What’s on in Hong Kong this September
UNSCHEDULED
Established by the Hong Kong Art Gallery Association (HKAGA), the new exhibition is far from traditional. Hoping to bring some spark back into Hong Kong’s art scene, this edition of UNSCHEDULED (the second after its debut in Tai Kwun last year) is particularly unique. The exhibit has been designed to reflect the venue’s former purpose: fashion.
When: September 2-6
Where: 59 Queen’s Road Central
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Extended Figure: The Art and Inspiration of Lanlan
Asia Society Hong Kong Centre celebrates artist Xie Jing-Lan’s significance as a pioneer of cross-disciplinary art.
When: Until September 19, 11am-6pm
How much: Free
Where: Chantal Miller Gallery, Asia Society Hong Kong Centre
Ocean Park Summer Nature Playground
The waterfront theme park will transform into Hong Kong’s biggest nature playground, with interactive technology and a series of special missions for children to experience the wonders of nature.
When: Until September 30
How much: Free with general admission
Where: Ocean Park, Aberdeen.
Hungry Ghost Festival
Appease the spirits of ancestors and other restless spirits who return to roam the earth or just enjoy the day off.
When: September 2
Tamby Chan: CuteAnon
Tamby Chan headlines Backstage Comedy with his new show: CuteAnon.
When: September 4, 8pm-9.30pm
How much: $200
Where: The Hub, 1F Fortune Building, 150-158 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai.
Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair
Asia’s premier unique showcase for international watch brands. Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair.
10.30am-6pm. Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai.
When: September 8-12, 10.30am-6pm
Where: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai.
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Sai Kung mystery night adventure
Discover Sai Kung’s nocturnal fauna on a unique night excursion around Sai Kung’s protected areas including orchards, farmlands, ponds and forests.
When: September 11, 6.30pm-10pm
How much: $300
Where: Meet at Choi Hung MTR Exit C or outside Lions Nature Education Center.
Chungking Mansion Tour
Explore one of Hong Kong’s most notorious locations and gain a deeper understanding of what this place means to the African community before sitting down to enjoy an African buffet style lunch.
When: September 12, 11am-2pm
How much: $250
Where: Meet at East TST MTR Station, Exit K.
Calligraphy Tasting
A beginner level workshop for dip pen calligraphy. Learn basic dip pen writing techniques, gain knowledge of the pen and ink tools and practice words such as hello, thank you, happy birthday and more.
When: September 14, 7-8.30pm.
How much: $700
Where: Kalo Make Art studio, Ivy House, 18-20 Wyndham Street, Central.
Tai Hang Fire Dragon Parade
Another example of Hong Kong’s traditional culture and a main part of the celebrations of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
When: September 20-22, 8.12pm-10.30pm
How much: Free
Where: Tai Hang, Causeway Bay.
Water World Ocean Park Grand Opening
The wait is over. Hong Kong’s Ocean Park highly anticipated water park featuring 27 indoor and outdoor, all-weather attractions will open its doors this month. Early-bird tickets available, prices vary. Ocean Park, Aberdeen.
When: September 21
Where: Ocean Park, Aberdeen
Full Moon Charity Yoga
Led by Sandra Chan, the Outdoor Yoga HK welcomes everyone to connect with themselves through Forrest Yoga and meditation under the full moon to celebrate the mid-autumn festival.
When: September 21, 7pm-8.30pm.
Where: Tamar Park, Harcourt Road, Admiralty.
Mid-Autumn Festival
Celebrate the harvest by lighting up and lanturn and tucking into a mooncake. Enjoy colourful and bright lantern displays across Hong Kong including the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade.
When: September 22
Where: Across Hong Kong
