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Hong Kong Ballet Premieres Dunhuang

M+ Opens Myths, Monsters, and Manga

HK Phil Plays Free at 7:30pm
Halloween in Hong Kong
Full Halloween guide →Saturday 31 October 2026
Ocean Park and Disneyland are in Halloween mode until 1 November, the free street parties run on 17, 24 and 31 October, and the ticketed nights land on 30 and 31 October.

Halloween 2026, Date by Date

Hong Kong's First Citywide Halloween

Halloween Parties and Nights Out

Ocean Park or Disneyland for Halloween?
Next up: Christmas, Friday 25 December 2026
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Things to Do
Halloween in Hong Kong 2026: What's On, Date by Date
Every Halloween event we could confirm, from the free street parties to the ticketed nights, by date with times and HK$ prices.
Music & Nightlife
Halloween Parties and Nights Out in Hong Kong 2026
Five free street hubs in costume, themed trams on six evenings, and what the ticketed nights cost. The big one finishes at 10.30pm.
Things to Do
Halloween With Kids in Hong Kong 2026
Ocean Park's haunted houses open on 13 evenings and bar under-fives. Disneyland keeps Halloween in daylight. Dates, age rules and HK$ prices.
Music & Nightlife
Hong Kong Concerts Postponed in 2026: Where the Refunds Are
Post Malone, Charlie Puth and Sammi Cheng all lost their Kai Tak dates. Two refund on their own; one closes on 14 October.
Culture
Leslie Cheung at 70: Hong Kong’s Free Heritage Museum Exhibition
Free to 10 May 2027 in Sha Tin. What is in the gallery, when queue tickets appear, and why the next free film screening is not until February 2027.
Things to Do
Chung Yeung Festival 2026: Why Monday 19 October Is the Day Off
Sunday 18 October is the festival; Monday 19 October is the day off. What that split means, what stays open, and four graded climbs by public transport.
Music & Nightlife
Bruno Mars in Hong Kong 2027: Tickets, Prices and the Presale That Works
Four Kai Tak Stadium nights in May 2027. Every published price tier, the three presale routes, and why standing is not the cheap ticket.
Things to Do
National Day Fireworks 2026: Where to Watch in Hong Kong, and How to Get Home
8pm, 1 October 2026, 23 minutes, 31,888 shells over Victoria Harbour. The free vantage points, what a cruise costs, and how to get home.
Theatre
Kung Fu Artistry — Bruce Lee's No Way as Way Returns to Hong Kong
Hong Kong Dance Company's martial-arts dance drama returns for five shows, 15–17 January 2027, at the Cultural Centre.
Bars
Jin Bo Law Skybar: Kai Tak's Rooftop Bar for Sunset Cocktails
London's Jin Bo Law makes its Asia debut atop Dorsett Kai Tak, with a new cocktail menu and daily Sunset Hours happy hour.
Restaurants
MEGA MGC COFFEE Is Bringing Korea's Bargain Coffee Culture to Central
The nearly 4,500-strong Korean chain known for mega-sized cheap coffee opens its first Hong Kong shop this October.
Shopping
McDonald's Hong Kong Launches Its G-DRAGON x PEACEMINUSONE Collaboration
A Korean-inspired menu, collector cards and PEACEMINUSONE merch land in Hong Kong this September, part of a 13-market Asia rollout.
Theatre
Trevor Noah Is Bringing Three Nights of Stand-Up to Hong Kong This October
MacPherson Stadium, Mong Kok, 26–28 October 2026. Dates, ticket prices and how to get there.
Art
Stanley Whitney's First Solo Show in Asia Opens Free at Gagosian Hong Kong
Isn't Love the Strangest Thing runs 10 September–7 November 2026 at Gagosian's Pedder Building, Central. Free entry.
Hotels
Cordis and Tai On Team Up to Celebrate Hong Kong's 3.15pm Tea Culture
Art In Residence: Tea Time Stories runs 17 August–31 October 2026 across Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei.
Culture
TEDxTinHau Women Turns 10 With Its Biggest Speaker Line-Up Yet
The 10th-anniversary "UNCHARTED" edition hits the Xiqu Centre on 2 October 2026 with 13 speakers across 11 talks.
Coming Up in Hong Kong
Full events calendar →Worth booking now: the big dates of the next few weeks

The Weeknd: Four Nights at Kai Tak
24, 25, 30 and 31 October, 8.15pm. Tickets were from HK$808. Availability changes fast on this run, so check what is left before you plan around it.

Wine & Dine Festival, Now Over Two Sites
Thursday 29 October to Sunday 1 November, four days. On-site admission is HK$40, or HK$20 concession. The Tasting Pass is HK$258 online with 8 tokens and a glass, the Grand Wine Pass HK$558. General booking opened on 12 October through Trip.com.

Jason Mraz Returns After Seven Years
Wednesday 4 November, 8pm, Hall 10. All seated, HK$880 to HK$1,480 through Klook.

BIGBANG Add a Fourth Kai Tak Night
Four nights after a fourth was added: 13, 14, 15 and 17 November at 7pm. Tickets were HK$699 to HK$3,099, so check what is left before you plan around it.
Where to go
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The city's best restaurants, bars, cafes and entertainment venues, rated in dumplings, sorted by neighbourhood, with directions one tap away.
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