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Best Family-Friendly Events In Hong Kong – October 2026
Read On For Events Not To Miss In October For Kids And Families In Hong Kong
Updated: October 9, 2026
2026 Sep 01 - 2026 Oct 31
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The Disgusting Food Museum
September 28 - November 26, 2026- What: Brave families, this one is for you. The Disgusting Food Museum, the Swedish touring exhibition that has already turned stomachs in Los Angeles, Berlin, Bordeaux and Taipei, sets up at GATE33 Gallery inside AIRSIDE, Kai Tak, from September 29 to November 26, 2026. More than 80 polarising dishes from 35 countries are laid out across five zones, from Icelandic fermented shark and Peruvian frog juice to Sardinian maggot cheese, with scent stations by Hong Kong perfumers so you can smell before you commit. Every ticket comes with a sick bag, and an optional Tasting Bar lets the bold among you sample cricket snacks, Vegemite and sauerkraut juice. Best for curious kids aged 8 and up who enjoy a dare; tickets start at HK$48 with early bird pricing, and under 3s go free.
- When: September 28 - November 26, 2026
- Where: GATE33 Gallery, 3/F, AIRSIDE, 2 Coordinated Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong, https://www.airside.com.hk/experience/gate33-gallery
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Fly Me to the Moon - A 380,000 km Odyssey At K11 MUSEA
October 2 - 22 November 2026Space-obsessed kids, this one's for you. Fly Me to the Moon – A 380,000 km Odyssey lands at K11 MUSEA this autumn, taking families on an immersive voyage to the lunar surface through panoramic installations, multi-sensory rooms and sweeping cosmic visuals. Strap in for a realistic launch and touchdown in a light-and-sound simulator, tour a futuristic lunar habitat and design your own moon base with real-time AI, get up close to rare state-of-the-art aerospace models and authentic space artefacts, and witness a breathtaking Earthrise from the moon's far side inside the immersive theatre. The experience spills out across three Tsim Sha Tsui spots, so pair it with a harbourfront stroll for an easy half-day out with the kids.
- What: Fly Me to the Moon - A 380,000 km Odyssey, an immersive space exhibition for families
- When: 2 October – 22 November 2026, 10 am – 9 pm daily
- Where: 6/F Exhibition Hall & Sculpture Park, K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; plus the Avenue of Stars and Salisbury Garden
- How much: HK$200 (age 12+) / HK$175 (under 12), via Ticketflap or at the door
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Retykle: Designer Kids Warehouse Sale In Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong
October 7-9, 2026Designer-label hunters, this sale is the one to clear the diary for. Retykle’s Hong Kong warehouse sale lands at the Wong Chuk Hang studio with discounted preloved and new kidswear, from baby layers to a fresh Fall edit for ages 0–14. Dig through 1,000-plus pieces priced at HK$30, grab an extra 50% off skiwear, and browse baby gear in the same room, five minutes from Wong Chuk Hang station. Weekday sessions run long enough for a school-run detour, and Saturday opens for families who need the weekend slot.
- What: Retykle Hong Kong warehouse sale, discounted designer preloved and new kidswear
- When: 7–9 October 2026, 9.30am–6pm; 10 October 2026, 11am–4pm
- Where: 8/F, Vita Tower B, 29 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang
- How much: 1,000+ items at HK$30; extra 50% off skiwear; baby gear and a new Fall edit, ages 0–14
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Halloween In Central
October 17-31, 2026Hongkong Land, supported by the Hong Kong Tourism Board and district partners, turns Central into a 15 night Halloween playground from 17 to 31 October 2026. Four large-scale installations light up Statue Square Gardens (South) every evening from 4pm, led by I Am Watching You, a giant eyeball rising over the fountain, alongside The Awakening gateway, the photo-ready Coffin Throne and The Jail, a haunted reimagining of the pavilion. They are free to wander with no booking needed, so you can do a costume walk-through before dinner. Chater Road then hosts four themed days, and 24 October is the one to circle with kids: Monster Mash Fest Family Day brings costumes, face painting, themed bouncy castle sessions, performances and Halloween treats. Costumes are encouraged everywhere and required nowhere.
- What:
- Four free installations at Statue Square Gardens, no booking required
- Sat 17 Oct: Boo st Your Mood Pickleball Day with Pick & Match, walk-in sign-up
- Sun 18 Oct: OPEN by HE.R Kick Off Party, advance booking required
- Sat 24 Oct: Monster Mash Fest Family Day, with face painting, performances and bouncy castle sessions (sign up on site for a timed session, fee applies)
- Sat 31 Oct: Halloween Night Unleashed, with cosplay, roving characters and themed performances
- When:
- Saturday 17 to Saturday 31 October 2026
- Installations nightly, 4:00pm to 11:30pm
- 31 October: installations open until 1:00am on 1 November
- Chater Road events on 17, 18, 24 and 31 October only, hours vary by event
- OPEN by HE.R on 18 October, 3pm to 10pm
- Where:
- Statue Square Gardens (South) and Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong
- MTR Central Station, a short flat stroller push to the square
- What:
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Halloween In Hong Kong
October 2026Check out our Halloween Events Guide for Hong Kong! Spooky season is in full swing across the city, and we’ve rounded up the best of it for every age. Brave Jackson Wang’s Under the Castle haunt at Ocean Park’s Grave Rave Halloween Fest (with gentle Bulu Boo trick-or-treating for the little ones), party like a villain at Hong Kong Disneyland, build glow-in-the-dark monsters at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre’s indoor Brick-or-Treat, and follow the Sweet Dreams photo trail and debut Cosplay Parade at Spooky Chills @ Discovery Bay. Families can also dance it out at Move For Life’s Halloween Baby Rave at Soho House, take over Chater Road at OPEN by HE.R’s all-ages masquerade, or hit the SPOOKY Halloween music carnival on the Wan Chai harbourfront – while grown-ups get free-flow Hops & Spells at Eaton HK and Zuma’s gothic Point of No Return night at Landmark.- What: Halloween and Falloween events across Hong Kong – haunted houses, trick-or-treat trails, indoor builds, family raves, street parties and adults-only nights
- When: September to 1 November 2026, with the big weekend on 30 October–1 November (Halloween night is Saturday 31 October)
- Where: all over Hong Kong, https://www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/events/seasonal-events-guides/top-halloween-events/
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Brick Or Treat At LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Hong Kong
Now - November 1, 2026The Minifigure Monsters have taken over LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Hong Kong, and they've brought a frightfully fun Halloween adventure with them. Little builders can glow up their creations in the Haunted Creative Workshop, hunt down five hidden skeletons in MINILAND® to crack a secret code and claim a mystery gift, add a mini monster to the Monster Parade, build a pumpkin for the Pumpkin Patch cart and leave their mark on the Halloween Mosaic Wall. There's also the return of The Great Monster Chase 4D movie, packed with spooky sights, sounds and sensations that are thrilling rather than terrifying. Best of all, every bit of it is included with admission, so you can spend the day playing, building and burning off energy under one roof. Peckish? Add the Halloween Special of Snack Pleasures Package for a themed donut and a box of Qoo juice.
- What: Brick or Treat, a Halloween takeover with glow-in-the-dark builds, a skeleton scavenger hunt, monster and pumpkin building challenges, a mosaic wall and The Great Monster Chase 4D movie. Suitable for all ages and included with admission.
- When: Now until 1 November 2026. Opening hours 11am to 7pm, with last entry at 6pm.
- Where: LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Hong Kong
- Good to know: Book online to guarantee entry and save up to 17%. Adults must be accompanied by a child to visit. Scavenger hunt gifts are available while stocks last.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month In Hong Kong
October 2026Every October the city turns pink, and there are plenty of ways for families to get involved. Breast Cancer Awareness Month raises funds for screening, patient support and research, and Hong Kong marks it with everything from charity walkathons to pink-themed bakes and dress-up days at work and school. The headline event is the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation's annual Pink Walk, a 3.5km charity walkathon at The Peak that takes around an hour to an hour and a half, making it very doable with kids and even pet-friendly. Elsewhere, the Hong Kong Cancer Fund's Pink Revolution runs all month with education and fundraising initiatives, while the Hong Kong Hereditary Breast Cancer Family Registry's Pink Desserts charity sale lets you support the cause simply by picking up a treat at participating cafes and bakeries. It's a lovely, low-key way to talk to children about health, kindness and looking out for the people we love.
- What: Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a month of family-friendly charity walks, fundraisers, pink dress-up days and awareness campaigns across Hong Kong
- When: Throughout October 2026
- Where: Venues across Hong Kong.
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Langham Place "Walk Me To Mars"
September 30 - November 1, 2026There's a planet hovering over Mong Kok this Halloween. Langham Place has teamed up with event curation brand PROJECT 31 to bring the Hong Kong premiere of MARS, the globally acclaimed touring installation by British artist Luke Jerram, whose Celestial Trilogy has drawn tens of millions of visitors across more than 50 countries, with showings at London's Natural History Museum and Art Basel Miami. Suspended high above the Level 4 Atrium, the seven-metre illuminated sphere is wrapped in highly detailed 120 DPI NASA imagery of the Martian surface, so every crater, valley and volcano is rendered in astonishing realism. Pair that with dynamic lighting and a bespoke surround soundscape by award-winning composer Dan Jones, and the atrium becomes a sort of urban space capsule. Kids can walk right underneath the Red Planet, peer down at it from the floors above and spot the volcanoes up close, and since it sits in the middle of a working shopping mall, you can fold a genuine world-class art encounter into an ordinary afternoon of errands, lunch and a spot of shopping. It's free, it's photogenic, and it makes a brilliant rainy day outing with space-mad little ones.
- What: Walk me to Mars, a free public art installation featuring Luke Jerram's MARS, a seven-metre glowing sculpture of the Red Planet with NASA surface imagery, dynamic lighting and an original soundscape
- When: 30 September to 1 November 2026, daily from 10:30am to 10:30pm
- Where: Level 4 Atrium, Langham Place, Mong Kok
- How much: Free to visit
- Good to know: The installation is right by the MTR at Mong Kok Station, so it's an easy add-on to a shopping or dining trip. Go on a weekday or earlier in the day if you want photos without the crowds, and look up from a few different floors for the best views.
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2026 Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon
October 11, 2026Hong Kong's roads close to traffic and open to cyclists for one day only this October, and there's a ride for the whole family. The Cyclothon returns on 11 October with the prestigious UCI Class 1.1 Road Race back on the calendar, bringing 17 elite professional teams to race a 100km course past the Hong Kong Palace Museum, ICC, Stonecutters Bridge and the Central Kowloon Bypass. Keen adult riders can tackle the brand new "3 Bridges, 5 Tunnels" 56km route across Tsing Ma Bridge, Ting Kau Bridge and Stonecutters Bridge, or the slightly gentler 32km "2 Bridges, 2 Tunnels" option. For families, the Covation Family Fun Ride is the pick: a cycling treasure hunt through West Kowloon Cultural District where one grown-up and one child pedal around solving clues and completing missions. Not riding? Head to the Cyclothon Carnival at West Kowloon, which runs all day, and cheer the pros from the viewing zone on Museum Drive.
- What: 2026 Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon, a day of closed-road cycling including a family treasure hunt ride, amateur rides, a UCI Class 1.1 pro road race and an all-day carnival
- When: Sunday 11 October 2026
- Where: West Kowloon Cultural District, with routes running across the city's bridges and tunnels. Pro race viewing zone at Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District
- Good to know: Online registration opened on 20 August on a first-come, first-served basis. The 32km and 56km rides have a 16 to 70 age limit and all riders must pass a cycling technique assessment unless exempt.
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Move For Life Halloween Baby Rave At Soho House, Sheung Wan Hong Kong
November 1, 2026Forget booking a babysitter; this Halloween party is one the whole family piles into together. Move For Life's Baby Rave takes over Soho House in Sheung Wan for one glorious afternoon session, with everyone from 3-month-olds to five-year-olds welcome on the dancefloor alongside their grown-ups. Expect a live DJ spinning well known EDM tracks mixed with remixes of kids' classics, so little knees and big knees end up bopping to exactly the same beat. Dig out the glitter, the sunglasses and the most outrageous costumes you can muster, because this is that rare party where parents genuinely get to let loose with their little ravers right beside them. It's three hours of proper dancing, silly outfits and the kind of family memory-making that beats another afternoon at the playground.
- What: Baby Rave Halloween Edition 2026, a Halloween family dance party with a live DJ playing EDM and remixed kids' tunes, for children aged 3 months to 5 years and their grown-ups
- When: Sunday 1 November 2026, 1pm to 4pm.
- Where: Soho House, 33 Des Voeux Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
- How much: HK$450 for one adult and one child, or HK$650 for two adults and two children. Additional children are HK$100 and additional adults HK$200, plus a small ticket service fee on all bookings
- Good to know: Costumes are very much encouraged, so bring the glitter and the face paint. Previous Baby Raves have sold out, so book ahead rather than leaving it to the day
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The Weeknd: After Hours Til Dawn Tour
October 24 - 31, 2026One of the biggest tours in history lands at Kai Tak Stadium this October, and Hong Kong gets four nights of it. The Weeknd brings his record-breaking After Hours Til Dawn stadium show to town, a career-spanning set drawn from his After Hours, Dawn FM and Hurry Up Tomorrow trilogy, wrapped in the kind of enormous, cinematic production that has already pulled in more than 7.5 million fans across 153 shows worldwide. Expect Blinding Lights, Save Your Tears, Starboy and Die For You belted back at the stage by 50,000 people, plus towering visuals and a light show that turns the whole stadium into a spectacle. It's a proper bucket list night out for music-loving teens and parents alike, though do note the late finish and the standing zone age limits before you plan a family outing.
Heads up: all four Hong Kong shows are now SOLD OUT. Keep an eye on the official HK Ticketing and Live Nation Hong Kong channels in case of returns or last-minute releases, and steer clear of unauthorised resellers.
- What: The Weeknd: After Hours Til Dawn Tour, a stadium concert on the Asia leg of his world tour
- When: October 24 - 31, 2026
- Where: Kai Tak Stadium, 38 to 39 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak Sports Park, Kowloon
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Herzog & de Meuron: In Focus At M+ Museum
From September 12, 2026- What: M+ turns five this year, and the museum is marking the occasion with a gift from the architects who designed the building itself. Herzog & de Meuron: In Focus unveils a major donation to the M+ Collections from the celebrated Swiss firm (founded 1978), bringing together newly donated models, drawings and material samples from their built and unbuilt projects across China. Little ones will love spotting the miniature versions of buildings they may already know - including M+ itself (2012–2021), Tai Kwun in Central (2006–2018) and Beijing's National Stadium, better known as the Bird's Nest (2002–2008) - alongside urban planning works that explore how landscape shapes the cities we live in.
- When: From September 12, 2026
- Where: Focus Gallery, L2, M+, 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon, Hong Kong, https://www.mplus.org.hk/en/exhibitions/herzog-de-meuron-in-focus/
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PMQ Coffee Agenda 2026
October 16 - 19, 2026Calling all caffeine fans: PMQ is turning into a four-day flavour playground this October. Spread across two floors, PMQ Coffee Agenda 2026 brings together more than 50 local and international coffee lifestyle brands, world champion baristas, latte art showdowns, cupping sessions and a Roaster Village tracing beans from seed to cup. There's plenty to keep non-coffee drinkers happy too, with dim sum, sourdough, bakes and sweet treats dotted around the Courtyard and Marketplace. Grab a limited-edition Tasting Cup (in Mauve Purple, Pear Yellow or Midnight Blue) and let the whole family wander, sip and snack their way through Central's coolest heritage hangout.
- What: PMQ Coffee Agenda 2026, an annual specialty coffee festival with tastings, brewing demos, workshops, roasting experiences, guided coffee tours, and food and drink stalls
- When: October 16 - 19, 2026
- Where: Courtyard and Marketplace, G/F and Qube, 2/F, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central
- Good to know: Each ticket includes an entry wristband valid for one person on the date booked, and same-day re-entry is allowed. Collect tickets and tasting sets at the PMQ Coffee Agenda Ticket Booth in the Courtyard.
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WestK Picnic Fest
September 18 - October 11, 2026- What: Picnic on the harbourfront without carrying a thing. Across selected long weekends from September 18 to October 11, 2026, WestK Picnic Fest sets up on Harbourside East Lawn in Art Park, where the Information Booth rents out mats, kids' chairs, tables, lanterns, and even umbrellas from HK$40. Entry is free, and the lawn fills with food stalls, live music, and a DJ x Bubble Party, plus family workshops from The Picnic Club Hong Kong for ages 4 and up. Cyclists can add the HK$348 Bike & Picnic Pass for a four-hour tokyobike rental with a free mat and lantern. Open 2pm-9pm (2pm-6pm on Thursday, October 1).
- When: September 18 - October 11, 2026
- Where: Harbourside East Lawn, Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong, https://www.westk.hk/en/event/picnic-fest
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Thrive In Parenting Summit 2026
October 31, 2026Parenting can feel like a lot of doing and not much being. The Thrive in Parenting Summit 2026 returns to Hong Kong with a theme that hits close to home: Generational. After an inaugural year focused on helping parents feel more balanced, this second edition digs deeper into the relationships that shaped us, the bonds we are still repairing, and the support systems that help us raise emotionally healthier kids. Expect expert-led talks, honest intergenerational stories, and moments of connection through movement and reflection. It is designed to feel less like a lecture and more like a genuinely meaningful gathering, with food and drink plus a gratitude bag for every ticket holder.
- What: Thrive in Parenting Summit 2026, a one-day wellness and parenting summit for mums, dads, and caregivers
- When: Saturday 31 October 2026, 10am to 3pm
- Where: the Hive Kennedy Town, 6th floor, 12P Smithfield, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong
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Anne Imhof House Of Swans
September 25 - January 3, 2026Ballet inside a former prison is a strong sell for a Saturday in Central. Tai Kwun Contemporary presents Anne Imhof: House of Swans, the German artist's first major solo exhibition in Asia, staged across three floors of JC Contemporary and F Hall. Curated by Ying Kwok and Tiffany Leung, the show is a monumental new commission spanning oil paintings, bronze sculptures, video, sonic installations and atmospheric scenography, with live performance woven through the run. The title work is Imhof's first ballet, following a heroine on her path to love through a chaotic future cityscape, performed by dancers and musicians from Hong Kong Ballet alongside American Ballet Theatre principal Devon Teuscher. Imhof won the Golden Lion at the 2017 Venice Biennale, so this is a genuine big-name moment for the city. A heads up for parents: the mood is dark, moody and immersive with loud sound and dim galleries, so it leans older kids and teens rather than toddlers, and it makes a great cultural outing for art-curious tweens or a rare kid-free date afternoon.
- What: Anne Imhof: House of Swans, a large-scale exhibition of new paintings, bronzes, video and sound installations plus live ballet performances with Hong Kong Ballet
- When:
- Exhibition: Friday 25 September 2026 to Sunday 3 January 2027
- Gallery hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 7pm (closed Mondays)
- Opening performances: 25 and 26 September 2026 at 3pm, running around 70 minutes
- Adapted Hong Kong Ballet performances: selected dates from 3 October to 29 November 2026, 2:30pm to 3:15pm and 3:45pm to 4:30pm
- Where: JC Contemporary and F Hall, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central. Easiest access is via the footbridge from the Central to Mid-Levels Escalator
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Ocean Park Halloween Fest Pop-Up At ELEMENTS
September 24 - October 11, 2026- What: Not quite ready to brave the Park itself? Ocean Park's Halloween troupe is taking its ghoulish show on the road, with free pop-ups landing at the Metal Zone atrium at ELEMENTS in West Kowloon from 24 September to 11 October 2026, with live character meet-and-greets plus free face painting on selected days—always a winner with little ones. At both stops, don't miss the AR Mirror, which digitally dresses everyone up in Grave Rave party looks in real time and sends you off with a fun electronic invitation-style photo. It's a great low-commitment way to test how your crew handles the spooky stuff before booking tickets to the main Halloween Fest at Ocean Park!
- When: September 24 - October 11, 2026
- Where: Elements, Hong Kong, https://www.oceanpark.com.hk/en/a-day-at-the-park/events/halloween-fest-2026
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Ocean Park Halloween Fest 2026
September 5 - November 1, 2026- What: Hong Kong's biggest Halloween party is back, and this year it's a full-blown "Grave Rave" — over 120 ghouls roaming the grounds, led by Pumpkie and Spookie, Voodoo Boo, the Lady Ghost in Red and the Asylum Warden. Thrill-seekers get five haunted experiences, headlined by Under the Castle, a debut collaboration with Jackson Wang's fantasy IP, plus Voodoo Boo Terror Park (3D glasses required), Troublesome Night 8, Forbidden Asylum and the Hong Kong Paranormal Barrier — note some have age restrictions. Younger kids are well looked after with the Bulu Boo Trick-or-Treat Party, Trick or Roll games, the Horror-thrill Ocean Express and the Gala of Lights show at Aqua City Lagoon, while the Korean OPPAs return as underworld boy band "Demoon King." General admission is HK$538 adult / HK$269 child, with Triple Terror Combos from HK$238 and AEON cardholder discounts from 1 September. Can't make it to Aberdeen? Catch the free pop-ups at Hysan Place (11–22 Sept) and ELEMENTS (24 Sept – 11 Oct, with face-painting).
- When: 5 September – 1 November 2026
- Where: Ocean Park, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, https://www.oceanpark.com.hk/en/a-day-at-the-park/events/halloween-fest-2026
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Party Like a Villain: Disney Halloween Time At Hong Kong Disneyland 2026
September 18 - November 1, 2026- What: The heroes step aside this autumn as the Villains take over Hong Kong Disneyland for six wicked weeks. The theme — Party Like a Villain - is less invitation than dare: dress up, break the rules, misbehave beautifully. Maleficent leads Hades, Captain Hook, Jafar and Oogie Boogie down an expanded Main Street route in Uninvited! A Villains Takeover Party, and kids in their most fiendish costumes might be summoned to the villain tables. Expect roaming villains, Mickey and Friends in "Spooky Rock Band" looks, new Duffy costumes, trick-or-treating at more spots than last year, and Jack Skellington's The Nightmare Before Dinner back at River View Cafe (from HK$398 child / HK$498 adult). Glowing Blood Bag drinks and coffin desserts, too.
- When: 18 September – 1 November 2026
- Where: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/disney-halloween-time-intl/
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Museum Of Illusions Opens At The Peak
October 2026Illusion fans, The Peak has a new rainy-day reason to go up the hill. Museum of Illusions Hong Kong opens this October inside Peak Galleria, the brand’s first Hong Kong home and its largest in Asia, with more than 50 hands-on rooms across over 11,000 square feet. Kids shrink in the Ames Room, wobble through the Vortex Tunnel and pose in a Hong Kong-only ding ding Reversed Room and a cha chaan teng illusion. Nothing is a ride with a height bar. Plan 60–90 minutes, hold a preschooler’s hand in the tunnel, and step out onto the Peak Galleria Green Terrace for a free harbour view after. The exact opening day and hours are still to be confirmed, and tickets are on sale via Klook.
- What: Museum of Illusions Hong Kong, an all-ages indoor illusion museum, best from about 5
- When: Opening this October 2026; exact day and hours still to be confirmed
- Where: Shops G03, 101-103 and 105, Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak
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The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival 2026
October 29 - November 1, 2026Food-loving families, save a harbourfront afternoon for this one. The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival turns the Central Harbourfront Event Space and Tamar Park into a four-day feast, with street snacks, chef dishes, sparkling teas and low-alcohol drinks alongside the wine pavilions, plus daytime activities and live music by Victoria Harbour. Paths are flat and stroller-friendly. A late Saturday afternoon is the sweet spot with kids: wander the booths, then leave before the late-night crowd. Under-3s go free, and children aged 3–11 pay the concession rate.
- What: Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival, a harbourfront food festival with family-friendly daytime activities
- When: 29 October - 1 November 2026; Thursday 7.30pm–12am; Friday and Saturday 1pm–1am; Sunday 1pm–12am
- Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space and Tamar Park, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central
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ONGOING EVENTS
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Step Into Persia Cultural Exhibition
September 4, 2026 – March 5, 2027- What: Looking for an enriching family activity? Check out Wei Gallery's Family Guided Tour: Persian Carpet Explorer, perfect for kids aged 5–10! Held at the historic Chatham Maison in Mid-Levels, this 90-minute tour combines storytelling, art appreciation, and hands-on activities to bring the 2,500-year-old history of Persian carpets to life. Kids can enjoy games, storytelling, and carpet design, while parents soak in the cultural immersion. Small group sizes (max 5 kids) ensure an intimate, engaging experience. Available in English or Mandarin—book at least two weeks in advance!
- When: September 4, 2026 – March 5, 2027 (Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays only)
- Where: 1 Chatham Path, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, https://persiancarpetexplorer.youcanbook.me/
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L’ÉCOLE, SCHOOL OF JEWELRY ARTS: Precious Coral, From Curiosity To Treasures Exhibition In Hong Kong
Explore Rare Jewelry, Marine Wonders, And Hands-On Family Activities At This Free Hong Kong ExhibitionLooking for a unique family outing in Hong Kong? L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts invites visitors to explore Precious Coral, from Curiosity to Treasures, a fascinating exhibition dedicated to one of the most captivating materials in jewelry history. Running until October 11, 2026, the exhibition features approximately 120 exceptional jewelry creations and rare coral specimens from prestigious collections and institutions around the world.
Through engaging displays, families can discover precious coral from three different perspectives—Biology & Gemology, Craftsmanship, and History. From learning how coral forms beneath the ocean's surface to seeing how skilled artisans transform it into exquisite jewelry, the exhibition offers plenty of opportunities for curious minds to learn and explore together.
Little ones won't be left out either. Kids can enjoy fun coloring activities and dress up in ocean-themed costumes, adding a playful touch to the experience. Complimentary guided tours are available daily in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, making this free exhibition an enriching cultural adventure for visitors of all ages.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
- Free admission and guided tours for all visitors
- Approximately 120 rare jewelry pieces and coral specimens on display
- Engaging mix of art, science, culture, and history
- Interactive children's activities including coloring and dress-up experiences
- Multilingual guided tours in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin
- Convenient location inside K11 MUSEA in Tsim Sha Tsui
L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts, 510A, 5F, K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, +852 2653 0030, [email protected]
*Exhibition & Guided Tours: Daily, 10am–7pm
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Better Together: Dive Into Hong Kong Cinema At Tai Kwun
June 23 - October 4, 2026- What: Step into the action-packed world of Hong Kong cinema at Better Together – Partnering Up for Hong Kong Movies, opening this weekend at Tai Kwun. Celebrate the iconic Cantonese spirit of "paak zyu soeng" ("partner up") through recreated action scenes, iconic props, and behind-the-scenes setups showcasing the magic of stunts, car chases, and stunning special effects. Perfect for movie lovers of all ages, this interactive exhibition highlights creativity, teamwork, and the cinematic achievements that inspired Hollywood. Tickets start at HK$30 and are available now on Klook, with special Buy-One-Get-One-Free offers for TK FAN members!
- When: June 23 - October 4, 2026
- Where: Duplex Studio, Tai Kwun, Central, Hong Kong, https://www.taikwun.hk/
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M+’s Design Ah! Experience The Wonder Of Everyday Design
June 27 - January 10, 2027- What: Discover how design shapes everyday life at M+’s Design Ah! Experience the Wonder of Everyday Design, running from June 27, 2026, to January 10, 2027, in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Cultural District. Based on the Japanese TV show Design Ah! This interactive exhibition features 21 stations exploring daily actions like walking and eating through hands-on games, immersive installations, and family-friendly activities. Don’t miss Family Days, summer camps, and the M+ Ah! Facade Commission lighting up nightly. Tickets start at HK$100—get yours now!
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The Met’s Treasures Of Global Jewelry At Hong Kong Palace Museum
Now – October 19, 2026- What: Discover sparkle and wonder at the Hong Kong Palace Museum with Treasures of Global Jewellery from The Metropolitan Museum of Art: The Body Transformed. Featuring 200 iconic pieces from The Met’s collection, this dazzling exhibition, their first in the Greater Bay Area, explores 4,000 years of jewelry across five continents, showcasing how adornments express belief, beauty, and identity. Kids will love spotting ancient treasures, royal gems, and contemporary creations, sparking chats about history, art, and culture.
- When: Now – October 19, 2026
- Where: Gallery 8, Hong Palace Museum, 8 Museum Drive, West Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, https://www.hkpm.org.hk/en/exhibition/treasures-of-global-jewellery-from-the-metropolitan-museum-of-art-the-body-transformed
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The Great Solar System Adventure 3D Show At The Hong Kong Space Museum
Now - October 14, 2026- What: Blast off into space with The Great Solar System Adventure! 3D, the latest family-friendly show at the Hong Kong Space Museum’s Space Theatre. Running from 15 October 2025 to 14 October 2026, this 25-minute 3D dome experience is perfect for space enthusiasts aged 6 and above. Join The Great Schiaparelli, your adventurous guide, on an epic journey through the Solar System, dodging Mercury’s extreme temperatures, navigating Venus’s high-pressure atmosphere, landing on Mars, and exploring the wonders of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. With stunning visuals and engaging commentary, it’s an unforgettable cosmic adventure.
- Where: The Great Solar System Adventure 3D Show, Hong Kong Space Museum, 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, https://hk.space.museum/en/web/spm/shows/3d-show/great-solar-system-adventure-3d.html
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