The month of May in Hong Kong kicks off an array of colorful festivities and traditions starting with the Tin Hau Festival and its revelry of water parades, then the trio of cultural celebrations that offer Buddha bathing ceremonies, colorful dragon and lion parades in honour of Tam Kung, and the one-of-a-kind bun-scrambling contest at the Cheung Chau Bun Festival ..read more

April 2024 in Hong Kong opens with some beloved traditions with the Ching Ming Festival on April 4 followed by the full return of the electronics and consumer trade exhibitions, the Hong Kong Film Festival and the culmination of the Hong Kong Sevens. April temperatures in Hong Kong are still pleasant but begin to climb ..read more

The Chinese New Year celebrations have come and gone but if you have not had your fix of dancing lions, firecrackers and dragons, the Tai Kok Tsui Festival comes right on the heels of the New Year celebrations. With spring in full bloom, the Hong Kong Flower Show is the place to be and Art Basel is back full scale to its pre-pandemic levels ..read more

First and foremost this February 2024 are the return of two of our iconic Chinese New Year celebrations as we get ready to welcome the Year of the Dragon this February 10, 2024. Back this year is the Lunar New Year Parade and one of the most spectacular events in Hong Kong, the Chinese New Year Fireworks. The Lunar New Year flower markets will be getting underway at the beginning of the month and the plethora of celebrations, dragon parades, carnivals and lion dances will all culminate with the traditional Spring Lantern Festival on February 24, 2024. For football fans, Messi is in town for an ..read more

We kick off the year with an array of fantastic and colorful events, with the Lion and Dragon Dance Festival and Extravaganza and the New Years Day Horse Races welcoming the new year on January 1st. Chinese New Year celebrations will start by the end of the month and for nature lovers, this is the time to visit our fantastic reserves and trails. Weather is pleasant and migrating birds are here in spades ..read more

December in Hong Kong celebrates WinterFest with all the glitter, cheer and joy leading up to Christmas and the New Year's Countdown. A major meeting in the horse racing calendar, the Hong Kong International Races takes place on December 10,and the Nutcracker is back just in time for the holidays ..read more

November in Hong Kong brings pleasant temperatures and is the perfect time for the outdoors and our beautiful harbour is ready to welcome back the Wine and Dine Month and Symphony under the Stars, the FREE outdoor concert with the HK Philharmonic. Next door in Macau, the Macau Grand Prix 2023 celebrates its 70th anniversary with not one but two consecutive weekends of action ..read more

October in Hong Kong normally starts with a bang with the National Day celebrations on October 1st and as the colorful lanterns from the Mid-Autumn Festival wrap it up for another year, the pumpkins and goblins come out as Halloween fests ramp up ..read more

Front and center in September in Hong kong are the Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations with the myriad of colorful lanterns which start popping up all over the territory and the exciting fire dragon parades taking place in Tai Hang. Horse racing season begins at both Sha Tin and Happy Valley and the spectacular International Fireworks Contest is back next door in Macau after a three year hiatus ..read more

As Hong Kong gets back to normal, many of our favourite Summer events are back on their regular schedules: AniCom, the Book Fair and the Arts Carnival with a full in-person programme. Summer adventures at Ocean Park and Water Party events at Disneyland will bring plenty of summer fun for everyone ..read more