Hong Kong Events Calendar 2027

Discover what is on in Hong Kong through 2027 — the events that close or fill Nathan Road, the concerts and festivals worth crossing town for, the public holidays, and the courses and tours that run all year. Click any month to see the full listings with dates, venues, prices and booking details.

📅 Monthly Listings

iCal download not available — see each month for the current listing

January 2027

Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon

📅 January 17

The full marathon starts on Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui and finishes in Victoria Park — free to watch from the pavement.

📍 Start: Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

February 2027

Chinese New Year — Year of the Goat

📅 February 6

Lunar New Year Day 1, with general holidays on 6, 8 and 9 February and the whole street dressed for the festival.

📍 Hong Kong-wide

Cathay International Chinese New Year Night Parade

📅 February 6

The one night of the year the floats run along Nathan Road, from the Cultural Centre Piazza through Tsim Sha Tsui.

📍 Tsim Sha Tsui

March 2027

BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' in Hong Kong

📅 March 4, 6 & 7

Three nights at Kai Tak Stadium, the 50,000-seat venue on the old airport runway.

📍 Kai Tak Stadium

Art Basel Hong Kong

📅 March 25–27

Asia's largest contemporary art fair, anchoring Art March across the city.

📍 HKCEC, Wan Chai

April 2027

HK Phil — "Salute to Brahms: Piano Concertos"

📅 April 30

Zhang Haochen joins the Hong Kong Philharmonic at the Cultural Centre, five minutes' walk from the top of Nathan Road.

📍 HK Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui

May 2027

Bruno Mars — "The Romantic"

📅 May 7, 8, 11 & 12

Four nights at Kai Tak Stadium, the biggest pop booking of the Kowloon summer.

📍 Kai Tak Stadium

June 2027

Tuen Ng and the TST Dragon Boat Races

📅 June 9 (race day not yet confirmed)

The dragon boat festival holiday, with the harbour races off the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade.

📍 TST Promenade / Victoria Harbour

TOMORROW X TOGETHER — 'STEAL THE WIND'

📅 June 19–20

Two nights in Hong Kong; the venue was not named when the dates were announced and is still to be confirmed.

📍 Venue TBC

July 2027

HKTDC Hong Kong Book Fair (37th)

📅 July 14–20

The region's biggest book fair, with hundreds of exhibitors, author sessions and launches.

📍 HKCEC, Wan Chai

August 2027

Furban Jungle 2027 — "Street Life"

📅 August 7–8

The furry convention returns to the Eaton HK on Nathan Road in Yau Ma Tei for a weekend.

📍 Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei

September 2027

Mid-Autumn Festival

📅 September 15

Mooncakes, lanterns and moon-viewing, with the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront the classic Kowloon viewpoint.

📍 TST waterfront / citywide

October 2027

National Day and harbour fireworks

📅 October 1 (fireworks not yet confirmed)

The public holiday and the annual harbour display, best watched from the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade.

📍 Victoria Harbour

Chung Yeung Festival

📅 October 8

The autumn grave-sweeping and hiking holiday, in the best weather of the year for walking the city.

📍 Hong Kong-wide

November 2027

Hong Kong WinterFest switch-on

📅 from November 1 (2027–28 programme not yet confirmed)

The festive lights and installations switch on, with the Tsim Sha Tsui malls taking part.

📍 Central and citywide

December 2027

Christmas Day

📅 December 25

A full public holiday, with the festive lights down the Golden Mile at their most elaborate.

📍 Hong Kong-wide

New Year's Eve countdown

📅 December 31 (programme not yet confirmed)

Crowds gather on both waterfronts for the countdown and midnight over Victoria Harbour.

📍 Victoria Harbour

💡 Planning Tips

  • Book early: Chinese New Year, Easter and the Christmas period are the year's tightest weeks for hotels on Nathan Road; big concerts sell out on announcement.
  • Check before you travel: anything marked "not yet confirmed" is an annual fixture whose 2027 date or programme has not been published. Confirm with the organiser first.
  • Weather: October and November are the best months for walking; June to September are hot, wet and typhoon-prone. See the weather page.
  • Getting around: the MTR reaches every venue on this calendar; use it on event nights when roads close.

🔗 How to Keep Up

Dates are announced through the year. For the current line-up check HKTB Events at discoverhongkong.com, Time Out Hong Kong and the LCSD performing-arts e-calendar, plus URBTIX, Cityline and HK Ticketing.