So much to do, so little time? Get the scoop on the best things to do this weekend in Hong Kong.
Beyond the usual buzz of Hong Kong, I’ve scoured the city to bring you the hottest happenings to maximize fun for this weekend! From leisurely strolling at a major cultural fair while experiencing iconic food offerings with live music, to exploring a unique art exhibition and soaking up the creative vibes at a local arts and music hub, you’re bound to find something that tickles your fancy on this list. Read on for my curated weekend guide in the 852, designed for those who love to plan ahead for unforgettable experiences.
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Things to do this weekend in Hong Kong
A quick glance at my personal weekend itinerary:
- A taste of tradition: Yu Lan Cultural Festival 2025
- Hong Kong abstracted: Harbour Fragments
- Dress your little ones in the best: Retykle Studio Sale
Now, whip your calendars out for the full list.
1. Hopewell Coffee Grove Market
Calling all coffee lovers! The “Hopewell Coffee Grove Market” at Hopewell Mall features over 30 local coffee brands. Enjoy “Hopewell Afternoon Tea” with “KamCha” milk tea, free tastings of “Pale Ink” liqueur, live music, and a chance to learn about brewing Hong Kong-style milk tea.
When: 4 – 7th and 11–14th, September 2025
How much: Free admission
Where: Atrium, 3/F, Hopewell Mall, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
2. Tumi: 50th Anniversary Pop-up
Calling all fashionistas – Tumi introduces its latest Fall/Winter collection at its new pop-up at Sogo, Causeway Bay! Designed with the vibrant buzz and couture culture of New York City in mind, the collection blends beautiful craftsmanship with innovative functionality. In addition, those who sign up as both a Tumi Exclusives Club member and Sogo Rewards member will receive a complimentary fragrance tester, while those who spend above $8,000 on full price items will receive a 19 Degree Aluminium gold card case. Don’t miss out on these pop-up exclusives!
When: Until 29 October 2025
How much: Free to enter
Address: Tumi: 50th Anniversary Pop-up, G/F, SOGO Department Store, 555 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
3. Landmark: Find Your Chapter Book Stop pop-up
A reading hub has landed in the heart of Central! Fellow bookworms can immerse themselves into a whimsical book nook in the Landmark Atrium until 30 September. Stocked with a diverse selection from Bookazine, you can flip through engaging stories from classics to contemporary titles. And if you think you’ve secured a page turner, consider bringing it home at full price, donate a book to receive 10% off, or redeem your chosen read with a minimum spend of $600 at any store in the mall. I’m beyond thrilled to see Bookazine receiving some well-deserved love, especially after continual closures of other bookstores in Hong Kong. Feel free to say hello if you spot me browsing for my next summer read!
When: 11am – 7pm every day until 30 September 2025
How much: Free to enter
Address: 2/F, Landmark, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
4. Yu Lan Cultural Festival 2025
While the Hungry Ghost Festival might be behind us, Hong Kong’s Chiu Chow community is just getting the festivities started. This weekend, make your way to Causeway Bay for the Yu Lan Cultural Festival, where traditional rituals meet with contemporary carnival games. Visit to browse through collectibles, and enjoy a Cantonese opera-inspired play!
When: 12 – 14 September 2025
How much: Free to enter
Address: Moreton Temporary Playground, Moreton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
5. @N1MALX: Non-Human Life
Explore the evolving relationship between humans and animals at Bonhams Hong Kong. Featuring works from over 20 local and international artists, this exhibition invites you to see life through an animal’s eyes, showcasing creativity across various mediums.
When: Until 20 September 2025
How much: Free admission
Where: 10/F, Six Pacific Place, 50 Queen’s Road East, Hong Kong
6. Tai Kwun: Undercover Underworld
Attention cinephiles, here’s an exhibition you won’t want to miss! Step back in time at Undercover Underworld, an immersive showcase of Hong Kong’s golden age of cinema, with a focus on spy movies and undercover flicks. Spotlighting classics like Internal Affairs, City on Fire, A Better Tomorrow, and more, curators Sunny Chan and Kristof Van den Troost have worked alongside local artists to recreate interactive replicates of iconic scenes. The Federation of Hong Kong Filmmakers has also donated several archival items, such as storyboards, scripts, and prestigious trophies, to be displayed at the exhibition.. Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in this cinematic wonderland!
When: 11am – 7pm until 5 Oct 2025
How much: Tickets from $25 per person, with discounts during the initial opening
Address: Duplex Studio, Block 01, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
7. Versailles: The Lost Gardens of the Sun King
As summer reaches its peak, Visionairs at West Kowloon Art Park unveils Versailles: Lost Gardens of the Sun King, a groundbreaking virtual reality experience launched in collaboration with GEDEON Experiences, Small Creative, VIVE Arts, and Château dae Versailles. This innovative installation allows visitors to explore the magnificent gardens of the Palace of Versailles without leaving Hong Kong.
When: Until 8 November 2025
How much: Starting from $168
Where: GF-01/02/03, 22 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Art Park, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
8. Gagosian: Harbour Fragments
Gagosian is bringing the vibrant works of American artist Rick Lowe to Hong Kong this weekend. Inspired by the city’s urban development, cityscapes, and unique fusion of traditional and contemporary elements, Lowe has created a brand-new series of works for his first solo exhibition in Asia. Through abstract aerial and harbour views of the city, Lowe presents our dynamic metropolis in a captivating and intriguing new form.
When: 11 September – 1 November 2025
How much: Free to enter
Address: Gagosian Hong Kong, 7/F, Pedder Building, 12 Pedder Street, Central, Hong Kong
9. Digimon 25th Anniversary Exhibition
Prepare yourself for a dose of nostalgia! The popular Japanese cartoon series Digimon is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a special exhibition at anime hotspot, Incubase. Head over to Mong Kok for a series of displays, including reenactments from the anime, various photo spots, and more.
When: 11am – 10pm every day until 21 September 2025
How much: From $65 per person
Address: Incubase, Mong Kok, Hong Kong
10. Touch Gallery: Where Time Engraves
If you’re like me and enjoy a pottery and ceramics class from time to time, then you should check out Touch Gallery’s latest exhibition! Celebrating its seventh anniversary, Touch Gallery is inviting nine ceramic talents from Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong for a showcase of contemporary teaware from East Asia.
When: 11am – 7pm, until 28 September 2025
How much: Free to enter
Address: Touch Gallery, Shop 203, 2/F, Block 3 Barrack Block, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
11. Restart! Beyond Gaming Exhibition
It’s time for a major dose of nostalgia! The Restart! Beyond Gaming Exhibition at Airside’s Gate33 Gallery has got us buzzing. Free to entry, this vibrant showcase is a brilliant celebration of Hong Kong’s gaming history that takes you on a Mario Kart ride from the ’70s to today. The great storytelling illustrates how and why video games are so much more than just a pastime.
When: Until 9 November 2025
How much: Free to enter
Where: Gate33 Gallery, Shop 312, 3/F, Airside, 2 Concorde Road, Kai Tak, Hong Kong
12. The 16th HK International Comedy Festival: Kavin Jay
Get ready to get a belly of laughs at the 16th HK International Comedy Festival! International sensation Kavin Jay will be taking the stage by storm with his signature jibs and jabs this weekend. Simply get your tickets and arrive for a good time!
When: 12 – 13 September 2025
How much: From $378 per person
Address: TakeOut Comedy, 34 Elgin Street, Central, Hong Kong
13. Retykle Studio Sale
Here’s your chance to snatch up some designer kids wear at discounted prices! Retykle is hosting one of its latest studio sales this week through Saturday. Alongside preloved clothing and toys, you can browse across a curated selection of new designer items from Little Marc Jacobs, Mimisol, and more. With up to 85% off plus extra markdowns on a variety of styles and toys for your little ones, this is an unmissable sale for moms and dads in town!
When: Mon – Fri, 9:30am – 6pm; Sat, 12 – 4pm until 13 September 2025
Address: Retykle, 8/F, Vita Tower B, 29 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Hong Kong
What’s your weekend itinerary? DM @honeycombershk on Instagram or drop me an email at celia.lee@thehoneycombers.com.
