Ocean Park Halloween Fest 2026: The Grave Rave
Ocean Park Halloween Fest 2026, The Grave Rave, runs in daytime from 5 September to 1 November 2026, with day and night experiences on designated dates in October and on 1 November.
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Ocean Park Halloween Fest 2026, The Grave Rave, runs in daytime from 5 September to 1 November 2026, with day and night experiences on designated dates in October and on 1 November.
The LCSD's annual museum festival returns for its 12th year under the theme Hong Kong Story.
Hong Kong's annual international jazz festival returns to WestK with headline concerts at the Xiqu Centre, Freespace and Wonderland.
Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation's free two-day arts carnival at Victoria Park, with giant puppets, parades, arts booths and live performances.
Hong Kong's signature annual design festival returns to PMQ under the theme Better, Not Perfect, with 14 works across three zones.
Hong Kong general holidays for Christmas 2026, with Christmas Day on Friday 25 December and the first weekday after Christmas Day on Saturday 26 December.
Hong Kong counts down to 2027 on 31 December 2026 with celebrations and a fireworks musical over Victoria Harbour.
The first day of January 2027 is a Hong Kong general holiday, falling on a Friday.
Floats and international performing troupes parade through Tsim Sha Tsui on the first night of Lunar New Year, with free street viewing and paid grandstand seats.
Hong Kong general holidays for Lunar New Year 2027 run from Saturday 6 February, with further holidays on Monday 8 and Tuesday 9 February.
Write a wish on a placard, tie it to an orange and toss it into the Lam Tsuen wishing trees, with lantern displays and a Lunar New Year market in the village.
A large fireworks display over Victoria Harbour on the second night of Lunar New Year, watched free from promenades on both shores.
Ap Lei Chau honours Hung Shing, god of the south sea, with a parade, Cantonese opera and temple worship.
Hong Kong's flagship film festival returns for its 51st edition in spring 2027.
Hong Kong Easter general holidays in 2027 are Good Friday on 26 March, the day following Good Friday on 27 March and Easter Monday on 29 March.
Ching Ming Festival, the traditional tomb sweeping day, is a Hong Kong general holiday on Monday 5 April 2027.
Cheung Chau worshippers seek blessings from Pak Tai at Yuk Hui Temple on the god birthday, a separate festival from the May Bun Festival.
Hong Kong honours Tin Hau, goddess of the sea, at temples across the city, with the largest celebration and parade at Shap Pat Heung in Yuen Long.
Labour Day is a Hong Kong general holiday on Saturday 1 May 2027.
Cheung Chau island festival of bun towers, the Piu Sik floating colours parade and the midnight bun scrambling contest, centred on Pak Tai Temple.
Shau Kei Wan celebrates the sea god Tam Kung with Chinese opera and a street parade drawing thousands of visitors.
The Birthday of the Buddha is a Hong Kong general holiday on Thursday 13 May 2027.
International dragon boat racing in Victoria Harbour off Tsim Sha Tsui, with a waterfront food lane, performances and festival stalls, free for spectators.
Tuen Ng Festival, also known as the Dragon Boat Festival, is a Hong Kong general holiday on Wednesday 9 June 2027.