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Friends Irena Leung (left) and Valerie Kwok, both 15, hug in front of the Wang Fuk Court housing estate, in Tai Po, on November 28. Photo: Alexander Mak
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Crowds gather on day two of Clockenflap 2024 at Central Harbourfront Event Space. The music festival returns from December 5-7 this year. Photo: Eugene Lee
British novelist Lawrence Osborne, whose book The Ballad of a Small Player has been made into a Netflix film starring Colin Farrell, pictured in North Point, Hong Kong. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
MoA Dining’s suckling pig dish is a nod to local flavours. Photo: courtesy MoA Dining
The Engaging Past Wisdom: Min Chiu Society at Sixty-five exhibition at HKMoA includes a pendant of a dancing woman, dating back to the 3rd century BC. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
A workshop at the Clothing Industry Training Centre in Kwai Chung in 1977. Photo: SCMP Archives
Zine publisher Cehryl, aka Cheryl Chow, features on the cover of this week’s PostMag print edition. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
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Korean group Jungle will be performing an immersive, augmented-reality dance at this month’s Freespace Dance. Photo: courtesy West Kowloon Cultural District
A band plays at last year’s CT Music Fest, which is back for its third edition. Photo: courtesy CT Music Fest
WestK Pet Club offers pet-friendly bicycle rentals, among other things. Photo: courtesy West Kowloon Cultural District
The late artist Robert Rauschenberg’s Asian influences are explored in depth in a major new exhibition at M+. Photo: SCMP Archives
Football legend Pele in action for his team Santos in an exhibition game against British side Newcastle at the Hongkong Stadium in 1972. Photo: SCMP Archives
The Island Shangri-La Festival of Wine offers a chance to indulge in tailored menus and rare vintages. Photo: Island Shangri-La

The best things to do in Hong Kong, November 9-15

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Hong Kong debutantes pose for the press in 1959. Photo: SCMP Archives
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Shaquille O’Neal, American basketball legend, is helping spearhead the NBA’s return to China. Photo: courtesy Authentic Brands Group
American businessman and former basketball player Shaquille O’Neal graces our latest cover. Photo: courtesy Authentic Brands Group
Amy Lo Choi-wan of UBS, Mary Huen Wai-yi of Standard Chartered and Bonnie Chan Yiting of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing are all members of Women Chief Executives Hong Kong (WCE). Photos: Jocelyn Tam and HKEX
Central bar Maggie Choo’s is bringing a fresh cabaret experience to Hong Kong. Photo: courtesy Maggie Choo’s
People dressed in playful costumes celebrate Halloween in Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong in 1995. Photo: SCMP Archives
Dance drama Kung Fu Artistry, which celebrates the 85th anniversary of the birth of Bruce Lee, is part of the Asia+ Festival in Hong Kong. Photo: Handout

Our cheat sheet for what to do in Hong Kong, October 26-November 1

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