Upcoming Events, Tickets & Things to Do in Hong Kong(November Updated)

Hong Kong’s much loved outdoor event, the AIA Carnival, is a not-to-be-missed annual tradition for many, and a time for everyone to create new memories you’ll never forget. It is guaranteed to put a smile on over a million faces.

Richard Clayderman, hailed as one of the "world's most successful pianists," is also globally renowned as the "Prince of Romantic Piano." With his unique style that blends classical and popular music, he has conquered the global music scene. Since releasing his breakthrough piece "Ballade pour Adeline" in 1977, he has gained worldwide fame. To date, his album sales have exceeded 90 million copies, earning him over 340 gold records and 70 platinum records. His performances have reached over 80 countries and regions, with a cumulative audience of over ten million. He enjoys immense popularity in Singapore and Malaysia, where he has been invited multiple times for sold-out tours, becoming a symbol of romantic piano for local music fans. The audience participation segments in his past two tours were met with enthusiastic responses, allowing lucky fans to share the stage and becoming a highlight of the performances. This tour will continue this successful tradition, offering deeper interaction and emotional connection with the audience. Richard Clayderman excels at combining the elegance of classical music with the appeal of modern melodies, making piano art more accessible and moving. His performances consistently maintain a high standard, and with his delicate emotional expression and profound understanding of melody, he has become one of the most influential pianists worldwide.

The world’s best in table tennis will battle at the iconic Hong Kong Coliseum from 10–14 December for WTT Finals Hong Kong 2025. With only the top 16 men, top 16 women, and top mixed doubles pairs in contention, this is where the season reaches its ultimate showdown. Provisional Schedule On December 10, you can watch sessions S1 and S2: S1: Men's Singles - Round of 16, Women's Singles - Round of 16, Mixed Doubles Group R1 S2: Men's Singles - Round of 16, Women's Singles - Round of 16, Mixed Doubles Group R1 On December 11, you can watch sessions S3 and S4: S3: Men's Singles - Round of 16, Women's Singles - Round of 16, Mixed Doubles Group R2 S4: Round of 16, Women's Singles - Round of 16, Mixed Doubles Group R2 On December 12, you can watch sessions S5 and S6: S5: Men's Singles - Quarterfinal, Women's Singles - Quarterfinal, Mixed Doubles Group R3 S6: Men's Singles - Quarterfinal, Women's Singles - Quarterfinal, Mixed Doubles Group R3 On December 13, you can watch sessions S7 and S8: S7: Men's Singles – Quarterfinal, Mixed Doubles - Semifinal S8: Women's Singles – Semifinal, Mixed Doubles - Final On December 14, you can watch sessions S9 and S10: S9: Men's Singles – Semifinal S10: Men's Singles – Final, Women's Singles – Final

An “environment” is an artwork that is actively participated in by the viewer. As the viewer moves through or around an environment, they are stimulated by objects, light, moving images, and sounds. Environmental art has been a major branch of art around the world since the mid-twentieth century, laying the foundation for today’s popular immersive experiences. However, the important history of this art form is not well understood, as most pioneering environments have been dismantled after being exhibited, and the art world has until now focused almost exclusively on male artists.

Built on the site of the original Repulse Bay Hotel, a historical landmark for Hong Kong's Southside since 1920, The Repulse Bay carries on its hotel history, legacy of grace and sophistication with luxury apartments and a family-friendly shopping arcade with restaurants and cafes, as well as trendy and lifestyle boutiques. Renowned guests who visited the Repulse Bay Hotel including Eileen Chang, Ernest Hemingway, Albert Einstein and Marlon Brando. Experience the nostalgic charm and grandeur at The Repulse Bay set amidst lush gardens and colourful blossoms by the sea. “Eileen Chang's Repulse Bay: Love, Upheaval, and the Beauty of Fragility” Exhibition: Dive into the immersive exhibition exploring Eileen Chang's profound connection to Hong Kong and this iconic landmark. Traverse the intriguing history of the Repulse Bay Hotel and the glow of the literary genius, revealing how Chang's experiences amid wartime upheaval inspired her masterpiece, Love in a Fallen City. The exhibition proudly showcases the replicas of the original manuscripts and letters of Eileen Chang, on loan from Hong Kong Metropolitan University. What's more, an array of rare artifacts and memorabilia of the former Repulse Bay Hotel are displayed, all underscoring its blend of splendour and impermanence. The Verandah's Themed Afternoon Tea and Set Menus: Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of the original Repulse Bay Hotel with our special themed afternoon tea and set menus at The Verandah, crafted to honour the illuminating relationship between the hotel and Eileen Chang's literary legacy. The afternoon tea evokes the cosmopolitan glamour and fragile romance as depicted in Chang's Love in a Fallen City. Guests will sample a colourful array of savoury and sweet delicacies on the traditional three-tier silver stand and journey through the era's opulence and emotional depth. Complementing this, our three-course lunch and four-course dinner set menus feature classic and signature specialites of the old Repulse Bay Hotel, reviving the culinary splendour of a bygone era.

Hong Kong's legendary singer, Ken Hung, is about to embark on his "Explorer" tour in Hong Kong! Winning new artist awards at Hong Kong's four major music awards since his debut, he's become renowned for hits like "Nathan Road." Despite facing challenges like voice loss and pulmonary edema, he's never given up on music. In this concert, he'll bring his storytelling voice to life, singing classics that will soothe your soul and explore life through melodies.

BLAST Premier Hong Kong Rivals 2025 will be held at the AsiaWorld-Expo from November 12-16, 2025. As the first esports tournament to be recognized by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's "M" brand, this event is not only historic but will further enhance Hong Kong's international status as an "International Sports Events Capital." BLAST Premier is a globally renowned CS2 esports tournament featuring top professional teams competing for glory and millions of dollars in prize money. The tournament is renowned for its unparalleled production quality and innovative, player-centric moments. BLAST Premier attracts tens of thousands of fans to large-scale live events in London, Copenhagen, Miami, and St. Paul, and is broadcast across over 100 territories and 30 languages, reaching millions of viewers at home, making it a focal point for gamers worldwide.

The "2025 Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon" kicked off in Tsim Sha Tsui on November 30th, bringing together thousands of cyclists from around the world to experience Hong Kong's "Sports + Tourism" in a new way. Cyclists can participate in the "32km" and "50km" events, crisscrossing Hong Kong's iconic landmarks, bridges, and tunnels, offering breathtaking views of the city's unique cityscape. The event culminates at the Jordan Road flyover and features a cycling carnival in the West Kowloon Cultural District, featuring diverse performances throughout the day, blending music and sports. F&B, sports equipment sales, new sports experiences, and art workshops are also available. The cycling events will also be broadcast live on the big screen on stage, allowing viewers to catch the action. Families can also sign up for the "Family Cycling Fun" event, challenging themselves with interactive parent-child tasks and enjoying a unique cycling experience. Furthermore, local cyclists will compete alongside competitors from other Greater Bay Area cities in the "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area City Cycling Challenge (Hong Kong Station)." The men's open race course will pass through two tunnels and two landmark bridges, showcasing the dynamic charm of Hong Kong's urban landscape.

"Chen Fushan Studio" uses Chen Fushan's home studio as a reference, and selects his personal belongings from his former residence in Wan Chai, including various household furnishings, hand-painted paintings and collections of books for display, in order to reproduce Chen's living environment and the layout when he was painting. Visitors can take a look at the original appearance of his former creative space outside the glass room, explore Chen's creative world with another visual experience, and gain a deeper understanding of the multiple aspects of this local artist. "Chen Fushan Studio" also leads the audience to review Chen's artistic journey and style development by displaying historical photos and text records about Chen's life, and wander in the story that created the legendary life of the "Watercolor King". Based on the contemporary era, it traces the trajectory of Hong Kong art history from the side.