Chiyan Wong & Cameron Carpenter
Hong Kong-born piano prodigy Chiyan Wong and US organ iconoclast Cameron Carpenter stand as stars in the world of keyboard mastery. They breathe new life into classical masterpieces, transforming notes into visceral experiences. Joining hands in this highlight of the 54th Hong Kong Arts Festival, the pair unveil a daring double act with the Hong Kong Phil, each performing a demanding work that pushes their technical limits and ignites the stage. They promise to leave their audience in awe at the sheer power of keyboard brilliance.
When: 3 March
Where: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall
How much: From HK$280
For more information: hk.artsfestival.org
Happy Wednesday Neon Nights
The Neon Nights series transforms Happy Valley Racecourse into a dazzling hub of entertainment every Happy Wednesday. Race nights in March offer an electrifying mix of live music, themed parties and curated dining, with the stands illuminated by neon lights just as the streets were in the city’s last-century heyday. Each night pulses with the vibrant energy of modern dance floors as well as retro disco beats. Indulge in special offers, street food and photo zones while immersing in a lively atmosphere.
When: 4, 11, 18 & 25 March
Where: Happy Valley Racecourse. hkjc.co
How much: From HK$10
For more information: hkt.hkticketing.com
Liv Golf
LIV Golf League lands in Hong Kong with a four-day competition over 72 holes. It features 57 top names in 13 teams with five wild card players. Immerse in curated dining experiences featuring local and international cuisines, DJ entertainment and family activities. With premium hospitality and unforgettable moments, it will be a celebration of sport, culture and community in Asia’s most dynamic metropolis.
When: 5-8 March
Where: Hong Kong Golf Club, Fanling
How much: From HK$293
For more information: events.livgolf.com
300 Years of Cantonese Opera: The Transition
The Hong Kong Arts Festival stages the second instalment of its celebration of Cantonese Opera with another tribute to the 300-year-old cultural treasure’s golden age. Through The Story of Wu Zixu, a two-part historical epic crafted by legendary artist Yuen Siu-fai, audiences are transported into a world of vibrant costumes, expressive singing, stirring storytelling and spectacular fighting. Yuen also curates a fascinating selection of favourite zhezixi. Exploring Cantonese Opera’s evolution and enduring legacy, this three-year project honours a centuries-old tradition while embracing change.
When: 13-15 March
Where: Sha Tin Town Hall Auditorium
How much: From HK$140.
For more information: hk.artsfestival.org
Hong Kong Flower Show
Blossoming with the theme of the stock flower, the 2026 Flower Show takes ‘A Fragrant Journey through Hong Kong’. Explore the enchanting displays of exhibitors from Hong Kong, the mainland and overseas, participate in cultural performances, and enjoy floral-art demonstrations. Workshops on sustainable greening, guided garden tours and lively games for families promise fun for all ages.
When: 20-29 Mar
Where: Victoria Park, Causeway Bay
How much: HK$14
For more information: hkflowershow.hk
ComplexCon
ComplexCon, with Labubu’s Kasing Lung at the helm as Artistic Director, fuses streetwear, music and avant-garde art, transforming the staid Chek Lap Kok venue into an immersive playground. Attendees can feast on culinary delights, engage in thought-provoking panels, and discover exclusive sneaker drops at the marketplace. US rapper Yeat and Korean stars Jay Park, Jennie and Crush will perform live.
When: 21-22 March
Where: AsiaWorld-Expo
How much: From HK$488.
For more information: complexconhk.com
Hong Kong Derby
As the pinnacle of the Four-Year-Old Classic Series, the Hong Kong Derby is a fierce contest over 2,000 metres. Punters will be treated to an exhilarating race programme beginning with a lively musical performance and delectable food that will excite every sense. As jockeys push their steeds to the limit in a thrilling spectacle, a new Derby champion is born. Witness history in the making and be part of the premier event of the Hong Kong racing calendar!
When: 22 March
Where: Sha Tin Racecourse
How much: From HK$10.
For more information: hkjc.com
Art Central HONG KONG 2026
Art Central returns for its 11th edition, showcasing more than 100 galleries and 500 artists from Hong Kong, Asia and beyond. Visitors can immerse themselves in a dynamic five-day programme of performances, installations, video art and engaging talks, all complemented by exquisite dining experiences.
When: 25-29 March
Where: Central Harbourfront
How much: From HK$150
For more information: artcentralhongkong.com
Art Basel Hong Kong
Hong Kong Art Week’s landmark fair brings the art world to our shores once more, showcasing an impressive 240 galleries from 41 countries and territories. With more than half of the galleries hailing from the vibrant Asia-Pacific region, Art Basel Hong Kong acts as a crucial bridge for cultural exchange. As galleries, artists and curators converge, the event exhibits the energy of a thriving art ecosystem, igniting passion and creativity on a global scale.
When: 27-29 March
Where: HKCEC
How much: From HK$350
For more information: artbasel.com