The latest from Hong Kong
A rotating live-music calendar curated by jazz guitarist Skip Moy, five signature cocktails at HK$110, inside Avalon at H Queen's.
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A walk-in coffee lounge has opened at the reopened Mandarin Oriental, The Landmark — Hazel & Hershey beans, no reservations, from HK$101.
A 53-year-old trains for three years to become a martial hero, then comes home to a city with no villains left. HKRep's new play, 19 Sep–4 Oct.
A week of competitive squash on a glass show court beside the Peak Tram terminus — free entry, 10am–10pm daily, 6–12 September.
A new Korean-inspired cafe has opened on Davis Street with a Pink Matcha, a tiramisu latte and a pet-friendly outdoor area.
Asia's oldest LGBTQ+ film festival returns 4-20 September 2026 at Broadway Cinematheque and Palace IFC with 37 features and 38 shorts.
Renaud Capuçon, Sol Gabetta, Patricia Kopatchinskaja and Jan Lisiecki headline three remaining Great Music 2026 recitals at City Hall.
A new reformer Pilates studio has opened on Bonham Strand East, capping classes at six people inside spa-like interiors.
A new Cantonese restaurant at Cityplaza brings back rolling dim sum trolleys inside a Song dynasty-styled dining room.
A new full-length ballet inspired by the Dunhuang grottoes and Hesse's Siddhartha, 16-18 October at the Grand Theatre.
Free public programmes run 6-9 October across the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tai Kwun and more, including the City Reverie opening performance.
A free, harbourfront Mid-Autumn lighting display runs 17 September-11 October, distinct from Victoria Park's lantern carnival.
A free Hundred Acre Wood pop-up with Hong Kong-exclusive merch runs 6 August to 3 September 2026 at Festival Walk, Kowloon Tong.
Bangkok's premium Karun Thai Tea confirms its first-ever overseas store will open at Airside, Kai Tak, expected October 2026.
A two-week-only gelato collaboration between Messina and Asia's 50 Best Bars newcomer Mius, running 18-31 August 2026.
A 1922 heritage police station has quietly reopened as an immersive set inspired by decades of Hong Kong crime cinema — tickets, hours and how to book.
Bangkok's viral gelato brand Blendies has chosen K11 Art Mall for its first store outside Thailand, with an exclusive Napoleon egg tart flavour made just for Hong Kong.
Pickleball's first-ever PPA 1500 event in Asia hits Kai Tak Arena 19–25 October, with up to US$1.1 million in prize money and amateur brackets alongside the pros.
Fresh off sold-out London shows, Saaj Raja's solo comedy-theatre hour plays Soho House on 24 September and the publicly bookable Fa Gai date on 25 September.
A new contemporary Thai restaurant has opened on Cameron Road, named after Bangkok's historic Song Wat Road, with dishes like a Thai-spiced meat sauce farfalle and reinterpreted khao soi.
Grand Plaza on Nathan Road gets TORIKIZOKU's sixth Hong Kong branch — flat HK$19.90/HK$29.90 pricing, tablet ordering and rare chicken cuts new to the city.
Marco Polo Hongkong's Cucina pairs 11 savoury and sweet bites with a complimentary THE WHOO skincare set, HK$588 for two, 1 August–30 September 2026.
Twenty Hong Kong designer brands take over Harbour City, ifc mall, Pacific Place, Hysan Place, Festival Walk and HKIA, free entry, 1–14 September 2026.
Eaton HK's Maggie hosts a Cantopop-only party with DJs Lokyii, Soda, HEA and Oliver on 22 August 2026. Tickets, dim sum combos and MTR directions inside.
The rising WAKEONE girl group play their first-ever Hong Kong headline show on 24 October 2026 at MacPherson Stadium, Mong Kok — tickets from HK$899, on sale now.
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