November promises a medley of adventure, art, and cinema.
Experience an adrenaline rush at TransLantau and the New World Harbour Race. Extend your creativity at the Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival, a unique arts event that makes the most of Hong Kong’s distinctive geography. Finally, be serenaded by moonlight at the iconic Symphony Under the Stars, a magical evening for everyone in the family!
Exhibitions
Fitness and Wellness Expo
The fourth edition of Hong Kong Fitness + Wellness Expo (FWE) will take place on the from 22nd to the 24th of November, 2024. FWE will feature an international line-up of instructors headlining an array of fitness, dance, and yoga classes along with new sports experiences, as well as more than 120 brand exhibits, including innovative food and beverage vendors.
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Live Music and Performance
Symphony Under the Stars
Symphony Under the Stars is a celebration of music and community, open to all at no cost (with pre-registration). Held annually, it attracts thousands of music enthusiasts to the Central Harbourfront Event Space on Hong Kong Island.
Families are encouraged to join in on the musical delight, with special provisions for children to enjoy the experience. While seats are provided for all attendees, early birds can secure a spot closer to the stage, ensuring an up-close encounter with the musical maestros.
Lamma Fun Day Beach Music Festival
A one-day musical extravaganza taking place on Lamma Island (just a short ferry ride away from Central), the Lamma Fun Day Beach Music Festival promises family-friendly enjoyment and great vibes. The event supports Child Welfare Scheme projects in Nepal.
Shi Fu Miz Festival
The Shi Fu Miz Festival is a dynamic celebration of music, art, and sustainability, now one of Hong Kong’s most beloved festivals. Held at the scenic Sai Yuen Camping Adventure Park on Cheung Chau, this year’s festival features performers like Ani Phoebe, ANTAL, ESA, and Soichi Terada.
In addition to its eco-friendly ethos, with goals such as zero plastic waste, the festival includes environmental talks, beach clean-ups, and yoga sessions.
Arts and Culture
Muse Fest
Hong Kong has a wide range of unique museums. From the Flagstaff Museum of Tea Ware to the Museum of Coastal Defense, Muse Fest is the perfect time to explore the city’s museums, engage in family-friendly activities, and learn through interactive programmes.
Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival
Head to Sai Kung for a one-of-a-kind arts festival celebrating local culture, ecology, and community. The Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival spans multiple islands, including Yim Tin Tsai, Sharp Island, High Island, and Kau Sai Chau. This year’s theme focuses on connections, blending natural beauty with immersive open-air art installations. The festival also highlights the region’s heritage, such as the salt production history of Yim Tin Tsai.
Festivals
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.
Sports
TransLantau
Experience the ultimate adrenaline rush at TransLantau, an extraordinary endurance race that unfolds amidst the awe-inspiring trails and country parks of Lantau Island. With four riveting race categories – 25K, 50K, 100K, and the formidable 140K ultra distance – TransLantau beckons both seasoned and aspiring athletes to embrace the challenge.
New World Harbour Race
Amidst one of the world’s busiest harbours, thousands plunge into Victoria Harbor for this iconic swimming race. Racers swim from Wan Chai’s Golden Bauhinia Square Public Pier to the Tsim Sha Tsui Avenue of Stars, with Hong Kong’s majestic skyline as their backdrop.
Dating back to 1906, this legendary cross-harbour race has evolved into a beloved annual tradition. After a brief hiatus in 1978, it roared back to life in 2011, quickly becoming one of Asia’s most sought-after swim events.
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.
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