Hong Kong Events Calendar 2027

Discover the best events happening in Hong Kong throughout 2027. Click on any month to see detailed event information, tickets, and booking details.

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January 2027

New Year's Day

📅 January 01

Public holiday; the market stays open to its usual hours

📍 Hong Kong

February 2027

Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year)

📅 February 06

Year of the Goat — lion dances, fireworks, flower markets; Tung Choi Street is the epicentre

📍 Hong Kong

55th Hong Kong Arts Festival

📅 February 18 – March 21

Asia's flagship performing-arts festival

📍 Various venues across Hong Kong

March 2027

Good Friday / Easter Monday

📅 March 26

Four-day holiday weekend; markets run holiday hours

📍 Hong Kong

Art Basel Hong Kong 2027

📅 March 25 – 27

Asia's premier modern and contemporary art fair

📍 Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

April 2027

Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2027

📅 April 09–11

The world's biggest rugby-sevens tournament returns to Kai Tak

📍 Kai Tak Stadium

Ching Ming Festival

📅 April 05

Tomb-sweeping day observed; markets busy with offerings

📍 Hong Kong

May 2027

Labour Day

📅 May 01

General holiday on a Saturday — the holiday weekend and the market's fullest evening are the same evening

📍 Hong Kong

Birthday of the Buddha

📅 May 13

General holiday fixed by the lunar calendar; ceremonies run through the morning, so the street is quietest then

📍 Buddhist temples across Hong Kong

Cheung Chau Bun Festival

📅 May 13

Main day only, tied to the same gazetted holiday — the organiser has published no 2027 window or programme, so no other date is printed

📍 Cheung Chau

June 2027

Tuen Ng Festival

📅 June 09

General holiday on a Wednesday; the food streets are the place to try zongzi, so it is a better eating day than a shopping day

📍 Hong Kong

Stanley International Dragon Boat Championships

📅 June 09

Race day follows Tuen Ng, but the 2027 itinerary is published only weeks ahead — check the organiser before you travel

📍 Stanley, Hong Kong Island

M+ — Landmarks and Geoffrey Bawa

📅 June 2027

Both architecture shows open at M+ this month; the opening day has not been published

📍 M+, West Kowloon

July 2027

HKSAR Establishment Day

📅 July 01

General holiday on a Thursday and July's only public holiday — expect the street busy from noon rather than the evening

📍 Hong Kong

HKTDC Hong Kong Book Fair (37th edition)

📅 July 14–20

A full week at the HKCEC across the harbour; the last two days are when publishers start clearing stock

📍 Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

August 2027

Hungry Ghost Festival — Ghost Day

📅 August 16

Fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month — offerings and bamboo-stage opera in the older districts; August 2027 has no general holiday

📍 Hong Kong

Food Expo PRO and Hong Kong International Tea Fair

📅 August 12–14

Trade fair only — the public Food Expo halls run the same week and their 2027 dates have not been posted

📍 Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

M+ Sigg Collection: City Lives

📅 August 2027

Opens in the Sigg Galleries this month; the opening day has not been published

📍 M+, West Kowloon

September 2027

Mid-Autumn Festival

📅 September 15

Festival night — the mooncake stalls that appear on Tung Choi Street in the weeks before it; the general holiday is the day after, so plan around the fifteenth

📍 Hong Kong

Mid-Autumn general holiday

📅 September 16

The Thursday holiday falls after the festival night, when the district is quieter

📍 Hong Kong

M+ — Do Ho Suh: Belonging

📅 September 2027

The artist's first institutional solo show in Greater China opens at M+ this month; the opening day has not been published

📍 M+, West Kowloon

October 2027

National Day

📅 October 01

General holiday on a Friday — the first of two at the front of the month, with Chung Yeung the Friday after

📍 Hong Kong

Chung Yeung Festival

📅 October 08

Grave-sweeping holiday; the city goes out of town, so the market is quiet in the morning and full from mid-afternoon

📍 Hong Kong

M+ — Sigg Prize 2027

📅 October 2027

The shortlisted exhibition opens in The Studio this month; the winner is announced in early 2028

📍 M+, West Kowloon

November 2027

Hong Kong Palace Museum — Brilliance

📅 November 2027

Ming ceramics in Gallery 3, on every day of a month with no general holiday — the run ends 2 January 2028

📍 Hong Kong Palace Museum, West Kowloon

M+ — M+ Sigg Collection: City Lives

📅 November 2027

Opened in the Sigg Galleries in August and runs through the month — Chinese contemporary art, from socialist realism to intimate work

📍 M+, West Kowloon

M+ — Do Ho Suh: Belonging

📅 November 2027

Opened in the Main Hall Gallery in September and runs through the month — life-size fabric replicas of the homes he has lived in

📍 M+, West Kowloon

December 2027

Christmas Day and the substituted holiday

📅 December 25 and 27

Christmas falls on a Saturday and 26 December is a Sunday, so the substituted weekday holiday is Monday 27 December

📍 Hong Kong

Hong Kong Palace Museum — Brilliance, final weeks

📅 Until 2 January 2028

The run closes on 2 January, so December is its last full month — and the calmest indoor option between Christmas and New Year

📍 Hong Kong Palace Museum, West Kowloon

SHOPPING AND FOOD

While often visited for the view the visitor should not forget that The Market encompasses a wide range of shopping and eating choices. Mongkok is well known for snack food and as well as budget choices.