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Typhoon Ragasa left its mark. But the city continues to march forth this October. Run for a cause. Serenade your senses with fireworks and music. Take in art ranging from rare Buddhist and Hindu paintings, to everyday objects made anew. Keep your calendar handy -- there's still a lot to do this month in Hong Kong. Exhibitions 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, it's definitely, in our humble opinion, one of the city's very best art events. This year marks the 20th anniversary of Fine Art Asia, so there are also special events to look forward to, including a Japanese tea ceremony open to all. Tatsuya Tanaka "small MUJI" Miniature Art Exhibition Love browsing MUJI’s neatly stacked stationery aisles or picking up its pared-back travel essentials? See the brand in a whole new light at “small MUJI”, a miniature art exhibition by Tatsuya Tanaka at MUJI Windsor House in Causeway Bay. Everyday MUJI items become tiny, story-filled dioramas that capture the brand’s minimalist spirit. Festivals National Day Fireworks Fireworks will return to the Hong Kong skyline to celebrate the 76th anniversary of the establishment of the People's Republic of China. Tai Hang Fire Dragon Festival The Tai Hang Fire Dragon lights up the streets of Causeway Bay with a spectacular incense-covered dragon nearly 67 metres long, carried by 300 performers. The ritual dates back to the 1880s, when villagers first danced a burning straw dragon through the streets to drive away a deadly plague. Japan Autumn Festival in Hong Kong We know you're already planning your next trip to Tokyo, but wait -- there's also the Japan Autumn Festival in Hong Kong, a two month-long series of events focused on cultural exchange. As part of this year's edition, you can join hands-on creative workshops, watch martial arts demonstrations, and explore how new technologies are shaping Japanese studies today. Ocean Park Halloween Fest Brace for an adrenaline-pumping adventure at Ocean Park. While last year plunged visitors into the Horrors of the Hidden City, 2025 turns the terror up with six new nightmares: from vengeful dolls in The Hatred Box and a bloodthirsty cult in The Ritual Mansion to savage hunters, gruesome crime scenes, mad science, and ghostly graveyards. Film Cine Fan's Horror Programme From Gothic horror classics like Nosferatu and Dracula to modern reimaginings by Tony Scott and Guillermo del Toro, this film programme explores the many faces of the vampire. It also highlights feminist and queer takes such as Carmilla and The Hunger. Screenings take place across Hong Kong, including Emperor Cinemas, Hong Kong Arts Centre Cinema, and Premier Cinema. Food and Beverage Central Market Oktoberfest Central Market’s Oktoberfest returns. Celebrate 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 bound to be a festive night out. Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival Having weathered many a storm over the past years, Hong Kong's status as one of the world's foremost culinary capitals remains unshaken. The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival is a chance to experience it all -- it's a feast for the senses, with gourmet dishes and fine wines against the backdrop of beautiful Victoria Harbour. Sports Hunger Run 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.

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October Event Roundup – What’s On in Hong Kong

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