Shi Fu Miz Festival Returns To Tai Tong EcoPark This November 2026

Shi Fu Miz turns 10 on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Tai Tong Organic EcoPark in Yuen Long! The outdoor electronic music festival runs from 12:00pm through to 4:00am the next morning, with four stages, a lineup of international and local artists, plus workshops, wellness and other activities still being added.

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It started in 2016 on Lantau and spent years on Cheung Chau before settling at this eco-park. Expect house, deep house, disco, UK-influenced sounds and more across the stages. Names include Chez Damier, Dr. Rubinstein, DJ MARIA., Dream 2 Science, Mamie’s, Mr. Ho and Xiaolin, alongside Hong Kong collectives.

Kids under 12 get in free (no ticket needed) but must be with an adult. Anyone under 18 also needs an accompanying adult. The EcoPark itself has a playground, ponds and open space, and previous editions have included rock painting, henna, yoga, dance classes and similar family-friendly extras. Tickets start from around HK$488 depending on tier and are available via Eventbrite or Tiks Asia (bus and group tickets on the latter).

Details

• Dates: Saturday, November 14, 2026, 12:00pm–Sunday, November 15, 2026, 4:00am
• Venue: Tai Tong Organic EcoPark, Tai Tong Shan Road, Yuen Long, New Territories
• Tickets: From approximately HK$488 (tiers vary; student and timed-entry options available)
• Kids under 12: Free entry (must be accompanied by an adult); under 18s also require an adult
• Lineup: Chez Damier, Dr. Rubinstein, DJ MARIA., Dream 2 Science, Mamie’s, Mr. Ho, Xiaolin and more
• Extras: Workshops, wellness, marketplace and outdoor cinema (details TBA)

The Scoop
It’s one of the more outdoor, nature-based music festivals in Hong Kong, which makes it easier to take younger kids than a typical late-night club or stadium show. The free entry for under-12s helps, and the eco-park setting (lychee trees, ponds, open fields) gives them somewhere to move around during the day.

Family-friendly tips:
Getting there takes planning. MTR to Long Ping then K66 bus to Tai Tong Shan Road, followed by a roughly 15-minute walk, or taxi/minibus options. Check the official site closer to the date for shuttle or bus ticket info.

• It’s a long day-to-night event outdoors. Pack layers, sunscreen for the afternoon, and comfortable shoes. Food and drinks are sold on site; outside food and drinks are not allowed.
• Strollers are possible on the open paths but the ground is uneven in places. The playground and open areas help for younger kids during daylight hours.
• Pets are not allowed. Bring photo ID for entry. Wristbands are exchanged at the gate and can’t be replaced if lost.