November brings entertainments galore with a slew of great things to enjoy, Hong Kong Fashion Fest, 15th National Games, Yuuri in Concert and many more

Freespace Jazz Fest

Jazzophiles are all set to celebrate the Freespace Jazz Fest. Swing by WestK over four lively nights of ticketed concerts or catch free performances on the Harbourside Lawn – among other sites – that will turn the city into a jazz jungle. The masters are mixing it up with pop, experimental beats and world music, sending your ears on a global adventure. Savour delicious bites and refreshing drinks as the sounds of Ian Chan of Mirror, Marf Yau and Winka Chan of Collar, pianists Ted Lo and Joyce Cheung, and UK’s Joe Webb pulsate through the air.

When:   6-9 November

Where: The Box, Freespace, West Kowloon Cultural District

How much: From $450

For more information: westk.hk

Hong Kong Fashion Fest

Get ready for the ultimate style showdown! Hong Kong Fashion Fest is on a mission to transform the city into Asia’s hottest fashion playground. Each year, it sparks a dazzling parade of design showcases, trendsetting activities and vibrant cultural celebrations. From cutting-edge textiles to runway marvels, it shines a spotlight on Hong Kong’s talented designers and innovative brands. More than just a fashion fiesta, it’s a bold declaration that this city is the go-to destination for creativity, culture and couture.

When:    7 November-11 December 

Where: Various venues

How much: Free

For more information: hongkongfashionfest.com

bbno$ in Concert

The self-proclaimed creator of “oxymoronic rap”, bbno$ lands in the city during his ‘It’s Pronounced Baby No Money’ world tour. Famous for viral hits like Lalala with US music producer Y2K, and Edamame with Indonesia’s Rich Brian, plus EP collaborations with Swiss-American artiste Yung Gravy, the Canadian star rapper has amassed some 15 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

When: 13 November

Where: Tides, Whampoa Garden, Hung Hom

How much: From HK$599

For more information:  livenation.hk

National Games

The National Games of the People’s Republic of China is a proud showcase of sporting prowess. The thrilling action spreads across Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau in a first-ever tri-city athletic adventure. The marathon and road-cycling races will zip through each of the three locales, while Hong Kong hosts eight events – triathlon, fencing, track cycling, golf, rugby sevens, basketball, handball and beach volleyball – plus a lively bowling bash for all-comers. Two adorable mascots inspired by the graceful Chinese white dolphin are on hand to spread joy, unity and a splash of charm to participants and spectators alike.

When: 15 November

Where: Various venues

How much: From RMB50

For more information:  2025nationalgames.gov.hk

Yuuri in Concert

In his first full concert staged in the city, Japanese singer-songwriter Yuuri is heading our way as part of his sizzling Asia tour. The rising star has already wowed Singapore and Bangkok with sold-out shows, so expectations are sky-high. He will light up the stage with stirring hits – think the enchanting Peter Pan, the Curtain Call anthem from anime series My Hero Academia, the fan-favourite ballad Dried Flower and many more.

When: 15 November

Where: AXA Wonderland, West Kowloon Cultural District

How much: From HK$880

For more information:  yuuri.sozolive.asia

Black Eyed Peas in Concert

Legendary hip-hoppers the Black Eyed Peas are bouncing back to Hong Kong for an epic gig. It’s been nearly 20 years since their last concert at AsiaWorld-Expo, so fans can expect a wild mix of fresh hits and classics like Where Is the Love?, I Gotta Feeling, Pump It, Boom Boom Pow and Let’s Get It Started. This night promises nostalgia, non-stop dancing and a party vibe that will take you straight back to the 2000s.

When: 19 November

Where: AXA Wonderland, West Kowloon Cultural District.

How much: From HK$880

For more information: kktix.com

Tenblank Asia Tour

The frontman of fictional band Tenblank is stepping off the small screen and into the real world for a fan meet this month. Charismatic Japanese actor Takeru Satoh, whose past credits include Kamen Rider Den-O and Rurouni Kenshin, will rock Hong Kong in the guise of his latest hit character, Naoki Fujitani. This one-night stopover during his solo ‘Asia Tour feat’ is your golden ticket to see the TV heartthrob in the flesh. The gifted Satoh will channel his inner rock star.

When: 19 November

Where: AsiaWorld-Expo, Chek Lap Kok.

How much: From HK$699

For more information: livenation.hk

Hong Kong Streetathon

The 10th anniversary of Hong Kong Streetathon is flipping the script. Imagine making history by racing along the 4.7-kilometre Yau Ma Tei bypass that will soon cut the commute from West to East Kowloon to just five minutes. Featuring vibrant art, local snacks and a celebration of community, the Streetathon isn’t just a race – it’s a city-wide carnival celebrating spirit and sustainability.

When: 23 November

Where: Various locations.

How much: From HK$420

For more information: streetathon.com

Oxfam Trailwalker

The Oxfam Trailwalker has been inspiring trailblazers, raising more than HK$600 million to fight poverty across Africa and Asia. Following in the footsteps of the Gurkha soldiers of yesteryear, teams must conquer the MacLehose Trail in 48 hours. Pushing their limits to make a difference, they run up peaks from Pak Tam Chung in Sai Kung to Harrow International School in Tuen Mun in this test of courage, endurance and charity.

When: 28-30 November

Where: MacLehose Trail, New Territories

How much: HK$1,600 per team of four

For more information: oxfamtrailwalker.org.hk