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Explore a selection of gift, food, and charity stalls at this family-friendly fair. Highlights include a vintage clothing stall, bake sale, and second-hand book sale. There are plenty of games and activities for children and lots of delicious food including a sausage sizzle, Korean food, Chinese food, and lemonade stand.
When: Saturday, November 21 (10am – 4pm)
Where: Hau Yuen Path, Braemar Hill, North Point
How much: Free
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Explore this fun community event with over 75 stalls to visit, as well as live music from student bands, a bouncy castle, laser tag, and face-painting. Visit Santa’s grotto, enter a raffle, and nibble on food from the selection of stalls operated by both parents and commercial vendors.
When: Saturday, November 21 (12noon – 6pm)
Where: 3, Lai Wo Lane, Fo Tan, Sha Tin (free buses run from Exit B of Sha Tin MTR, next to the mini bus terminal 69K, from 1:30am throughout the day)
How much: Free
Visit the event website to see a schedule of activities
Join Adam Weirick for a blissful session of free yoga in beautiful Tamar Park. This week he will guide you though a vibrant, fun, and energising 90-minute practice of Alignment-Based Vinyasa, introducing the four basic elements that should be applied to each and every pose. The session is completely free and is suitable for all levels, with beginner friendly options for all challenging or intermediate poses. Just bring your own mat or towel, and some water, and prepare to relax and recharge.
When: Saturday, November 21 (11am - 12pm)
Where: Tamar Park, Admiralty
How much: Free
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Bigger and louder than ever before, the Lan Kwai Fong Carnival returns this weekend with a “Korean Theme” that is guaranteed to get your taste buds tingling and your booty shaking. Watch the streets transform into colorful chaos as clowns, jugglers, and magicians come together with Korean drum performances and K-pop dances to create the ultimate party atmosphere. Visitors will be pampered with Korea’s signature food, Soju, and rice wine, while professional hairstylists, make-up services, and face painters will be on hand to make you look the part. Party-goers are encouraged to dress Hanbok (traditional Korean costumes) and take pictures in front of the well-known “Korean” scenes.
When: November 21 - 22, (1pm - late)
Where: Lan Kwai Fong
How much: Free
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Notorious Spanish street artist, Victoriano strikes again with his debut Hong Kong solo exhibition, Cash & Carrier at California Tower. A master of graffiti and photo-realistic works in spray, Victoriano's pieces can be found throughout the streets of Hong Kong. With a self-professed obsession with luxury iconography, the show contemplates concepts of brand imagery and status, and offers the artist’s observation of a world in which the power of the brand is absolute.
The organisers of Best of British Hong Kong have brought a series of British-inspired events to our doorstep this November, and what better way to go out with a bang than by throwing a vintage garden party? Featuring live music, kids’ entertainment, and (fingers crossed) sunny skies, the final event of the programme will play host to the best of British food and drink. Cucumber sandwich and a glass of bubbly, anyone? Entry is free but you do need to register online, and there is a limit of two tickets per email registration due to popular demand.
When: Sunday, November 22, (12pm - 9pm)
Where: Chater Garden, Chater Road, Central
How much: Free (but registration is necessary)
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Tired of the same old LKF party scene? Then why not take advantage of this daytime pop-up party which makes the most of our city's rooftops. This time round, the venue is the beautiful outdoor terrace of Armani/Prive in Central, where you can enjoy amazing tunes, drinks, and nibbles while taking in breathtaking views of our city. Entry is only $50, which can be paid on the door, but make sure you arrive early as these events usually fill up fast.
When: Sunday, November 22, (3pm - 9.30pm)
Where: Armani Prive , 2/F, Landmark Chater, Chater House, 8 Connaught Road, Central
How much: $50 entry (cash payment on the door)
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Keep your eyes peeled people because the largest art installation ever to hit Hong Kong is finally upon us, thanks to British artist Antony Gormley. He has placed 31 life-size body “naked man” sculptures on rooftops around Central and Western districts, including the tops of St George's Building and City Hall, and at ground level at The Plaza LKF. Titled 'Event Horizon', the exhibition aims to make art accessible to the public, and examines the relationship between humans and their environments. Shaped in the body form of the artist himself, the art pieces encourage passerby to "look up and look again at familiar places in a new way." They will remain in the city for the next six months so watch out ... just don't forget to look where you're going!
When: NOW - May 18, 2016
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Sophie is always on the lookout for a great story and her next big adventure and loves nothing more than discovering the city’s hidden gems—and most delicious cocktails. When she’s not exploring new places, she’s off travelling and ticking countries off her bucket list.
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