Chung Ying Theatre: Border Town the Musical
Chung Ying Theatre Border Town the Musical at Kwai Tsing Theatre, running into early November 2026.
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Events across the New Territories region, checked against official sources.
Chung Ying Theatre Border Town the Musical at Kwai Tsing Theatre, running into early November 2026.
Childhood textiles from the 1930s to the 2020s, from heirloom garments and baby slings to mass-produced toys and artisanal dolls. Free admission.
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.
Ming furniture from the Haven Collection meets a century of chair design, guest curated by Freeman Lau. 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.
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.
A 12 hour charity trail challenge over sections of the Wilson and MacLehose trails.
Sha Tin race day built around the Sa Sa Ladies' Purse, a Group 3 handicap over 1800 m.
The first Hong Kong solo exhibition by Oh Haji, whose weaving, embroidery and dyeing give form to diasporic memory and female resilience.
Sustainable garments grown, dyed and sewn by over 10,000 participants in CHAT's flagship Seed to Textile community project.
The Dragon Asia Pacific Championship, raced off Clear Water Bay immediately before the World Championship.
Teams of four walk the 100 km MacLehose Trail within 48 hours to raise funds for Oxfam.
The Dragon class world championship comes to Asia for the first time, raced off Clear Water Bay.
Sha Tin trial day for the December internationals, with the Jockey Club Cup, Jockey Club Mile and Jockey Club Sprint on one card.
Opening leg of the 26th King of the Hills Mountain Marathon Series, in Sai Kung.
The Sai Kung leg of the HK50 trail series, starting at Pak Tam Chung.
Four Group 1 races at Sha Tin, billed by the Jockey Club as the World Turf Championships.
Family fun runs in Fanling: a 1 km fun run and a 3 km obstacle run.
Super Junior's Yesung brings his 10th anniversary solo tour to AXA Dreamland for two Hong Kong nights.
A four day winter camp for children aged 8 to 12 at Noah's Ark, running 21 to 24 December 2026, covering sports, science, orienteering and engineering challenges.
A four day winter camp for children aged 4 to 7 at Noah's Ark, running 28 to 31 December 2026, built around the five senses through sports, science, art and music.
Three days of trail racing on and around the MacLehose Trail: The Third, The Half and the full 100 km.
Group 1 sprint over 1200 m at Sha Tin, the first leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series.
The first leg of the Four Year Old Classic Series, run at Sha Tin on the Stewards' Cup card.
Group 1 mile at Sha Tin and the first leg of the Triple Crown.
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.
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 15 day New Year fair at Lam Tsuen, running from Lunar New Year Day to the Lantern Festival beside the famous wishing trees.
The traditional Lunar New Year race meeting at Sha Tin, one of the best attended days of the Hong Kong season.
Third leg of the 26th King of the Hills Mountain Marathon Series, in Tai Po.
Four days of LIV Golf at Fanling, the tournament's fourth Hong Kong edition.
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.
AVOHK's China Coast Marathon and Half Marathon on the roads of Sai Kung Country Park.
Second leg of the Four Year Old Classic Series, at Sha Tin on the Citi Hong Kong Gold Cup card.
Three days of trail racing from Lam Tsuen, with 100 km, 55 km, 27 km and 14 km options.
The Hong Kong Derby, the once in a lifetime race for four year olds and the richest domestic race of the season.
The Hong Kong round of the UCI Track World Cup, three days of racing at the Hong Kong Velodrome.
Group 1 sprint over 1200 m at Sha Tin, the final leg of the Hong Kong Speed Series.
Sha Tin's spring feature day, with three Group 1 races on one card: the FWD QEII Cup, the FWD Champions Mile and the Chairman's Sprint Prize.
Group 1 over 2000 m at Sha Tin, the richest race on FWD Champions Day.
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.
Group 1 over 2400 m at Sha Tin, the final leg of the Triple Crown and the last Group 1 of the season.