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Belgian-born Caratoes starts work on a mural for HKwalls in Sham Shui Po. Photo: Tessa Chan
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Hit list: 5 things to do this week in Hong Kong (March 25-31)

A drum and bass veteran, Hong Kong’s own film festival and a street art makeover of one of the city’s most authentic neighbourhoods - here’s what to do over the Easter break

Tessa Chan
Tessa Chanin Bristol
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HEAD to Sham Shui Po to see how international and local street artists are transforming one of Hong Kong’s oldest neighbourhoods, at HKwalls 2016.
DJ/producer A Sides
GET moving to some drum and bass when one of the most influential names in the genre, British DJ/producer A Sides, performs on Friday night, just one of the many music highlights of Art Basel week in Hong Kong.
A scene from Trivisa, one of the films showing at the 2016 HKIFF.
CHECK out some of the award-winners, biopics and documentaries hitting the big screen as part of 2016 Hong Kong International Film Festival.
Cassis plum, a dessert at Cobo House by 2am:dessertbar.
TASTE one of the intriguing desserts at Cobo House by 2am:dessertbar restaurant, Shek Tong Tsui.
British artist Tracey Emin.
SEE the intensely personal, confessional works of British artist Tracey Emin at her first Hong Kong exhibition, “I Cried Because I Love You”, at the Lehmann Maupin and White Cube Central art galleries.
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