The Beat Asia sits with Mius Founder Shelley Tai to talk introversion, running a bar versus bartending, and her Altos Bartenders' Bartender of the Year win.
On-going until Aug 31 (Mon)
Hong Kong Disneyland
On-going until Aug 31 (Mon)
Hong Kong Times Square
Pixar Summer Fest at Hong Kong Disneyland
FOREVER TOYS at Harbour City
Minions & Monsters: BELLO! HOLLYWOOD
Saiyuen Summer STEAM Exploration Camp 2026
All Mixed Up: Mius Founder Shelley Tai on Being a Bartenders' BartenderThe Beat Asia sits with Mius Founder Shelley Tai to talk introversion, running a bar versus bartending, and her Altos Bartenders' Bartender of the Year win.
In this Artist Spotlight, The Beat Asia catches up with Hong Kong artist Zue Chan on fusing Eastern and Western techniques, painting nature, and her cat Peipei.
Looking for something beyond traditional mooncakes this Mid-Autumn season? These creative mooncakes include unique-shaped pastries, whisky infusions, and giant mooncake-shaped cakes!
Located in Cheung Chau, Saiyuen is Hong Kong's premier camping and adventure park. Set on nearly half a million square feet on the southwestern side of the island, Saiyuen is a sanctuary for urban dwellers to recharge and reconnect with nature and with loved ones.The possibilities are endless at Saiyuen. Our variety of spaces – from a sprawling lawn to an intimate congregational space, we offer meeting and party planners a uniquely diverse canvas of outdoor spaces that transform conventional events into memorable adventures. Beyond the standard conference room, Saiyuen provides thematic options such as modern-meets-traditional architectural art spaces for creative hangouts and dedicated barbecue zones for casual networking– a truly distinctive experience for different groups and interests. Planners can leverage the active spirit of the venue by incorporating on-site activities such as archery, zip-lining, or raft building into their programs, across themes such as engagement, camaraderie, and resilience building. Here, we can host everything from focused executive meetings surrounded by nature to lively celebrations with the South China Sea as a breathtaking backdrop. This versatile combination of natural beauty, adventurous amenities, and flexible venues allows for the creation of tailored events that are anything but ordinary.The park features four main styles of tents: domes, gers, safari tents, and teepees, all equipped with air conditioning and heat, ensuring the most comfortable camping experience regardless of the season. Additionally, guests can bring or rent their own tents to pitch for a wild camping experience. From our signature tree top canopy walk and zipline to craft and cooking workshops and group activities such as bubble soccer, Saiyuen offers fun-filled adventures suitable for the whole group.As a licensed guesthouse (holiday camp) approved by the Hong Kong Home Affairs Department and supported by 24-hour onsite security, campers can play with peace of mind.
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong stands as one of Central’s most prestigious event venues, combining legendary service with an unrivalled location in the heart of the city. Bathed in natural light, its function spaces have been thoughtfully redesigned with a refined residential feel, creating an atmosphere of comfort, discretion, and luxury for both corporate events and social occasions. Spanning 11,800 square feet over two dedicated floors, the hotel offers elegant, versatile, and technologically advanced venues that can accommodate everything from high-level board meetings of 11 delegates to large-scale conferences and celebrations of up to 600 attendees.On the second floor, The Chater Room serves as a contemporary centrepiece for events overlooking Victoria Harbour. This 5,692-square-foot stately venue features a generous pre-function area ideal for registration, networking, or cocktail receptions. Its flexible design allows the space to be divided into intimate rooms — Statue Square, Alexandra, Victoria, Edinburgh, and Gloucester — each equipped with high-tech capabilities while preserving a sense of calm, tradition, and understated sophistication.The Connaught Room on the first floor carries a rich legacy as the ballroom of choice for Hong Kong’s social elite for over half a century, making it a standout choice for gala dinners, weddings, and milestone celebrations. Comprising six interconnecting spaces that can be combined to host up to 380 guests, it seamlessly blends modern audiovisual technology with classic interiors and graceful oriental accents. Guests may arrive via the hotel’s grand staircase or by elevator, before being welcomed into private pre-function areas ideal for themed breaks, pre-event receptions, or stylish event registration.
Blueprint is Swire Properties’ premium destination for contemporary event venues and flexible workspaces, located in the heart of Taikoo Place. Designed for ambitious individuals, start-ups, and multinational teams alike, Blueprint brings together sophisticated design, cutting-edge facilities, and a vibrant professional community under one roof.Purpose-built rather than adapted, Blueprint offers a versatile portfolio of spaces including coworking desks, private offices, meeting rooms, and multiple dedicated event venues suitable for 8 to 150 guests. Whether you’re hosting a corporate town hall, workshop, training session, product launch, or networking event, each venue is thoughtfully designed to provide the space, setup, and attention your event deserves.All spaces are fully plug-and-play and come equipped with state-of-the-art amenities such as high-speed Wi-Fi, video conferencing, interactive whiteboards, security, and 24/7 access. Members and guests also enjoy access to Blueprint’s signature communal café, stylish work lounge, and terrace—ideal for informal meetings, creative thinking, or post-event networking.Now expanded across two locations, including its newest space on 3/F, Two Taikoo Place, Blueprint continues to grow its offering of event venues and meeting rooms while remaining true to its core values of trust, integrity, and authenticity. More than just a venue, Blueprint is a thriving ecosystem where ideas flourish, connections are made, and businesses move forward with confidence.
Located in the heart of Central, Sam Fancy is a two‑floor destination that pays tribute to the diverse stories, flavors, and evolving culture of America’s Chinatowns. Named after the playful Cantonese interpretation of “San Francisco” (三潘市), the venue brings together a nostalgic spirit with modern cocktail craft, creating an atmospheric backdrop ideal for private events, celebrations, and creative productions.The space is thoughtfully divided into distinct experiences. Association, the neighborhood lounge, serves pan‑Asian flavors alongside classic Tiki cocktails, setting an inviting tone for relaxed gatherings. On the upper floor, The Merchant elevates the evening with refined classics and modern classic cocktails within a darker, more intimate parlor setting. A spacious outdoor terrace adds an open‑air option in the midst of Central’s energy, while a private room provides a cozy hideaway for focused groups or VIP use.With a generous 3,000 sq. ft. layout and flexible seating and standing configurations, Sam Fancy comfortably supports birthdays, outdoor events, and photo or film shoots. Smart lighting, music control, and well‑equipped audio‑visual facilities ensure the space adapts seamlessly to both creative and corporate needs.Whether guests are stepping in for a themed celebration or a polished cocktail gathering, Sam Fancy offers a layered setting shaped by character, thoughtful design, and a unique cultural narrative.
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Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
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Margarita Mile returns from Sept. 1 to 16, 2026 across 10 bars, pouring exclusive El Tequileño cocktails. Collect stamps for a shot at winning a Mexico trip.
Viral comedian Jordan Leung, aka 69ranch, brings his "Back to Work" tour to Hong Kong's TIDES for English and Cantonese shows on Oct. 17 and 18, 2026. Book now.
Kenzie Dysli, the liberty dressage rider starring in CAVALLUNA's historic Hong Kong production, on horsemanship, trust, and the show's first run outside Europe.
Discover the best things to do in Hong Kong, from the ASEAN Film Festival 2026 and Bitcoin Asia 2026 to art exhibitions, gaming events, and family attractions.
Looking for something beyond traditional mooncakes this Mid-Autumn season? These creative mooncakes include unique-shaped pastries, whisky infusions, and giant mooncake-shaped cakes!
Bangkok tea brand Karun Thai Tea is opening their first overseas shop in Hong Kong for their 7th anniversary. And they're giving away business-class flights!
Designed to look like moss-covered earth, Vission Bakery's newly launched Matcha Moss Cake layers matcha cake, mochi, cream, and crumble in every bite.
Why wait for the weekend to indulge when some of Hong Kong's best restaurants and bars are serving up irresistible weekday specials? Find the best weekday deals here!
Messina teams up with Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2026 newcomer MIUS for two cocktail-inspired gelato flavors, available in Hong Kong from Aug. 18-31, 2026, only.
Explore the best things to do in Hong Kong, including ILLIT LIVE “PRESS START♥”, Before The Fall: A Late-Summer Metal Night, Novelbright ASIA TOUR 2026 “PYRAMID”, and more.
Hong Kong's oldest sporting event turns 65 this year as the Link Hong Kong Open tees off from Oct. 22 to 25, 2026 in Fanling with hometown star Taichi Kho.
From Heaven Official's Blessing: Heaven and Earth Flowing Light Exhibit to Hong Kong ToyCar Salon 2026, discover must-visit Hong Kong events featuring pop culture, family fun, and technology.
Ocean Park Hong Kong's Halloween Fest returns from Sept. 5 to Nov. 1, 2026, with Jackson Wang's 'Under the Castle,' haunted houses, scares, and much more.
Want to save? Discover the best dining deals in Sai Ying Pun, from half-price pizzas and lobster specials to taco nights, free-flow brunches, and more.
Whey welcomes Vietnam's Chef Hiep Truong and his Upstairs Tasting Room team to Hong Kong for a two-night Michelin-starred collaboration on Sept. 7-8, 2026.
HerSonders makes its Hong Kong debut with Radio Motel, from Aug. 21-23, 2026, featuring limited-edition apparel, vinyl DJ sets, coffee experiences, and more.
Chef Ricardo Chaneton takes his One-MICHELIN-Star Latin American restaurant to Upper House's Chef's Room for a limited four-day pop-up this August in Hong Kong.
MADÉ debuts on Lyndhurst Terrace, Central with freshly baked French madeleines, including black sesame, matcha white chocolate, and egg tart-inspired creations.
At &FRIENDS Festival, DJ Kiara debuted her single, “What the Hell,” to a crowd that met every build and breakdown with the same euphoric energy. Sharing the lineup with electronic stars, the 25-year-old Singapore-born DJ is emerging as one of Asia’s most exciting new names in electronic music.
From T.O.P PRE-STUDIO 2026 and Kodaline - Farewell Tour to MCR Tribute Night, discover Hong Kong’s must-attend concerts, fan events, and nightlife experiences.
In this Artist Spotlight, The Beat Asia catches up with Hong Kong artist Zue Chan on fusing Eastern and Western techniques, painting nature, and her cat Peipei.
