January brings entertainments galore with Hong Kong Tennis Open, Four Peaks Race, Blackpink World Tour and many more…

Hong Kong Tennis Open

Some of the best men’s tennis players on the professional tour emerge on court for the new year at the Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open. The ATP 250 tournament has lured the likes of world number eight Lorenzo Musetti, 11th ranked Alexander Bublik, and number 16 Andrey Rublev, alongside Hong Kong star Coleman Wong, who enjoyed a stellar 2025 season, reaching the third round at Flushing Meadows. Live broadcasts on a giant screen at the Tournament Village and free access to qualifying rounds make it a must-visit for local tennis fans.

When:  4-11 January

Where: Victoria Park Tennis Centre Court, Causeway Bay

How much: From HK$270

For more information: hkmenstennisopen.com

Tomorrow X Together in Concert

Tomorrow X Together has become the voice of Gen Z, resonating with their catchy tunes and relatable lyrics. Their fourth EP, Minisode 2: Thursday’s Child, made waves by debuting at number four on the Billboard 200 in 2022, while their most recent, 2024’s The Star Chapter: Sanctuary, entered at second spot, Not only did they become the first K-pop group to headline Lollapalooza, they also shattered another record by rocking two sold-out nights at Madison Square Garden.

When: 9-11 January

Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, Chek Lap Kok

How much: From HK$799

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On Time: On Chan Live

A magical evening under the stars will unfold as popular Hong Kong singer-songwriter On Chan amps up his first outdoor solo concert. This enchanting event invites fans to embrace the flow of time through heartfelt melodies, including hits from Chan’s award-winning debut studio album, Arche, from 2019 and 2024 release Project Reject, notably The Death of a Lovestruck Brain.

When: 10-11 January

Where: AXA Wonderland, West Kowloon

How much: From HK$580

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Jay Fung: Blue Moon Wanderlust

Combining the rarity of a blue moon with the thrill of wanderlust, this duo of solo concerts by Jay Fung are his first staged outdoors. The singer-songwriter is set to deliver a cosy, heartfelt experience beneath the night sky. Blending Western pop with Cantopop, Fung’s dynamic anthems resonate deeply, littering albums over a dozen years, from his 2012 debut, Brand New Start, to Emo in 2024.

When: 17-18 January

Where: AXA Wonderland, West Kowloon

How much: From HK$580

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Day6 10th Anniversary Tour

Celebrate a decade of music magic with K-pop stars Day6 as their Asian concert series stops in Hong Kong for two nights. The band has accrued a string of accolade over the years, underscoring their individual talent and a unique collective sound that melds pop, rock and hip-hop. Expect an unforgettable show filled with heart, energy and pure musical joy.

When: 17-18 January

Where: AsiaWorld-Arena, Chek Lap Kok

How much: From HK$799

For more information: cityline.com

Four Peaks Race

Gear up for adventure at the Four Peaks Race 2026, where thrill-seekers unite for an unforgettable multi-sport challenge. Participants will embrace the great outdoors as they sail, kayak and trail-run their way to conquering four iconic peaks – Ma On Shan, Violet Hill in Tai Tam, Lantau Peak and Mount Stenhouse on Lamma. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or a weekend warrior, the race promises camaraderie, extraordinary feats of endurance and exceptional highs.

When: 17-18 January

Where: Starting at Tai Tam Bay

How much: From HK$2,299

For more information: 4peaksrace.com

Hong Kong Marathon

Lace up your running shoes for the annual Hong Kong Marathon. Amid an enrolment total of 74,000 competitors, local runners and elite athletes choose their challenge: there’s an exhilarating 10km run, the half marathon and wheelchair races, as well as the full marathon. A new Youth Run, held the day before as part of the inaugural Marathon Expo at Kai Tak Sports Park, enables young athletes to join in the fun.

When: 18 January

Where: Various venues

How much: Free

For more information: hkmarathon.com

Blackpink World Tour

Prepare to be blown away as Blackpink returns to Hong Kong – this time as the final act of their electrifying Deadline world tour. Join the Blinks for one (or more) of three nights filled with energy, as Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa light up the stage. The much-anticipated concert promises to be a sublime spectacle, featuring jaw-dropping performances, stunning visuals, and all your favourite hits. From Ddu-Du Ddu-du to How You Like That to Jump, get ready for an indelible experience that will have you singing and dancing wildly along. Don’t miss your chance to witness K-Pop royalty live.

When: 24-26 January

Where: Kai Tak Stadium, Kowloon City

How much: From HK$899

For more information: cityline.com.

Hong Kong Winter Fest

Rev up your style for Gentlemen’s Raceday at Sha Tin Racecourse. This glamorous occasion invites dapper gents to showcase their finest outfits and vie for the coveted Best Dressed Award. Picture a vibrant atmosphere where fashion meets adrenaline as you soak up the excitement of horse-racing amid stunning surroundings. It’s more than just a day at the races; it’s a celebration of elegance, musical entertainment and equine power

When: 25 January

Where: Sha Tin Racecourse

How much: $10 (free for tourists)

For more information: hkjc.com