Disney Halloween Time 2026 at Hong Kong Disneyland
Disney Halloween Time, Party Like a Villain, runs at Hong Kong Disneyland from 18 September to 1 November 2026, closing on the first day of this window.
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Everything running today, including long runs that started weeks or months ago: exhibitions, light displays and stage productions. Each card shows its full run, so you can see when it started and when it ends.
Disney Halloween Time, Party Like a Villain, runs at Hong Kong Disneyland from 18 September to 1 November 2026, closing on the first day of this window.
Heri Dono's kinetic classroom installation from 1992 to 1993, where rows of fibreglass heads nod and chant when visitors press a pedal.
Wael Shawky's film I Am Hymns of the New Temples (2023), shot among the ruins of Pompeii, reinterprets creation myths and national narratives.
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.
Chung Ying Theatre Border Town the Musical at Kwai Tsing Theatre, running into early November 2026.
An interactive zone in the museum's main lobby exploring the civilisation of the Sui and Tang dynasties in Shaanxi Province.
A Hong Kong Museum of Art exhibition on creative Chinese characters, running through the autumn of 2026.
Multimedia works by Hong Kong artists inspired by the mythical animals of the Forbidden City.
A Grand Stair presentation by Xu Bing at M+, listed on the museum's official exhibitions page.
Anne Imhof's first major solo exhibition in Asia, a new commission across three floors of JC Contemporary with live ballet performances by Hong Kong Ballet.
A family friendly interactive exhibition adapted from the Japanese Design Ah! programme, built around the hidden design in everyday actions.
The story of Ta Teh Institute, the full-time liberal arts university that operated in Tuen Mun from 1946 to 1949. Free admission.
Childhood textiles from the 1930s to the 2020s, from heirloom garments and baby slings to mass-produced toys and artisanal dolls. Free admission.
Nearly 100 Chinese horse paintings from the Palace Museum, from the Yuan dynasty to the 20th century, for the Year of the Horse.
Around 100 Eastern Orthodox icons and gemstone encrusted treasures from Russia's State Tretyakov Gallery.
Drawn from over 1.3 million film artefacts, this exhibition marks 25 years of the Hong Kong Film Archive's collecting and restoration work. Free admission.
M+ explores 200 years of fantasy in Asian visual culture, from mythology and surrealism to manga, anime, Godzilla and Astro Boy.
Ming furniture from the Haven Collection meets a century of chair design, guest curated by Freeman Lau. Free admission.
A survey of contemporary Hong Kong art across painting, ink, ceramics, sculpture, video and installation, with artists creating live in the gallery.
Marking the Film Archive's 25th anniversary, this exhibition follows its worldwide hunt for Hong Kong film treasures and the work of restoring them. Free admission.
Over 300 exhibits celebrate Leslie Cheung's life and career, including 11 classic stage costumes and a recreation of part of his former home. Free admission.
Free evening concerts on Tai Kwun's Laundry Steps, curated by Hong Kong musicians across jazz, pop, classical and world music.
Revolutionary relics from three Shaanxi institutions come to Hong Kong for the first time, telling how patriotic youths travelled to Yan'an during the War of Resistance. Free admission.
88 race meetings across Sha Tin and Happy Valley, mostly on Wednesdays and Sundays, through the season.
About 100 items from LCSD museum collections explore Chinese birthday and longevity culture, from Ming and Qing porcelain to Cantonese opera costumes. Free admission.
Five centuries of encounters between the Forbidden City and the world, told through diplomacy, trade, science and craft.
The first major exhibition on the Qing court's Imperial Workshops, with over 150 objects from the Palace Museum.