Hong Kong Events - March 2027
March is Art March in Hong Kong and the month the city's cultural calendar is at its international best. Expect warm, humid days with a fair chance of mist over the harbour — and the biggest names of the year playing Kai Tak.
Kai Tak Stadium pulls three BTS nights at the start of the month, Art Basel Hong Kong takes over the harbourfront convention centre at the end of it, and the Easter long weekend rounds out a five-week run of things worth crossing town for.
📅 Calendar Data
Monthly iCal download not available for this month
🎤 Concerts and Live Music
BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG' IN HONG KONG
📅 Thursday 4, Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 March 2027 at 19:30
Three nights at Kai Tak Stadium, the 50,000-seat venue on the site of the old airport runway. The MTR serves it directly from Kai Tak and Sung Wong Toi stations (Tuen Ma line).
📍 Location: Kai Tak Stadium
🎟️ Tickets: HK$799–3,299
🌐 More Information: Kai Tak Sports Park
Why go: the largest pop act in the world, three nights only, in a stadium that did not exist five years ago — the loudest event on the 2027 calendar in Kowloon.
🎨 Arts and Festivals
Art Basel Hong Kong
📅 Thursday 25 – Saturday 27 March 2027
Asia's largest contemporary art fair, filling the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai with galleries from across the world. It anchors a wider "Art March" of gallery openings and pop-ups across the city.
📍 Location: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai (a Star Ferry ride plus a short walk from Tsim Sha Tsui)
🎟️ Tickets: ticketed — timed entry, book ahead
🌐 More Information: artbasel.com
Why go: whatever you think of art fairs, this is the week the international art world flies in — and the Tsim Sha Tsui galleries and museum quarter ride the wave.
Easter long weekend
📅 Friday 26 – Monday 29 March 2027 · public holidays
Good Friday, the day following Good Friday and Easter Monday give a four-day break, with the holiday atmosphere spilling onto the streets and malls of Tsim Sha Tsui.
📍 Location: Hong Kong-wide
🎟️ Entry: free
🌐 More Information: GovHK public holidays 2027
Why go: Art Basel and Easter fall in the same week — book your hotel before either.
🖼️ Exhibitions and Culture
"On Ink and Bamboo" — Hong Kong Museum of Art
📅 on show to 7 April 2027 · free
Chinese ink and bamboo painting at the waterfront museum at the foot of Nathan Road; the permanent galleries are free all year. Browse the rest of the Kowloon museum cluster while you are there.
📍 Location: Hong Kong Museum of Art, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui
🎟️ Entry: free
🌐 More Information: hk.art.museum
🔁 Every Sunday — Kowloon Park Kung Fu Corner
Kowloon Park Kung Fu Corner
📅 every Sunday, 14:30–16:30 · free
Free lion-dance and Chinese martial-arts demonstrations on the Sculpture Walk of Kowloon Park, a few steps off the west side of Nathan Road.
📍 Location: Sculpture Walk, Kowloon Park, 22 Austin Road
🎟️ Entry: free
🌐 More Information: LCSD
🍳 Courses, Classes and Tours This Month
These run on rolling schedules rather than on a fixed 2027 date — book direct and check the current timetable.
Chinese calligraphy and seal carving
Provider: Hong Kong Arts Centre · Fee: HK$150 for the eight-lesson "Brushstrokes and Imprints" course (materials included) · When: rolling terms, taught in Cantonese with English
An eight-session introduction to brushwork and seal carving — a natural companion to an Art March week.
🌐 Book: hkas.edu.hk
Creative workshops at PMQ
Provider: PMQ, Central · Fee: workshops from about HK$80–320; day pass HK$20
The old police married quarters turned designer hub runs a rolling programme of craft and design workshops, plus a Taste Library. Take the Star Ferry across and make a day of it.
🌐 Book: pmq.org.hk
Private Kowloon culture, markets and food tours
Provider: Big Foot Tour · Length: tailored half- and full-day walks
Private Kowloon tours covering temples, markets and food, with no forced shopping stops — useful if you want the neighbourhood explained on your own schedule.
🌐 Book: bigfoottour.com
💡 Practical Notes
- BTS nights (4, 6, 7 March): Kai Tak Stadium empties onto the Tuen Ma line at once — leave the encore early or accept a long wait. Check MTR arrangements on the night.
- Art Basel week: timed tickets sell out; the Star Ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui is the pleasant way to reach Wan Chai.
- Spring weather: warm and humid with morning mist and occasional rain — see the weather page and plan indoor attractions as a fallback.
- Easter: one of the year's peak booking weekends — see hotels on Nathan Road.
🔗 How to Keep Up
For the current line-up check HKTB Events at discoverhongkong.com, Time Out Hong Kong and the WestK and M+ programme pages, plus URBTIX, Cityline and HK Ticketing. Anything described as date not yet confirmed is an annual fixture whose 2027 date has not been published — always check the organiser before travelling.