September brings entertainments galore with a slew of great things to enjoy, Centrestage, Hot Air Balloon Fest, Super Junior in Concert, Air Supply in Macau, Horse Racing Season Opening and many more.

Centrestage

Shine at Centrestage’s 10th dazzling edition, Asia’s ultimate fashion spotlight! There are five fabulous zones to explore and discover – Athleisure, Circular Fashion, Contemporary, Craftsmanship and Urban – brimming with the latest creations of talented global designers and celebrating a decade of style and creativty. In addition, a plethora of runway shows, trend talks, hands-on workshops and Insta-worthy photo spots deliver a stylish adventure, ensuring that every shopping is a vibrant and fun-filled experience.

When: 3-6 September

Where: Convention and Exhibition Centre

How much: Free

For more information: Wan Chai. hktdc.com

Hot Air Balloon Fest

G-Dragon makes a grand comeback with his Übermensch world tour. Fans can expect a mind-blowing Up, up and away! Let your spirits soar at Hong Kong’s very first international hot-air balloon festival, which will light up Victoria Harbour like a sky full of fireworks. Perfect for family bondings and hainging out with friends, watch in awe as top balloonists from around the world unleash a dazzling rainbow of incredible shapes and sizes against the stunning cityscape. From sunrise to sunset, join the ultimate summer celebration with your loved ones, and dive into a lively carnival filled with pulsating music, mouthwatering treats and dreams taking flight!

When: 4-7 September

Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space

How much: From $150

For more information: habfest.com

Super Junior in Concert

K-pop sensation Super Junior hits the big 2-0 this year, turning up the excitement with the Super Show 10 world tour. Having dropped their 12th studio album, Super Junior 25, in July after two-and-a-half years of silence, the vocal group has given their adoring fans plenty of time to vibe with the new songs before the two Hong Kong gigs. In addition, the well-loved korean boyband will then bring their anniversary party to Macau in January 2026, proving they’re forever young and fabulous.

When: 5-6 Sep

Where: AsiaWorld-Expo Arena

How much: From $899

For more information:  fantopia.io

Air Supply in Macau

The legendary soft rockers land in Macau as part of their epic 50th anniversary world tour. Graham Russell, Russell Hitchcock and the band last serenaded the city a decade ago with timeless ’80s anthems like All Out of Love and Every Woman in the World, so don’t miss your chance to relive the magic. Grab your tickets now and prepare for a night of unforgettable melodies that will have you singing all night.

When: 6 September

Where: Broadway Theatre, Macau

How much: From $598.

For more information:  broadwaymacau.com.mo

Horse Racing Season Opening

Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping season of thrilling gallops and roaring crowds as the starting stalls open at Sha Tin and Happy Valley Racecourses. The horse-racing calendar is packed with feature meets, as punters back their favourites and owners chase the silverware. There’s also live music and inviting bites that will make you cheer for more. Join the Opening Celebration and race into a world of excitement. From $10.

When: 7 & 10 September

Where: Sha Tin Racecourse (7 September) & Happy Valley Racecourse (10 September)

How much: From $10

For more information:  hkjc.com

SB19 in Concert

Trailblazing Filipino pop sensation SB19 takes to the Hong Kong stage for the first time for the Simula at Wakas World Tour. Topping the World Digital Song Sales chart with their hit single Dam, and making their debut in the UK charts, the P-pop powerhouse has ridden the crest of the Asian boy-band wave since forming in 2018. VIP ticket holders will score exclusive goodies like a photocard and a special hi-bye meet-and-greet after the concert.

When: 13-14 September

Where: MacPherson Stadium, Mong Kok

How much: From $599

For more information: macstadium.hkpa.hk

Asia+ Festival

Dive into the vibrant world of Asia+ Festival, through dazzling performances, eye-catching exhibitions and a lively outdoor carnival. It showcases the endless creativity and colourful traditions of the region, bringing top artists and troupes together for an unforgettable cultural mash-up. The festival’s third edition begins with a bang, as Jeon Do-yeon and Park Hae-soo star in a South Korean theatre rendition of The Cherry Orchard, directed by Simon Stone.

When: 19 September-7 December

Where: Various prices. Various venues

How much: Free

For more information: asiaplus.gov.hk

Les Amours de Carmen Wong

Get ready for a jazzy twist on Carmen as The Peninsula Hong Kong celebrates the 150th anniversary of its premiere and French composer George Bizet’s passing with a daring new take – set in a stylish Hong Kong bar of the swinging ’60s and ’70s instead of Seville. Seats for the exclusive evening experience, complete with a tantalising menu and show-stopping performances, are available by reservation.

When: 20 September

Where: Felix, The Peninsula

How much: HK$4,800

For more information: peninsula.com

Mid-Autumn Lantern Display

The Mid-Autumn Lantern Display will illuminate the night sky and your imagination! Bursting with fun for locals and visitors alike, the annual event offers a dazzling array of activities to ignite the full-moon magic of mid-autumn. Aside from the stunning visual spectacle, it brings ancient arts to life with the opportunity to craft traditional Chinese lanterns. It’s a vibrant festival amid twinkling lights and cultural treasures.

When: 25 September-19 October

Where: Cultural Centre Piazza, Tsim Sha Tsui

How much: Free

For more information: cpo.gov.hk