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WestK Jazz Fest returns for its eighth edition on 13 November 2026, expanding across two weekends in the West Kowloon Cultural District. This year’s ten-day festival runs on 13–15, 17–22 and 24 November, with nearly 50 programmes covering jazz, funk, pop and musical collaborations.

International names such as Kenny G and Diana Krall share the bill with Hong Kong performers, including harmonica player Cy Leo and singer JACE. Visitors can enjoy outdoor concerts for free or book tickets for headline shows at Freespace, Xiqu Centre and Wonderland.

Free Concerts And Outdoor Activities At West Kowloon

The festival offers more than 30 free music performances on 21 and 22 November, with local and international musicians taking to outdoor stages at Art Park and other locations across West Kowloon Cultural District.

The weekend programme also includes food and drink stalls, so visitors can spend the afternoon enjoying live music and refreshments by Victoria Harbour without purchasing a concert ticket.

This year also introduces the Music Healing Zone at M+ Green Lawn, a free wellbeing space featuring music, meditation and mindful listening activities. Organised with local community and wellbeing groups, the programme offers a quieter alternative to the main stages.

The ticketed programme brings established international jazz performers and Hong Kong artists to three venues, with prices ranging from HK$400 to HK$1,280.

  • Diana Krall — 13 November, 8pm: The Grammy-winning Canadian pianist and singer opens the festival at Xiqu Centre’s Grand Theatre with her jazz repertoire. Tickets cost HK$680, HK$880 and HK$1,080.
  • Andy Hui — 14 November, 8pm: The Hong Kong singer joins music director Patrick Lui at Xiqu Centre for jazz reinterpretations of his well-known Cantonese hits. Tickets are sold out.
  • Cory Wong x Cy Leo — 15 November, 8pm: American funk guitarist Cory Wong teams up with Hong Kong harmonica virtuoso Cy Leo for a collaborative performance at Xiqu Centre. Tickets cost HK$480, HK$680 and HK$880.
  • Stacey Kent — 17 November, 7:30pm and 9:45pm: The American jazz vocalist performs two intimate sets at The Box, Freespace, featuring familiar favourites and songs from her latest album. Tickets cost HK$580.
  • Song Yi Jeon Acoustic Trio x Chi Him Chik — 19 November, 8pm: The South Korean jazz singer and her trio collaborate with Hong Kong multimedia artist Chi Him Chik, combining acoustic music with electronic sounds and visuals at Freespace. Tickets cost HK$400.
  • JACE x Teriver — 21 November, 3pm and 8pm: Hong Kong singer-songwriter JACE and jazz guitarist Teriver Cheung explore six decades of Hong Kong music through jazz, soul and bossa nova arrangements at Freespace. Tickets cost HK$580.
  • Francesca Tandoi — 22 November, 8pm: The Italian jazz pianist and vocalist makes her Hong Kong debut at Freespace, performing original compositions and jazz standards with her trio. Tickets cost HK$400.
  • Kenny G — 24 November, 8pm: The Grammy-winning saxophonist closes the festival with an outdoor concert at Wonderland, marking his first Hong Kong performance since 2008. Tickets cost HK$680 and HK$1,280.
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Tickets for the paid performances are available through Cityline and the Xiqu Centre Ticket Office, subject to availability. Visitors looking for free performances can head to West Kowloon on 21 and 22 November, when the outdoor programme and food stalls will be among the main attractions.

Find the full schedule and booking details on the official WestK Jazz Fest website.

Header Image Credit: WestK

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