Kowloon Walled City: A Cinematic Journey Exhibition
Ever dreamed of visiting the notorious Kowloon Walled City?
Ever dreamed of visiting the notorious Kowloon Walled City?
Discover the Hong Kong Cat Expo, featuring a variety of cat-related products, entertainment, and activities for feline lovers.
This is Hong Kong's largest annual gathering of anime fans, gamers, and cosplayers.
Featuring large-scale installations, live performances, and hands-on workshops, the festival highlights artists from Hong Kong and around the world.
See spectacular flower arrangements and installations in Victoria Park and get your flower fix.
Hong Kong's biggest and most diverse vegetarian and green living expo is back.
Head to 'Disco Bay' for a relaxed street market vibe, with Handmade Hong Kong.
Relive the drama and energy of Hong Kong’s most iconic screen moments.
Experience the latest in boating at the Hong Kong International Boat Show.
Join Business of Design Week 2024 in Hong Kong, where global design leaders and innovators converge for keynotes, workshops, and more.
Got some wicked tats that you mostly keep hidden away from disapproving eyes? There’s no better place to show them off.
This is a must-attend, annual event for fashion lovers.
Many of these artefacts are being shown in Hong Kong, and outside Egypt, for the very first time.
Bubble Planet Hong Kong transforms Kai Tak Cruise Terminal into a 27,000‑square‑foot immersive bubble universe, with 11 themed rooms, VR adventures, and playful illusions.
Join the HKTDC Beauty & Wellness Expo at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. This event showcases top beauty and wellness products.
See his journey from actor and martial artist to global cultural legend.
This exhibition presents the most extensive and comprehensive set of Chinese snuff bottles ever received by a museum in Hong Kong.
Explore the legacy of one of the most successful Japanese musicians in the world.
M+ presents 3 to 12 Nautical Miles by Shahzia Sikander, a monumental moving image work tracing histories of empire, trade, and maritime power.
Festilumi lights up the Wan Chai Harbourfront with over 20,000 luminous sculptures.