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Mickey and Minnie perform during Disney on Ice, which is returning to Hong Kong at Kai Tak Arena. Photo: courtesy Disney on Ice
What to do in Hong Kong

Our cheat sheet for what to do in Hong Kong, January 11-17

Disney on Ice skates into town, the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon takes over, and Cristal Room hosts a star Beijing chef.

What to do in Hong Kong

The best things to do in Hong Kong, December 20-26

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Your cheat sheet for what to do in Hong Kong from December 13-19

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Your cheat sheet for what to do in Hong Kong from November 16-22

Sample the work of Mandarin Grill’s new head chef, take the plunge in Victoria Harbour or find your rhythm at Freespace Dance.

Korean group Jungle will be performing an immersive, augmented-reality dance at this month’s Freespace Dance. Photo: courtesy West Kowloon Cultural District
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The best things to do in Hong Kong, November 9-15

Enjoy meaty Cantonese classics at One Harbour Road and watch Couture, starring Angelina Jolie, at the Hong Kong French Film Festival.

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The best things to do in Hong Kong, November 2-8

Enjoy cabaret at Maggie Choo’s, revel in a festival of jazz in West Kowloon or tuck into some prime beef at Carna.

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

Catch a kung fu dance show inspired by Bruce Lee, get spooky at Pier 1929’s Halloween party, or enjoy a happy hour pizza deal at Casa Cucina.

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
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The best things to do in Hong Kong, October 19-25

Check out rare Cantopop album cover photography, sample Club Rangoon’s Burmese fare during a two-day pop-up, or marvel at ancient Chinese silks.

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What to do in Hong Kong, October 12-18

Get baking at Sleepyhead cafe, sip cocktails at The Pontiac, check out some Chinese opera or explore Repulse Bay history.

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Your cheat sheet for the best things to do in Hong Kong this week

Sip a Hemingway-inspired cocktail at The Old Man, check out contemporary art at Tai Kwun, and see a monster Labubu installation at Hong Kong International Airport.

Hong Kong International Airport and artist Kasing Lung recently unveiled the The Monsters × HKIA art experience to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the globally popular The Monsters series. Photo: Dickson Lee
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What to do in Hong Kong, September 28 – October 4

The best things to do in the city this week, from McDonald’s 50th anniversary exhibition to a water-themed K-pop festival.

Waterbomb’s winning formula of water cannons and K-pop makes its return to Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
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What to do in Hong Kong, September 21-27

Our cheat sheet for the best things to do in Hong Kong this week, from the ‘Mirage’ exhibition to the Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival.

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What to do in Hong Kong, September 14-20

Enjoy historic Chinese finery, sip island-inspired cocktails, laugh at Fringe Club’s improv, and savour a fine-dining reunion at Restaurant Petrus.

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What to do in Hong Kong, September 7-13

The Aubrey launches a new cocktail menu, chef Osamu Kamiyama takes over at Always Joy, the Hong Kong Philharmonic performs movie soundtrack hits, and fireworks go off in Macau.

Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates the work of composer James Horner, whose film soundtracks include Avatar (pictured), Braveheart, Titanic and others. Photo: courtesy New Line Cinema
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What to do in Hong Kong, August 24-30

Enjoy Baroque violin masterpieces, indulge in a funghi feast at Man Ho, sip cocktails at the Mondrian, and laugh with comedian Jason Strickland.

The Mushroom Consomme Symphony, part of Man Ho restaurant’s Yunnan mushrooms six-hands feast in Hong Kong. Photo: Handout
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What to do in Hong Kong, August 10-16

Take in some classic crime movies, try some new cocktails at Caprice, taste a Cantonese cuisine collaboration from two top restaurants, and get some comic relief.

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What to do in Hong Kong, July 27 to August 2

Dance the night away with star DJs, try Mosu’s refreshed tasting menu, sample a board game-inspired cocktail and brace for kawaii overload.

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What to do in Hong Kong, July 20-26

Try guest chefs’ takes on a Sunday roast, sip tea-and-coffee cocktails, get some art education at Hong Kong Palace Museum and go to the city’s annual blockbuster anime and gaming fair.

The Hong Kong Palace Museum’s “The Palace Academy Summer Art-venture Series” includes “The Little Archaeologists Summer Camp”. Photo: HKPM
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What to do in Hong Kong this month

Experience opera at a Michelin-starred restaurant, view cartoons by Joan Cornellà, enjoy tapas at Pica Pica and savour an American Southern cocktail at Ella.

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Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, June 29-July 5

Chill to the music at a beach festival, enjoy something classical, sample Mott 32’s new menu, or indulge in a cognac-inspired pop-up market.

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Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, June 22-28

Sample sustainable, seasonal dishes at Feuille, enjoy SummerFest on the harbour, hit the Green Room for cocktails and take in the West End’s Life of Pi.

The stage version of Yann Martel’s Life of Pi will be performed at the Grand Theatre of the West Kowloon Cultural District on June 26-29. Photo: Beijing One World Culture Communications Co., Ltd.
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Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, June 15-21

Try caviar tasting at Qura Bar, listen to local bands at Ko Shan Fest, savour Cantonese liquor cocktails, and enjoy a Brazilian culture festival.

Young students of the SDM dance school admire extravagant samba headdresses for Hong Kong’s Brazilian festival, which comes to the city for 10 days from June 20-29. Photo: Nora Tam
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