Che Kung Festival Fair 2027
An 18 day fair of 48 dry goods stalls beside Che Kung Temple, serving the crowds who visit the temple over Lunar New Year to spin the windmill for luck.
35 events start this month
Festivals, arts, sport and seasonal events starting in February 2027, checked against official sources.
An 18 day fair of 48 dry goods stalls beside Che Kung Temple, serving the crowds who visit the temple over Lunar New Year to spin the windmill for luck.
A Chinese New Year concert conducted by Qian Junping, with the world premiere of Leon Ko Playing With Air.
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.
Expected Lunar New Year season at Ocean Park with lion and dragon dances, God of Fortune appearances and festive panda photo spots for the Year of the Goat.
A 15 day New Year fair at Lam Tsuen, running from Lunar New Year Day to the Lantern Festival beside the famous wishing trees.
A large fireworks display over Victoria Harbour on the second night of Lunar New Year, watched free from promenades on both shores.
The traditional Lunar New Year race meeting at Sha Tin, one of the best attended days of the Hong Kong season.
Hong Kong's traditional Lunar New Year exhibition match, expected on the fifth day of Lunar New Year.
Third leg of the 26th King of the Hills Mountain Marathon Series, in Tai Po.
A week of dinghy and youth racing based at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's Middle Island station.
The 55th Hong Kong Arts Festival brings around 45 programmes and nearly 190 performances across music, opera, theatre, dance and Chinese opera.
Four days of LIV Golf at Fanling, the tournament's fourth Hong Kong edition.
Pianist Bruce Liu opens the 55th Hong Kong Arts Festival with the Orchestre symphonique de Montreal.
Ballett Dortmund performs Alexander Ekman A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.
Canadian pianist Jaeden Izik-Dzurko joins the Orchestre symphonique de Montreal for a second festival concert at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre.
A free HK Phil concert at the HKUST Shaw Auditorium, with Poom Prommachart playing Carl Vine Piano Concerto No. 2.
54 km, 25 km and 11 km trail races over Tai Mo Shan from Shing Mun Reservoir.
Five immersive digital art installations under the banner Deep Space Hong Kong, at The Lab in the East Kowloon Cultural Centre.
An immersive arts tech odyssey with Yuja Wang at Freespace The Box.
Jaeden Izik-Dzurko gives a solo recital built around the prelude, at Hong Kong City Hall.
Two a cappella singing traditions, from China's Dong communities and from Bulgaria, share one stage at the HKAPA amphitheatre.
AVOHK's China Coast Marathon and Half Marathon on the roads of Sai Kung Country Park.
The spring season for Duffy fans, with Duffy and Friends in spring outfits, floral decorations, themed treats and playhouse encounters.
Alison Lau and Stan Geudens give a recital titled Darkness for a While in the Xiang Hai Xuan hall at Nan Lian Garden.
Damien Rice marks 25 years of his debut album 'O' with two Hong Kong shows at the Xiqu Centre.
Argentine tango dance and music from Patagonia, staged in the Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall.
The original Kneehigh and Emma Rice production of Tristan and Yseult, in an Asia premiere run.
The True Story of Ah Q, after Christoph Hein original script, at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Studio Theatre.
Radu Stanca National Theatre, Sibiu, performs Long Day's Journey into Night in Romanian with surtitles.
Hong Kong largest vegetarian and green living exhibition, with vegetarian and vegan foods, natural and organic products and an expert forum.
Horn player Yun Zeng and pianist Zijian Wei in recital at Hong Kong City Hall.
A family concert built on fairytales, with Yun Zeng on horn and Zijian Wei on piano at Hong Kong City Hall.
Second leg of the Four Year Old Classic Series, at Sha Tin on the Citi Hong Kong Gold Cup card.