
What’s on? Things to do this August in Hong Kong
Chiikawa Artiverse

Staged in collaboration with Spiralcute International, this year’s sell-out exhibition – The World of Chiikawa’s Art – offers another insightful immersive journey into the beloved manga web series created by Nagano. It showcases the Japanese illustrator’s mastery while revealing that the titular character and his animal-inspired friends are ‘more than just cute’. Highlights include the innovative Chiikawa-Go-Round, transformed into the world’s first giant carousel art installation, alongside exclusive limited-edition souvenirs.
When: 1 August – 6 September
Where: K11 Musea
How much: From HK$170
For more information: k11musea.com
Cats

Igniting the stage with the unforgettable anthem of Memory, the Cats musical leaps to life in a dazzling world-class production. Amid a fantastical oversized set, inspired choreography and delightfully playful costumes, this beloved song-and-dance spectacular transforms the night into a whimsical feline adventure. Premiering in 1981, Cats was Andrew Lloyd Webber’s sixth musical-theatre score and joins the likes of The Phantom of the Opera, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita and Starlight Express in a sparkling body of work. It is a theatrical triumph not to be missed.
When: 6 August – 6 September
Where: Grand Theatre, Xiqu Centre
How much: From HK$388
For more information: westk.hk
Chen Li in Concert

Chen Li transforms the Hong Kong stage into a cosmic playground for her ‘A Particle’ 10th Anniversary Tour concerts. The songstress navigates the universe of her musical journey, inviting fans into a kaleidoscope of emotion and innovation. Sound and light intertwine in a showcase of electrifying magic as the performance captures the essence of her evolution from experimental pioneer to iconic storyteller. The Hong Kong stopover is a dazzling tribute to creativity, resilience and the power of music.
When: 8 & 9 August
Where: Hong Kong Coliseum
How much: From HK$488
For more information: urbtix.hk
Food Expo 2026

Immerse yourself in a dazzling symphony of flavours at the HKTDC Food Expo, where the world’s culinary treasures converge in Hong Kong. This annual gathering draws hundreds of passionate exhibitors, transforming the venue into a global marketplace bursting with innovative food and beverage delights. It’s a delicious celebration of creativity, connection and discovery.
When: 13 -17 August
Where: Convention and Exhibition Centre
How much: Admission fee.
For more information: hktdc.com
Louis Koo in Concert

The iconic Hong Kong actor steps into the spotlight like never before with a highly anticipated first solo concert. Koo, who has always cherished his supporters, was touched by their passion, and the organisers swiftly announced additional dates in Macau. It has ignited the city, dominating conversations in bustling streets and on social media. This milestone promises an unforgettable fanfare of music, loyalty and stardom.
When: 21 -22 August
Where: Hong Kong Coliseum
How much: From HK$480
For more information: urbtix.com
Wayne McGregor: On The Other Earth

This post-cinematic choreographic work takes place inside an immersive NVIS (Night Vision Imaging System) screen – a massive cylindrical 12K LED display featuring 26 million pixels, measuring eight meters in width and four meters in height. Graceful movements merge with stunning visual and auditory environments, producing intimate moments that blur the lines between body, technology, and creativity.
When: Until 2 August
Where: JC Contemporary, Tai Kwun
How much: From HK$120
For more information: taikwun.hk
Summer Dining Rewards

Hong Kong foodies who hold a Hang Seng Bank credit card can savour the city like never before with the exciting $1 Foodie Upgrade +Fun Every Day campaign. The bank partners with Weekend Weekly magazine to bring irresistible HK$1 surprises to your table at more 400 popular dining outlets. From trendy light meals to comforting daily flavours, delicious discoveries are available in every district of Hong Kong.
When: Until 16 August
Where: Various restaurants
How much: Various spending.
For more information: cms.hangseng.com
Pandastic Summer Birthday Celebration

Don’t miss the cutest birthday party in town as Ocean Park’s beloved giant panda twins, Jia Jia and De De, turn two. Expect joyful antics, delightful interactions and heartwarming moments at the Cute & Cuddly Zone, Birthday Bun Tower, Splashy Birthday Camp and more. Gather your family and friends to shower these precious pandas with birthday love, cheers and pan-tastic blessings.
When: Until 31 August
Where: Ocean Park
How much: From HK$538
For more information: oceanpark.com.hk
The Citrus Narrative

La Petite Maison restaurant captures this magic perfectly in a new seasonal dinner menu, The Citrus Narrative. The Central-located French-Riviera gem weaves Menton and Amalfi lemons and navel and blood oranges into every plate, set against the vibrant hues of Henri Matisse art. Begin with refreshing watermelon gazpacho, then choose from vine tomatoes paired with smoked stracciatella in aged balsamic or perhaps warm prawns kissed with lemon.
When: Until 6 September
Where: La Petite Maison
How much: From HK$598
For more information: lpmrestaurants.com







