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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Events across the Hong Kong Island region, checked against official sources.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Hong Kong Tourism Board flagship food and wine festival returns to Central Harbourfront and Tamar Park from 29 October to 1 November 2026, so its final day falls in November.
The LCSD's annual museum festival returns for its 12th year under the theme Hong Kong Story.
WTA 250 women's tennis at Victoria Park, the final regular WTA Tour stop of the season.
A month of special menus and dining offers at participating restaurants and bars across Hong Kong, following the Wine & Dine Festival.
Water World turns into a winter events hub with weekend live music, a kids disco, aqua SUP yoga and heated water fun.
Hong Kong's flagship fintech week, with the main conference and exhibition at the HKCEC on 2 and 3 November and community events across the city all week.
HKTDC's trade fair for eyewear, optical products and accessories at the HKCEC.
HKTDC's wine and spirits trade fair at the HKCEC, with a public tasting zone on the final day.
Christoph Poppen conducts Hong Kong Sinfonietta with Alexandra Conunova playing Saint-Saens.
Hong Kong's biggest sailing spectacle: a 26 nautical mile race all the way around Hong Kong Island.
World Triathlon Cup racing on the Central harbourfront, sprint distance plus a mixed relay.
Asia Pacific leading B2B beauty trade show, covering branded finished products across cosmetics, salon, spa, nail, hair and natural and organic.
The HK Phil free annual outdoor concert at Central Harbourfront, with pianist Aristo Sham and fireworks to close.
Hong Kong Tourism Board WinterFest turns Statue Square in Central into a Christmas Town with a large outdoor tree, market chalets and an immersive light show.
Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation's free two-day arts carnival at Victoria Park, with giant puppets, parades, arts booths and live performances.
Around 4,000 swimmers cross Victoria Harbour over about 1 km, from Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui.
HKTDC's flagship logistics, maritime and aviation conference at the HKCEC.
Asia's leading annual design summit, organised by the Hong Kong Design Centre at the HKCEC.
HKTDC's design exhibition at the HKCEC, showcasing global design brands, installations and creative business services.
HKTDC's intellectual property forum, held at the HKCEC alongside Entrepreneur Day.
HKTDC's flagship start-up showcase, with exhibition, seminars, pitching and networking at the HKCEC.
Hong Kong's signature annual design festival returns to PMQ under the theme Better, Not Perfect, with 14 works across three zones.
A retrospective for Ho Kan, pioneering post-war abstract artist and co-founder of Taiwan's Ton-Fan Art Group.
An original Cantonese musical about a group who kidnap a property developer after a first home scheme collapses, with music by Leon Ko.
The Construction Industry Council's flagship construction technology expo and smart construction conference at the HKCEC.
Veteran Cantopop singer Albert Au plays two nights at Queen Elizabeth Stadium.
Zuni revives 1587, A Year of No Significance, about six figures in the Wanli era of the Ming dynasty, with upgraded arts tech.
FIBA 3x3 World Tour street basketball in Victoria Park, Causeway Bay.
PSA Platinum squash in Central, with the glass court at Edinburgh Place hosting the later rounds.
Swire Properties charity street fair at Taikoo Place with retail and food stalls, workshops and live performances.
Hong Kong biggest outdoor music festival returns to Central Harbourfront with Hayley Williams, keshi, Slowdive and Queens of the Stone Age in the first wave lineup.
Christoph Poppen conducts Hong Kong Sinfonietta in A Ceremony of Harp and Carols.
Comedian Kanan Gill brings his stand up show Not This Again to the HKAPA amphitheatre in Wan Chai.
The Hong Kong Jewelry Manufacturers' Association's annual jewellery show at the HKCEC, with free admission for pre-registered trade buyers.
Hong Kong largest wedding expo, with eight theme zones covering banquets, photography, dresses, rings, planning and honeymoon.
The flagship annual shopping expo at Victoria Park, with hundreds of stalls for food, household goods and Hong Kong brands.
Hong Kong's largest gerontechnology public education expo, co-hosted by the HKSAR Government and the Hong Kong Council of Social Service at the HKCEC.
A seaside Christmas market at Stanley Plaza with more than 100 stalls selling handcrafted gifts, seasonal treats and pet friendly goods.
Twins play six Side By Side shows at HKCEC Hall 5BC in the run-up to Christmas 2026.
The AIA Carnival brings fairground rides, game booths, street food and live entertainment to Central Harbourfront from 22 December 2026 to 21 February 2027.
A five day Christmas food exhibition with themed zones for Japanese, Korean, Taiwanese, Southeast Asian, festive and premium foods, plus Star Kitchen cooking demonstrations.
A Christmas home show covering furniture, bedding, appliances, smart home, interior design, kitchen and bathroom products.
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.
The first day of January 2027 is a Hong Kong general holiday, falling on a Friday.
Trade fair for baby clothing, strollers, gear, skincare, feeding, bedding and maternity products.
Asia's flagship toys fair, with brand name, smart tech and kidult zones at the HKCEC.
A one stop showcase of stationery and school supplies, held alongside the January HKTDC fairs.
A Black Box production, 31 Years, at the HKRep Black Box in Sheung Wan Civic Centre.
Yan Huichang conducts the HKCO Grand Chinese New Year Concert, billed as a European pre-tour concert, with guanzi player Ma Wai Him.
Asia's flagship financial summit, organised by the HKSAR Government and the HKTDC at the HKCEC.
Charity hike along the Hong Kong Trail, with 50 km, 25 km and a new 10 km route.
The flagship Lunar New Year flower fair, with wet goods stalls of orchids, peach blossom and kumquat, dry goods and fast food stalls in the week before the new year.
Hong Kong general holidays for Lunar New Year 2027 run from Saturday 6 February, with further holidays on Monday 8 and Tuesday 9 February.
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.
Hong Kong's traditional Lunar New Year exhibition match, expected on the fifth day of Lunar New Year.
A week of dinghy and youth racing based at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's Middle Island station.
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.
Argentine tango dance and music from Patagonia, staged in the Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall.
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.
HK Phil chamber players perform Glass, Adams, Reich, Part and others at Tai Kwun JC Cube.
British company Lost Dog reworks Hamlet in a solo dance theatre piece at Hong Kong City Hall.
One of the world's largest jewellery marketplaces, covering fine, antique, designer and silver jewellery plus watches.
The Tbilisi marionette theatre founded by Rezo Gabriadze brings its puppet theatre to the Hong Kong Arts Centre.
Aristophanes Lysistrata in the festival Jockey Club East-meets-West Series.
Beethoven Missa solemnis excerpts and the finale of Symphony No. 9, with the HK Phil Chorus and HKU Chamber Singers.
Yip Wing-sie conducts Hong Kong Sinfonietta in Let's Listen, Music for Ballet, on 6 and 7 March 2027.
British cellist Steven Isserlis in recital at Hong Kong City Hall, with a programme of cello and piano works from Leipzig's golden age.
Robert Lepage, Ex Machina and Guillaume Cote, Cote Danse, present a dance Hamlet.
An HKCO recital hall concert conducted by Sun Peng.
The LCSD flagship flower show fills Victoria Park for ten days, with the China Rose as theme flower under the theme Blossoming Through Time.
HKRep stages Harold Pinter Betrayal at the Hong Kong Arts Centre Shouson Theatre.
Dutch pianist Ralph van Raat performs Keith Jarrett's legendary improvised solo piano work, The Koln Concert, at Hong Kong City Hall.
Asia's leading film and TV content market, for distribution, production, animation, games and entertainment services.
Saint Joan in the HKRep Black Box at Sheung Wan Civic Centre in March 2027.
A world premiere Macbeth in the festival Jockey Club East-meets-West Series.
A grand celebration of Peking and Kun opera at Hong Kong City Hall, with a concert of classic excerpts and a gala.
A 3D dance work by Ulf Langheinrich, presented in the festival's InnoArts series at Hong Kong City Hall.
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 Art Week's discovery fair for contemporary art, staged in a purpose built structure on the Central Harbourfront.
Asia's flagship modern and contemporary art fair returns to the HKCEC with premier galleries from Asia and beyond.
Hong Kong Sinfonietta crosses jazz and classical at Hong Kong City Hall, on 25 and 27 March 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.
French May returns in 2027 with the theme Women in Arts, across visual arts, concerts, opera, dance, theatre and more, citywide.
Final leg of the 26th King of the Hills Mountain Marathon Series, on Hong Kong Island.
Ching Ming Festival, the traditional tomb sweeping day, is a Hong Kong general holiday on Monday 5 April 2027.
Asia's premier spring electronics marketplace for consumer electronics, audio visual, communications and multimedia buyers.
Innovation and technology expo covering smart city, AI, robotics and applied technology, concurrent with the spring Electronics Fair.
Spring lighting sourcing fair covering decorative, commercial, residential and technical lighting.
Smart and connected lighting showcase held alongside the spring Lighting Fair.
Luxury packaging showcase held with the Printing & Packaging Fair at the HKCEC.
Hong Kong's fashion sourcing event, the successor to Hong Kong Fashion Week, covering garments, fabrics and accessories.
The world's leading gifts fair, covering corporate gifts, seasonal and decorative gifts, and travel and outdoor goods.
Hong Kong's houseware and home textiles fair, rebranded as Home InStyle, for home decor, furnishings and lifestyle products.
Asia's licensing marketplace for brands, characters, art and design licensing, with the Asian Licensing Conference.
Printing and packaging sourcing fair, moving to the HKCEC in 2027 to sit with the lifestyle fairs.
Labour Day is a Hong Kong general holiday on Saturday 1 May 2027.
Brahms String Sextet No. 1 and Piano Quintet in F minor, with Zhang Haochen and HK Phil players.
Asia leading food and hospitality trade show returns with more than 2,000 exhibitors, new seafood and wellness zones, and ProWine Hong Kong within the show.
International wine and spirits trade fair held as part of HOFEX 2027, co organised by Messe Düsseldorf China and Informa Markets.
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.
Trade fair for medical devices, healthcare products, biotechnology and hospital supplies.
Contemporary original art priced between HK$1,000 and HK$100,000 from more than 100 galleries, at the HKCEC.
The wine and spirits trade show returns to Hong Kong as an annual event, organised by Vinexposium.
Hong Kong's biggest dragon boat race day, on Stanley Main Beach, with hundreds of teams over a 270 m course.
Tuen Ng Festival, also known as the Dragon Boat Festival, is a Hong Kong general holiday on Wednesday 9 June 2027.
The 41st ITE Leisure and 22nd ITE MICE travel expo, with two trade days followed by two public days.
Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 2, Vivaldi, Handel Water Music selections and Mozart Jupiter Symphony at Hong Kong City Hall.
Yan Huichang conducts Co-Creating 50, the HKCO collaboration with CASH, at Hong Kong City Hall.