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Looking for things to do this weekend? Here’s our rundown of the best events and things to do in Hong Kong. See what else is coming up in our events calendar.
Gather your crew and get ready to experience the ultimate fusion of fashion, art, and music at M+’s next edition of M+ at Night on 4 October! Dubbed “Couture Rhapsody,” this event gathers an incredible line-up of live music acts. Find out more here.
International pop sensation Anne-Marie is coming to rock-a-bye Hong Kong audiences at the MacPherson Stadium on 3 October! With an instantly recognisable voice, even those who aren’t familiar with the artist will know some of her global charting hits, such as Rockabye, Friends, and 2002. Learn more here.
John Legend returns to Hong Kong after six years for an evening of soulful music and crooning. An Evening With John Legend: A Night of Songs And Stories in Hong Kong will take place on 4 October at AXA x Wonderland. Check out the details here.
After the success of the “Madame Song: Pioneering Art and Fashion in China” exhibition, M+ has announced its next big fashion exhibition: “Guo Pei: Fashioning Imagination” will be unveiled in September 2024. Curated with the help of Guo Pei herself, M+ has put together the first large-scale exhibition of the fashion designer’s work in East Asia. Find out more here.
Calling all anime and manga fans—the Jump Figure Craft Studio has officially opened its doors at Times Square in Causeway Bay, and it’s an event you won’t want to miss! Running until 3 November and open from 10 am to 10 pm daily, this limited-time exhibition celebrates four iconic series from the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine: Dragon Ball, Naruto, One Piece, and Spy x Family. Find out more here.
Blackpink The Game Physical Store is designed in the K-pop group’s iconic colour scheme. Step inside and discover an array of exclusive merchandise, including never-seen-before collectibles and themed items. From accessories and phone holders to plush cushions and body pillows, don’t miss out on the signature items. Discover more here.
The Hong Kong China International Tattoo Exhibition is returning this year, a three-day event that gathers top tattoo artists from around the world. The exhibition will feature the anticipated tattoo competition, divided into three categories: black and white, colour, and schoolwork. Find out more here.
Get ready for an exciting weekend as the Korean Cultural Centre in Hong Kong presents Korea Square 2024, happening on 5 and 6 October from 11 am to 8 pm at the PMQ Courtyard and Marketplace. A celebration of Korean culture, this festival offers a mix of activities, workshops, and performances that promise to engage families, friends, and culture enthusiasts alike. Find out more here.
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