Articles about Tseung Kwan O

Run for a cause and serenade your senses with music, art, fireworks and spooky events this October. Summer may be (sort of) over, but there's still plenty of easy-breezy summer vibes to go around! Exhibitions Naked Flowers Step into a digital garden at the “Naked Flowers” exhibition, debuting in Hong Kong at 1881 Heritage until October 27, 2024. This immersive experience features colossal flower gardens and interactive spaces across eight rooms, including the ‘Naked Big Book’ with projection mapping, the fragrant ‘Big Flower Garden’, and the kaleidoscopic ‘Microscopy of Flowers’. Don’t miss the Naked Cafe Bar, where floral teas and cocktails are served on an interactive table with floral projections. Originally from Japan, this exhibition blends nature with digital art, creating a unique and enchanting experience. The Adorned Body: French Fashion and Jewellery Love fashion? Explore a groundbreaking exhibition from the Musée des Arts Décoratifs de Paris at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, running from June 26 to October 14, 2024. Discover 300 exquisitely preserved pieces of French costume, jewellery, and accessories from the late 18th to early 20th centuries, many shown in Asia for the first time. The exhibition includes interactive features like a virtual dressing room and references from movie excerpts. Narrated by Karen Mok, this is a rare opportunity to experience France’s national fashion collection up close. Live Music and Performance Freespace Jazz Fest Hong Kong's annual jazz festival is back! Though the focus is on showcasing jazz artistry from around the world, this festival isn't just about music: it also features DJ booths, an arts and crafts market, food and drinks, art installations, and family-friendly activities. It promises a diverse range of experiences for everyone to enjoy, making it a week filled with jazz and creativity. Arts and Culture Fine Art Asia This annual art fair showcases a wide range of artworks from both Asian and international galleries. Providing a platform for art enthusiasts, collectors, curators, and the general public to explore and appreciate artworks spanning various genres and styles, this is one of the city's best art events. Festivals National Day Fireworks Fireworks will return to the Hong Kong skyline to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the People's Republic of China. Ocean Park Halloween Fest Brace for an adrenaline-pumping adventure at Ocean Park this Halloween, running from 7 September to 3 November, featuring haunted houses, live performances, and spooky fun for all ages. Explore eerie experiences like the Dreadful Walled City and Prison Escape, or join family-friendly events like trick-or-treating and performances by Whiskers and Friends. Food and Beverage Central Market Oktoberfest Central Market’s Oktoberfest returns from 17 October to 2 November, offering a lively celebration of German culture right in Hong Kong. Enjoy traditional Bavarian food, live music from the legendary Die Notenhobler, and exciting beer-themed games like the Stein-holding contest. With top-notch German beers and family-friendly activities, it’s a festive night out for everyone. Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival returns to Central Harbourfront, offering a feast for the senses with gourmet dishes and fine wines against the beautiful Victoria Harbour. This year, expect a spotlight on Italian and Japanese cuisines, alongside global flavours like Cantonese and French delights. With live music, cultural showcases, and interactive workshops, there’s plenty to enjoy. Sports Hunger Run Step into the world of cha chaan teng, the city's beloved teahouses, and race to combat hunger and food insecurity with the Hunger Run. Hosted by local nonprofit organisation FoodSport Foundation, proceeds from the event will benefit underserved families and support the charity's programming. Shopping Temple Street Night Market Check out the newly revamped Temple Street Night Market in Jordan, Hong Kong, where local flavours meet global treats. Part of the government's Night Vibes campaign, the market now boasts over 30 new food stalls alongside its famous street food offerings. Expect illuminated art installations, vibrant artwork, and iconic wall projections lighting up the night. Open daily from 2 pm to 11 pm, the market runs until 15 December, 2024. Entry is free, and no tickets are required.

Articles about Tseung Kwan O

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Articles about Tseung Kwan O

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October Event Roundup – What’s On in Hong Kong

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