Hong Kong Fashion Fest

Get ready to strut into style at Fashion Fest – the city’s annual flagship geared to turning Hong Kong into one of the foremost fashion-design hubs in Asia and globally. Expect a fashion-packed lineup that brings together bold design moments and exciting affiliate activities, including the Centrestage trade show – a thrilling core highlight – and an invitation-only gala extravaganza. From spotlighting local brands to proving Hong Kong is a prime destination for great cultural and creative events, Fashion Fest is where creativity meets opportunity.

When: 1-14 September

Where: Various Venues.

How much: Free

For more information: hongkongashionfest.com

Centrestage

Now in its 11th edition, this triumphant runway-and-innovation celebration is widely regarded as one of the region’s most definitive fashion showcases. Explore curated thematic zones, spectacular runway spectacles and flagship trend seminars. Centrestage 2026 brings a fresh international vision with a cross-cultural flair, highlighting Hong Kong’s vital role as an Asian fashion hub and a bridge connecting world-class design. Come to witness global allure in full sparkle!

When: 2-5 September

Where: Convention and Exhibition Centre

How much: Free admission

For more information: hktdc.com

Ive in Concert

Calling all Dives – your favourite K-pop girl band has turned the world into a dance floor! Prepare to leap from your seat and groove to hits from their 2025 EP, Ive Secret, and latest album, Revive+, led by the likes of Bang Bang and Blackhole. Lavish LED visuals and pulsating lighting effects serve as a fantastic backdrop to a stunning stage design. Ive’s dynamic sextet will not disappoint.

When: 4-6 September

Where: Asiaworld-Arena

How much: From HK$799

For more information: shows.cityline.com

Yu Lan Cultural Festival

Expect plenty of cultural sparkle beyond the usual festive treats and burnt-paper offerings. Indulge in competitions, exciting exhibitions, guided cultural tours and hands-on workshops where you can create, learn and sip your way through tradition – kung fu tea pouring, shadow puppetry, Sacred Horse modelling, metal-foil drawing and more. This year’s star turn comes in the immersive shape of interactive theatre production Cross Beyond.

When: 4-6 September

Where: Victoria Park

How much: Free admission

For more information: hkyulan.org

Silence Wang in Concert

After the prolific Mandopop singer-songwriter’s spectacular One Hundred Thousand Volts concert series shattered sets into inspiring fragments, the story rebuilds with an epic new stage universe designed to showcase his 12th studio album. Expect mind-blowing visuals plus immersive lighting and a high-energy DJ segment that gets everyone hyped and on their feet.

When: 4-20 September

Where: Kai Tak Stadium

How much: From HK$380

For more information: kaitaksportspark.com.hk

Journey of the Horse Light Show

Neigh – sorry, we mean hello – to a dazzling night-time adventure at the Hong Kong Space Museum. The Journey of the Horse: A Legacy of Arts and Culture light show returns to the museum’s dome façade with a gallop of creativity as one of the highlights of the 2026 Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Month. Watch as stories from art and tradition ride alongside starry science. Whether you’re a culture fan or a stargazer, this is your ticket to a magical, unforgettable experience.

When: 4-20 September

Where: Space Museum

How much: Free viewing

For more information: Icho.hk

Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival

Wander through spectacular lantern displays, then roll up your sleeves for hands-on fun as you learn the art of traditional lantern-making – a joyful way to experience intangible cultural heritage up close. Expect creative stations packed with sights, sounds and crafty surprises, perfect for families, friends and curious night owls. Whether you’re crafting your own mini masterpiece or simply snapping photos beneath the luminous skyline, the carnival promises an immersive festive atmosphere you’ll want to relive again and again. Come to celebrate, create and make memories under the moon..

When: 17-27 September

Where: Victoria Park

How much: Free admission

For more information: cpo.gov.hk

Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance

Witness a slice of living tradition as the 67-metre fire dragon sweeps down Wun Sha Street and Tung Lo Wan Road in Tai Hang. This Hong Kong Mid-Autumn Festival custom continues a timeless ritual of praying for peace and safety, turning the night into a shared wish for brighter days ahead. Watch the dragon’s fiery twists, feel the energy of the dance, and step into history as tradition, drama and community glow.

When: 24-26 September

Where: Tai Hang

How much: Free

For more information: firedragon.org.hk

Chinese Culture Festival

Join the Chinese Culture Festival, a vibrant summer celebration of culture, creativity and passion. Organised by the LCSD’s Chinese Culture Promotion Office, this annual event features performances and activities. The 2026 edition themed on Chinese legends is brought to life by outstanding artists from the mainland and beyond. Its final‑month highlights include opera showcases, opera‑gem film screenings and Sui‑Tang Dynasty exhibitions.  

When: Until 30 September

Where: Various prices & venues.

How much: From HK$598.For more information: ccf.org.hk