of Mind HK, tragically lost her own son to suicide. She's a passionate advocate for supporting Hong Kong children and youth to help them cope with modern-day stresses, to hopefully prevent other young people from taking their own lives. In this article she talks about what can be done by the government, schools and us as individuals to tackle this serious issue in Hong Kong.
