Art, film, theatre and ideas in Hong Kong
From M+ to indie spaces in Wong Chuk Hang — the galleries shaping Hong Kong's visual culture.
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Asia's oldest LGBTQ+ film festival returns 4-20 September 2026 at Broadway Cinematheque and Palace IFC with 37 features and 38 shorts.
Free public programmes run 6-9 October across the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tai Kwun and more, including the City Reverie opening performance.
A 1922 heritage police station reimagined as a set from classic Hong Kong crime films — tickets, hours and how to book.
Four Cantonese opera virtuosos lead a brand-new production at Sha Tin Town Hall, 11–13 September, with English surtitles throughout.
300+ wine and culinary booths return to Central Harbourfront, 29 October–1 November, with a new “Only in Hong Kong” Flavours line-up.
Free lantern displays light up Victoria Park nightly, 19–27 September — dates, hours and how to get there.
A 67-metre dragon studded with 12,000 incense sticks parades through Causeway Bay for three nights, 24–26 September. Free to watch.
The first official Attack on Titan orchestral concert plays AsiaWorld-Arena on 1 November — 100+ musicians, a live choir and tickets.
A 25-minute flight through the planets at the Hong Kong Space Museum, on until 14 October 2026 — times, tickets and tips.
The biggest Chiikawa show yet lands at K11 MUSEA, 1 Aug–6 Sep — four zones, a world-first carousel and the MTR campaign.
From Wong Tai Sin to the Big Buddha — six of the city's most beautiful temples, with hours, MTR exits and etiquette.
The Xiqu Centre Tea House Theatre, Ko Shan Theatre and more — tickets, addresses and a first-timer's guide.
Tai Kwun's summer show recreates scenes from eight classic Hong Kong buddy films, 23 June–4 October 2026 — tickets, hours and what to see.
Opera, dance, acrobatics and free Sui-Tang exhibitions across Hong Kong from June to September, themed “Legends”.
Step inside the recreated film sets of Twilight of the Warriors — a free, immersive exhibition in Kowloon City.
Galleries, M+, museums, exhibitions, theatre, dance and design — your one-stop guide to art and culture in Hong Kong.
Dates, bamboo-theatre opera, the Ghost King effigy and the ghost-month taboos — a respectful guide to Hong Kong's Yu Lan season.
The 36th edition hits the HKCEC on 15–21 July — hours, prices, theme and how to do it like a local.
The Central Library, the Literary Festival and the city's book cafés.
The theatre programme to book at the city's flagship arts festival.
Ballet, contemporary and more across the city's 2026 season.
From M+ to indie spaces in Wong Chuk Hang — the galleries shaping Hong Kong's visual culture.
Our picks from this year's programme — from local debuts to international premieres.
Drama, comedy, dance and experimental performances worth booking now.
International tours, local legends and the concerts not to miss.
Architecture, product design and the ideas shaping the city's aesthetic future.
What's currently on at Hong Kong's world-class contemporary art museum.