April is a busy time in Hong Kong, with Easter, Sevens and a packed calendar of events across the city. From family-friendly activities to cultural highlights and weekend plans, here’s what’s on in Hong Kong this April 2026.
An Easter egg hunt, but in the forest
Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden’s Family Forest Eggscape takes children on a nature trail egg hunt, with stops to meet rescued animals, explore the gardens and collect eggs from the farm. It’s intentionally unhurried and hands-on, ending with a simple farm-to-table lunch.
HK$450 per adult + child, including egg hunt, animal encounter, lunch and a box of organic eggs to take home (additional tickets HK$149).
When: 3, 5, 6 & 7 April, 2026
Where: Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, Tai Po
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Bimbo Concept Easter camps and workshops
Bimbo Concept Children’s Residency focuses on small-group Easter camps designed around wellbeing and creativity. Sessions incorporate Japanese tea ceremonies, urban farm visits, yoga in Hong Kong Park and hands-on workshops such as matcha cookie making and smoothie blending. Lunch is included.
Alongside the camps, shorter Easter workshops (from HK$650) cover cake pops, chocolate eggs and bunny basket making, each paired with an egg hunt and time to play. Book here.
When: 30 March–10 April
Where: Pacific Place Apartments, Admiralty
Easter staycation at Island Shangri-La
In recent years, Island Shangri-La Hong Kong has become one of the most engaging hotels for families in Hong Kong. The themed suites, from underwater to castle-inspired, are the immediate draw. The Easter Family Stay Package includes one night in a themed room, dinner for two adults and two children, access to The Hangout on the 45th floor and a programme of workshops.
When: 27 March – 6 April 2026
Where: Island Shangri-la, Pacific Place, Admiralty
A confidence boost for young speakers
If you’re looking for something a little more purposeful this Easter, InGenius Prep is launching Speak for Success 2026, a public speaking competition designed to help students build confidence, clarity and real-world communication skills.
Open to ages 8–17, students begin with a short video submission before moving on to an in-person workshop and final competition in April. Themes vary by age group, from personal storytelling to more analytical topics, making it accessible across a wide range of abilities.
It’s a thoughtful way to help children find their voice — whether for school, interviews or simply expressing themselves with confidence. Entry costs just HK$140 (includes workshop + certificate).
Register here.
When: Registration closes 3 April 2026
Workshop: 11 April | Finals: 25 April
Easter flower arranging at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong is hosting its Blooms and Blossoms workshops this Easter, where children can create simple floral arrangements to take home. Workshops from HK$350, with selected sessions running across March and early April. Book here.
Alongside this, families dining or staying at the hotel can enjoy complimentary balloon twisting and Easter Bunny photo moments at Grand Café and Tiffin.
When: 3–5 April (balloon & Easter Bunny, 3pm–5pm)
Where: Wan Chai
Discovery Bay Easter Egg Hunt and Carnival
A long-standing Hong Kong tradition, the Easter egg hunt at Tai Pak Beach remains one of the largest in the city. Children search for colourful eggs along the shoreline before moving into a full carnival atmosphere. There are inflatables, simple craft workshops and plenty of space to run around.
From HK$298 per child (advance booking required here).
When: 3–4 April 2026
Where: Discovery Bay
Duffy and Friends at Hong Kong Disneyland
Spring is one of the loveliest times to visit Hong Kong Disneyland. Duffy and Friends Play Days brings a softer, more playful atmosphere, with the characters in new sailor outfits, seasonal treats and photo moments throughout the park.
When: Until 7 June, 2026
Where: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
Easter at Noah’s Ark: Little Icons on Duty
For something more hands-on, Noah’s Ark’s Little Icons on Duty invites children aged 5 to 11 to step into roles from firefighter and astronaut to chef and flight attendant, through a series of interactive activities. There’s enough here to fill a full day, with outdoor play areas, slides and indoor attractions alongside the programme.
Tickets from around HK$198 for adults and HK$158 for children.
When: 3–12 April, 2026
Where: Ma Wan
Easter at The Repulse Bay
This year’s “Artful Bloom” programme at The Repulse Bay brings oversized florals, weekend markets and a light mix of family-friendly activities. Children can expect craft workshops, egg hunts, garden play and rabbit encounters, while parents will likely gravitate towards The Verandah for lunch or afternoon tea.
Some activities are complimentary with on-site spending (around HK$500), other workshops priced from HK$350. Book here.
When: 4–19 April 2026
Where: Repulse Bay
Glam Rock
Hong Kong Ballet’s Glam Rock blends classical ballet with the music of Depeche Mode, Queen and Beyond in an energetic triple bill. Performed at the Lyric Theatre, the programme includes the Asian premiere of Mercury Half-Life alongside a new work inspired by Beyond’s music.
Tickets from HK$180 via Cityline.
When: 10–12 April, 2026
Where: The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
WestK FunFest
WestK FunFest returns to the West Kowloon Cultural District with a relaxed mix of performances, installations and hands-on workshops designed with younger audiences in mind. Expect outdoor art, small-scale theatre and easy weekend browsing, with plenty that can be enjoyed at your own pace.
When: Until 12 April 2026
Where: West Kowloon Cultural District
Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens
One of the city’s biggest weekends returns this April as the Hong Kong Sevens marks its 50th anniversary. Now held at Kai Tak Sports Park, the three-day event blends world-class rugby with a festival atmosphere, from the famously lively South Stand to a packed programme of entertainment. Whether you go for the sport or the spectacle, it remains one of Hong Kong’s most iconic events.
When: 17–19 April 2026
Where: Kai Tak Sports Park
Happy Wednesday: French Edition
A slightly different midweek plan, Happy Valley Racecourse takes on a French twist this spring, with wine, music and a relaxed, Parisian feel layered over the usual race night energy.
Expect French bites, live performances and a more social, easy-going atmosphere, whether you stay for a race or simply drop in for a drink.
From HK$10 entry (18+ only).
When: 29 April; 13, 20 & 27 May
Where: Happy Valley Racecourse
Art & Community at EAST Hong Kong
EAST Hong Kong’s lobby becomes a casual gallery space for r é n @ EAST | Art & Community, showcasing emerging artists from Hong Kong and London. Drop in to explore works centred on creativity, resilience and identity, with a light programme of talks, workshops and small pop-ups running alongside.
When: Until 30 April 2026
Where: EAST Hong Kong, Taikoo Shing
Art in Resonance
Art in Resonance at The Peninsula Hong Kong brings contemporary works into one of the city’s most familiar settings. Presented in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum, installations by Angel Hui, Albert Yonathan Setyawan and Dr William Lim are placed throughout the hotel’s public spaces, designed to be encountered rather than formally visited. No tickets required.
When: Until May 2, 2026
Where: The Peninsula Hong Kong, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
