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    15/06/2026

    The Intangible Cultural Heritage Office (ICH) will hold "Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Month 2026" from May 30 to June 30 this year. With the theme "Intangible Cultural Heritage Everywhere in Hong Kong," the event will feature a series of rich and diverse programs to help the public and tourists gain a deeper understanding of intangible cultural heritage and put into practice the concept of "using culture to shape travel and using travel to highlight culture."

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    • Cyclothon; Asia+ Festiva

      Cyclothon; Asia+ Festiva

      The annual Cyclothon is coming on 11th October! This year, more than 6,000 cyclists will cycle along roads that don’t usually allow bicycles. One of the non-competitive categories has been extended to 56 kilometres. The new “Five Tunnels, Three Bridges” route will take cyclists along the Central Kowloon Bypass to Kai Tak for the first time, and the usual three bridges - Tsing Ma, Stonecutters and Ting Kau, as well as the four tunnels - Cheung Ching, Nam Wan, Eagle’s Nest and Sha Tin Heights. As for professional competitions, around 100 world-class cyclists will race in the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Class 1.1 Road Race in Hong Kong for the first time in three years. The 100 kilometers route brings together 17 top teams from 11 countries and regions.
      Apart from cheering on the riders, you can go to the public viewing zone in the West-K and watch the cyclists in action on a huge screen. There will also be a cycling-themed carnival at the Great Lawn of the Art Park. There will be stage performances, a sports gear showcase, food, opportunities to try out emerging sports, games, DIY workshops, photo spots and more. Admission is free.

      09/10/2026
    • Asia+ Festival; Performing Arts Expo

      Asia+ Festival; Performing Arts Expo

      Held from September to November, Asia Plus Festival brings together artists from more than 30 countries and regions, with Armenia, Brazil, Czechia, Moldova, Palestine and Uruguay participating for the first time. Themed “Traditions Recast”, Performances are presented from a new perspective, blending traditions and contemporary elements. The Festival covers music, dance, acrobatics and more, bringing over 100 events. Some even feature collaborations between Hong Kong and artists from all over the world.

      07/10/2026
    • Cyclothon

      Cyclothon

      The annual Cyclothon is coming on 11th October! This year, more than 6,000 cyclists will cycle along roads that don’t usually allow bicycles. One of the non-competitive categories has been extended to 56 kilometres. The new “Five Tunnels, Three Bridges” route will take cyclists along the Central Kowloon Bypass to Kai Tak for the first time, and the usual three bridges - Tsing Ma, Stonecutters and Ting Kau, as well as the four tunnels - Cheung Ching, Nam Wan, Eagle’s Nest and Sha Tin Heights. As for professional competitions, around 100 world-class cyclists will race in the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) Class 1.1 Road Race in Hong Kong for the first time in three years. The 100 kilometers route brings together 17 top teams from 11 countries and regions.
      Apart from cheering on the riders, you can go to the public viewing zone in the West-K and watch the cyclists in action on a huge screen. There will also be a cycling-themed carnival at the Great Lawn of the Art Park. There will be stage performances, a sports gear showcase, food, opportunities to try out emerging sports, games, DIY workshops, photo spots and more. Admission is free.

      05/10/2026
    • Performing Arts Expo;

      Performing Arts Expo; "Design Ah!" Exhibition

      Performing Arts Expo, organised by the Arts Development Council, will be held in early October. The free Open Prologue will be staged at the Cultural Centre Piazza from 6th to 9th October. There will be free dance, opera, music and chorus performances, including “Unlock Dancing Plaza” by Danish and Korean artists.
      Themed “Passion in Motion”, this year’s Performing Arts Expo features 40 international performances. There are also 13 partner programmesa and over 30 dialogue and exchange sessions.

      02/10/2026
    • Asia+ Festival; National Day Fireworks

      Asia+ Festival; National Day Fireworks

      Held from September to November, Asia Plus Festival brings together artists from more than 30 countries and regions, with Armenia, Brazil, Czechia, Moldova, Palestine and Uruguay participating for the first time. Themed “Traditions Recast”, Performances are presented from a new perspective, blending traditions and contemporary elements. The Festival covers music, dance, acrobatics and more, bringing over 100 events. Some even feature collaborations between Hong Kong and artists from all over the world.

      30/09/2026
    • National Day Fireworks; Partnering Up for Hong Kong Movies

      National Day Fireworks; Partnering Up for Hong Kong Movies

      The annual National Day Fireworks Display will be held at 8pm on 1st October. The display will last 23 minutes, with over 30 thousand pyrotechnic shells being launched in 8 segments. As for special patterns, in Segment 2, “You are the Sunshine of my Life”, golden and red rings intertwine as they emerge”. There will also be colour-changing spheres and wandering stars in Segment 4, “Dreams in the Starry Galaxy”, and smileys in Segment 7 “Love of my Life”.

      28/09/2026
    • Asia+ Festival

      Asia+ Festival

      Held from September to November, Asia Plus Festival brings together artists from more than 30 countries and regions, with Armenia, Brazil, Czechia, Moldova, Palestine and Uruguay participating for the first time. Themed “Traditions Recast”, Performances are presented from a new perspective, blending traditions and contemporary elements. The Festival covers music, dance, acrobatics and more, bringing over 100 events. Some even feature collaborations between Hong Kong and artists from all over the world.

      25/09/2026
    • Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival; Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance

      Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival; Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance

      The annual Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival is being held at the Victoria Park and the Cultural Centre Piazza from now until 27th September. In Victoria Park, there’s also the debut “International Lantern Spectacular” by the Tourism Board, bringing together over 3,000 characteristic lanterns from 20 countries and regions. The highlights include the “Shadowlight”, an 8-metre banyan tree installation, tailored made with the national intangible cultural heritage, Qinhuai lantern. On the “World Lantern Boulevard”, there’re silk lanterns from Jinju in South Korea, multicoloured patchwork lanterns from Brazil, Polish folk lanterns and more.

      23/09/2026
    • Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance

      Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance

      Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance has a history of over 140 years. This year, it will be held for three nights, from 24th to 26th September (the 14th to 16th day of the eighth lunar month) in the Tai Hang area in Causeway Bay. It takes around 300 people taking turns to parade the dragon. Made of rattan frames, ropes and pearl straws, the fire dragon is about 67 meters long, longer than five double-decker buses. It is adorned with over 10,000 burning incense sticks. Two pearls, with incense sticks all over, will guide the dragon along its path through the streets and alleys of Tai Hang, passing by Lin Fa Kung, Sun Chun Street and Tung Lo Wan Road, and Wun Sha Street is the best place to watch.
      Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance was first performed in 1880 to ward off a plague and it has evolved into an annual festive activity. It was inscribed on China's National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2011. In recent years, a small 20-metre LED dragon carried by children has been introduced to inherit this tradition.

      21/09/2026
    • Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival; Partnering Up for Hong Kong Movies

      Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival; Partnering Up for Hong Kong Movies

      The annual Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival is being held at the Victoria Park and the Cultural Centre Piazza from now until 27th September. In Victoria Park, there’s also the debut “International Lantern Spectacular” by the Tourism Board, bringing together over 3,000 characteristic lanterns from 20 countries and regions. The highlights include the “Shadowlight”, an 8-metre banyan tree installation, tailored made with the national intangible cultural heritage, Qinhuai lantern. On the “World Lantern Boulevard”, there’re silk lanterns from Jinju in South Korea, multicoloured patchwork lanterns from Brazil, Polish folk lanterns and more.

      18/09/2026