A curated edit of the best family-friendly cultural events, hotel experiences and festive moments across the city
November brings cooler days, cosy weekends and the first hint of holiday sparkle. From refined concerts and design events to magical Disney moments and seaside wellness, the month ahead offers something for everyone.
Frozen Christmas at Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland is set to transform into a snowy celebration inspired by Frozen. Expect magical snowfall, shimmering decorations and a nightly “Holiday Wish-Come-True” tree-lighting ceremony complete with drones and a Frozen finale. Wander snow-dusted streets, meet Anna, Elsa and Kristoff and explore a festive pop-up Christmas market filled with seasonal treats and gifts.
When: From 14 November 2025 – 4 January 2026
Where: Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong Chamber Music Society turns 50
The Hong Kong Chamber Music Society marks its 50th anniversary with a season of intimate salon-style performances at the Ladies’ Recreation Club, bringing together leading local and international musicians in settings designed for close listening and conversation. November’s programme includes a violin and piano recital on 2 November, a vocal evening celebrating women composers and operatic heroines on 18 November, and a cello-led Romantic programme on 25 November. Concert-only and concert-and-dinner tickets are available, with menus curated by the LRC culinary team to pair with each evening’s repertoire.
When: 2, 18, 25 November and 8 & 9 December
Where: Ladies’ Recreation Club, Mid-Levels
Tickets: From HK$280; concert + dinner HK$680
Details & booking: chambermusic.org.hk
The Repulse Bay’s Wine Rally Returns
The Repulse Bay once again hosts its Wine Rally Under the Stars, an elegant evening of unlimited tastings from over 70 vintages, live music and seaside charm. Expect pours from Laurent Perrier to La Magia Brunello di Montalcino, paired with gourmet bites from risotto to New York cheesecake. The Premium Pass offers extended hours at The Verandah with Champagne from Maison Mumm and a 67 Pall Mall masterclass exploring China’s emerging wine regions.
When: 7 November 2025, 6.30–10pm
Where: The Repulse Bay, 109 Repulse Bay Road
Tickets: From HK$798 available here.
Join Hong Kong’s biggest padel tournament
AIA Vitality Park plays host to Hong Kong’s first large-scale padel and lifestyle hub this month. Blending tennis and squash for a fast-paced, social experience, the event offers matches, casual play, food, and entertainment. Courts can be booked via the Padel Central website (from HK$175).
When: Until 9 November
Where: AIA Vitality Park, Central Harbourfront
Tong Chong Street Market Beer Festival Returns — in the Sky
Craft beer fans, this one’s for you. Tong Chong Street Market’s Beer Festival pops up 37 floors above the city at mhp, Taikoo Place’s new dining hotspot. Expect three hours of unlimited local brews, skyline views, DJs, playful beer-themed games and limited-edition pours — including exclusive Young Master collaborations. Tickets from HK$348 are available here.
When: 12-15 November
Where: mhp by Tong Chong Street Market, 37/ F, One Island East, Taikoo Place, 18 Westlands Road, Quarry Bay
Bimbo Casa Pops Up at Lane Crawford IFC
Bimbo Casa has opened a charming six-month pop-up at Lane Crawford IFC, showcasing its nature-inspired children’s furniture, decor and festive essentials. Shoppers can explore signature pieces — from tulip-shaped sofas to whimsical animal libraries and New Zealand wool rugs — alongside Christmas stockings, embroidered ornaments and organic cotton family pyjamas. To celebrate the launch, the brand is hosting a magical snow-globe workshop on 15–16 November, where little ones can craft their own winter scene and take home a keepsake photo. The HK$250 fee is fully redeemable on the same day, and shoppers spending HK$600 or more at the pop-up will receive a complimentary tote filled with surprises. Book your spot here.
When: Snow-globe workshop: 15–16 November; Pop-up runs for six months
Where: Lane Crawford IFC, Podium 3, 8 Finance Street, Central
Creative Secondary School Open Day 2025
Creative Secondary School opens its doors for a vibrant community Open Day themed around sustainability. Families can explore the Tseung Kwan O campus, meet students and teachers, join interactive workshops and charity booths, and enjoy live performances showcasing the school’s inquiry-based approach across the IB MYP, IBDP and HKDSE pathways. Two Admissions Talks will run during the event — Session 1 (12:15–1:15 p.m.) and Session 2 (2:00–3:00 p.m.). Families are encouraged to register in advance.
When: 15 November, 11am-3.30pm
Where: Creative Secondary School, 3 Pung Loi Road, Tseung Kwan O
Register: here
Green Sunday by the Bay
Green Sunday by the Bay returns to The Repulse Bay bringing wellness and seaside calm to the Southside. Enjoy free entry to the Green Market, where you’ll find artisanal foods, organic wines and local produce, or join sea-view yoga and Pilates classes ($350 per person) and spinning sessions with XYZ ($450 per person). Afterward, participants can unwind with a complimentary drink and 15% off dinner at The Verandah or Spices on the same day.
When: 23 November; 12-6pm
Where: The Repulse Bay Arcade, Repulse Bay
Ephememo-ries: Till Next Time
Step into the past — and the future — at MONDRIAN Hong Kong’s The Corner Shop. As part of the 10th Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture (UABB) – Shenzhen, this interactive exhibition transforms a nostalgic telephone booth into a digital time capsule where visitors can record personal memories of Tsim Sha Tsui. Each story becomes part of an evolving art project, reimagined through AI and showcased in Shenzhen before returning to Hong Kong in 2026.
When: Until mid-November; noon–11pm
Where: The Corner Shop, MONDRIAN Hong Kong, 8A Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui
54th Hong Kong French Film Festival Celebrates 130 Years of Cinema
The 54th Hong Kong French Film Festival returns celebrating 130 years of cinema with over 50 films. This year’s highlight, Couture, offers a behind-the-scenes look at Paris Fashion Week, blending high fashion with heartfelt storytelling. For more information visit hkfrenchfilmfestival.com
When: 19 November – 11 December
Where: Cinemas across Hong Kong
Crossroads 30th Anniversary Fair
Celebrate 30 years of giving at Crossroads Global Village, Tuen Mun. Enjoy ziplining, global eats, crafts, goat feeding, and family volunteering. Free entry..
When: 15 November; 10am – 4pm
Where: Crossroads Global Village, Tuen Mun
Disney Christmas Live in Concert
Hong Kong Disneyland unveils a new festive highlight this season with Disney Christmas Live in Concert, where Santa Goofy and beloved Disney characters take the stage alongside the Hong Kong Children’s Choir and rotating Cantopop guests. Expect classic Disney songs, live orchestration and plenty of holiday sparkle. Designated seating passes from HK$299–$349 (park admission required).
When: 22–23 November: Jay Fung; 29–30 November: YT Chau; 6–7 December: Alfred Hui
Where: Disneyland Hong Kong
Find Your Calm at The Langham’s Rooftop Wellness Retreat
The Langham, Hong Kong is teaming up with Beans Retreat for a soulful wellness experience, Trinity of Calm: Sound, Warmth & Tea, on 29 and 30 November. Held at the hotel’s serene rooftop poolside, the two-hour journey blends tea meditation with an award-winning tea master, a soothing sound bath, warming moxibustion, and guided journaling. Expect gentle rituals designed to release tension, restore balance, and welcome in a slower, more mindful season. Early-bird tickets are HK$680 (until 15 November), or HK$780 afterwards.
When: 29-30 November
Where: The Langham, Hong Kong, 8 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
Make Waves for Hong Kong: Charity Swim Returns
Thirty swimmers will relay 45km around Hong Kong Island to raise HK$3.5 million for free swimming lessons for underserved communities. Organised by Splash Foundation, teams include top local swimmers and Olympian Geoff Huegill.
When: 27 November
Standard Chartered Arts in the Park Night Parade
One of Hong Kong’s most cherished cultural moments returns after seven years, and it’s more spectacular than ever.
The Standard Chartered Arts in the Park Night Parade — inspired by The Adventures of Pinocchio and entirely crafted by local artists — brings five towering illuminated puppets, extravagant carnival costumes, dance troupes and nearly 100 performers gliding through Causeway Bay in a mesmerising ribbon of light and shadow.
Free and open to all. Come early to enjoy face painting, Pinocchio hats, interactive games and instant-win e-coupons via the Lee Gardens App.
Can’t make the night? The illuminated giant puppets will remain on display throughout December at the G/F Office Lobby, Lee Garden One — perfect for those who prefer their magic by daylight.
When: 29 November; 8.30-10:00 pm
Where: Route begins and ends at Lee Garden One Main Entrance
BOOK AHEAD
Business of Design Week 2025
This year’s Business of Design Week turns its attention to curiosity as a catalyst for innovation, bringing together global voices from design, business and technology. Speakers include Vice Chairman of Ferragamo and Dr Carlo Ratti, Co-founder of CRA – Carlo Ratti Associati, alongside workshops and networking sessions. Tickets start from HK$756, with 40% off until 15 November.
When: 1-6 December
Where: Hong Kong Design Centre, 4/F, DX Design Hub, 280 Tung Chau Street, Sham Shui Po
Hong Kong International Boat Show 2025
Set sail for the 26th Hong Kong International Boat Show at Club Marina Cove, Sai Kung. Explore the latest yachts, marine gear and lifestyle innovations from top international boating brands. Free admission.
When: 4–7 December
Where: 380 Hiram’s Highway, Sai Kung
