November promises a medley of adventure, art, and cinema. Experience an adrenaline rush at TransLantau and the New World Harbour Race. Delve into the creative realm at The Hong Kong Illustration and Creative Show, showcasing Asia’s top talents. Catch a flick or two. Finally, be serenaded by moonlight at Symphony Under the Stars.
Exhibitions
The Hong Kong Illustration and Creative Show
5—6 November, 2023KITEC, Kowloon Bay
Volume 6 of HKICS promises a captivating display of diverse artworks. Additionally, this is a golden opportunity to purchase unique merchandise and products, ranging from ceramics to stationery, all crafted by independent artists from around the continent.
Zheng Mahler at PHD Group
Until 25 November, 2023PHD Group, Wan Chai
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Zheng Mahler is a collective formed by artist Royce Ng and anthropologist Daisy Bisenieks. The duo’s artwork has previously been showcased at galleries such as Hong Kong’s Tai Kwun, the Museum of Modern Art in Antwerp, Belgium, and Caixa Forum in Barcelona. This will be their first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, featuring new videos and installations in a multi-sensory environment.
Fitness and Wellness Expo
25—26 November, 2023AsiaWorld Expo
The third edition of Hong Kong Fitness + Wellness Expo (FWE) will take place on the 25th and 26th of November 2023. For the third time in less than two years, the 2-day mega exhibition event boasts its largest venue ever, anticipating over 15,000 visitors. 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
18 November, 2023Central, Hong Kong Island
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
18 November, 2023Lamma Island
A one-day musical extravaganza taking place on Lamma Island (just a short ferry ride away from Central), Lamma Fun Day promises family-friendly enjoyment and great vibes. The event supports Child Welfare Scheme projects in Nepal.
Arts and Culture
Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival 2023
11—19 November, 2023Since its inception in 2000, the Hong Kong Jewish Film Festival has been screening thought-provoking films that showcase the diversity of Jewish and Israeli life. This November, the festival returns with an exciting schedule of films from around the world.
Hong Kong Asian Film Festival 2023
Until 12 November, 2023The Hong Kong Asian Film Festival is Asia’s oldest film festival dedicated to celebrating Asian directors, producers, and actors. This year’s lineup includes 100 award-winning films from across the continent, as well as a wide variety of activities such as master classes and talks.
Muse Fest 2023
1—30 November, 2023Hong 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.
Sports
TransLantau 2023
10—12 November, 2023Experience 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
12 November, 2023Amidst 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.
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