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Try Korean hanwoo beef at a new noodle restaurant, see an anime master’s latest film, pamper your pet or do some outdoor yoga this weekend.
Catch a sci-fi satire featuring body horror at the cinema this weekend or catch up on Hayao Miyazaki’s latest animated film and more at home.
Catch some Italian opera, Chinese opera, dance, and Western and Chinese classical music in the run-up to the Hong Kong Performing Arts Expo.
Mark World Mental Health Day with yoga, restore your inner peace with a sound bath and visit a market to promote breast cancer awareness.
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Fine Art Asia is back with a contemporary design focus, you can explore sound healing and learn about a made-to-order handbag brand.
Meditate through dance, relax at a sound healing workshop, attend a strength training class or yoga with brunch, or work on your handstands.
A Chinese instrument masterclass and a Grammy nominated duo are part of a feast for music fans this weekend. And an art fair is back.
This weekend, Joaquin Phoenix returns as the Joker, a cross-cultural couple steal our hearts and a robot helps a baby goose survive.
There is plenty to pack into your schedules this weekend, from a charity market raising funds for dogs to a vegan cheese-making workshop.
Laugh out loud at a comedy fundraiser for Mind HK, take toddlers to a creative movement class, and learn how to make vegan cheese.
Discover the origins of Chinese civilisation, see works by American artist Mark Bradford, catch a multimedia dance spectacle and more.
Inside Out 2, Wolfs and The Judge from Hell all hit streaming services while Stuntman and I, the Executioner open in Hong Kong cinemas today.
With a harbourfront ‘block party’, an Asian dance premiere, a new Japanese brunch and more, there’s plenty to entertain you this weekend.
Join a gong gathering to mark the International Day of Peace, join a gala fundraiser for a charity’s new centre, catch a film and more.
Wayne McGregor premieres new dance performance, Christie’s opens new HQ and galleries unveil new shows by Asian artists.
Transformers One, with Chris Hemsworth, and a Hong Kong drama hit cinemas. The Penguin, with Colin Farrell, and a classic anime are streaming.
Lanterns, fire dragon dances, a moon-themed tea, a chance to see the No 1 Hong Kong film of 2024 – stay entertained this Mid-Autumn Festival.
Health and wellness things to do this Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong include yoga and qigong classes, a comedy show, a self-love workshop and attending an intimate show exploring intimacy and art.
From the Lantern Carnival and Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance to rock and heavy metal, check out these Mid-Autumn Festival events in Hong Kong
See a thriller with James McAvoy or a comedy with Sandra Ng at cinemas; stream Hong Kong’s most-watched film of 2024 or a Kim Woo-bin movie.
Get ready to sing your heart out, watch a sequel to an 80s classic and have fun at a party this weekend in Hong Kong – weather permitting.
Celebrate Ikigai yoga and meditation studio’s anniversary, relax with a book or board games, get pro running tips – depending on the weather.
Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice sequel hits cinemas, Nicole Kidman stars in a Netflix murder mystery and an Emmy-nominated British spy show returns.
A double treat awaits K-pop fans in Hong Kong this weekend, weather permitting. There’s Gypsy and Celtic music to enjoy, and a spooky play.
Nicolas Cage film Longlegs has hit cinemas, but for those not into horror there’s a thrift market, an art fair, a Portuguese food festival and a chance to play with therapy dogs for charity.
This is a weekend for the visual arts, with the first Art021 art fair, including a free sculpture park, immersive installations and gallery tours.
This weekend watch Nicolas Cage as a serial killer or see a princess K-drama, a new Hong Kong gangster film, or an absurdist Greek triptych.
There is plenty to do in Hong Kong this weekend to boost mental and physical health, from a fun day out with your dog to a laugh-out-loud comedy night to a kayaking family fun tour.
There is lots to do this weekend in Hong Kong, from a night with YouTube music stars, to trying a cool noodle trend, to streaming the second season of a Korean melodrama, to a baby rave – yep, you read that right.
