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Experience the world’s rich artistic traditions and modern creativity at Asia+ Festival 2025, one of Hong Kong’s most anticipated cultural events. Running from Sept. 9, 2025, this year’s edition promises a dynamic lineup that bridges cultures through theatre, music, dance, and exhibitions.

The festival will open with “The Cherry Orchard,” directed by internationally acclaimed Simon Stone and starring Korean icons Jeon Do-yeon and Park Hae-soo, offering a bold reimagining of the classic play. Audiences can also look forward to the rhythms of taiko drums from Japan, the passion of Argentinian tango, the energy of Zulu music and dance, and captivating recitals by globally renowned musicians such as Nikolai Lugansky, Dang Thai Son, and Mischa Maisky.

Adding to the vibrancy, the much-loved Asian Ethnic Cultural Performances+ outdoor carnival will return, alongside thematic exhibitions and collaborative works between local and international artists. With productions ranging from “Hinotori – The Wings of Phoenix” to Kung Fu Artistry — Bruce Lee’s No Way as Way, the festival is set to enchant audiences with its breadth and diversity. Check the full programme here!

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Celebrate history, art, and culture at Muse Fest HK 2025, happening from Nov. 1-30, 2025, across various museums and art spaces in Hong Kong. Organized by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD), this year’s theme, "Museum Anniversary," marks the significant milestones of six beloved museums, including the 50th Anniversary of the Hong Kong Museum of History and the 25th Anniversary of the Hong Kong Heritage Museum.

Visitors can explore over 70 exciting programs spread across 17 museums, divided into five engaging series: Special Series, Fun Day Series, Collaboration Series, Exhibition and Film Show Series, and Interactive Experience Series. Each event highlights the city’s vibrant cultural landscape, offering something for art lovers, families, and history enthusiasts alike.

Don’t miss the "Selected Museum Publications and Souvenirs Mega Sale," where books and souvenirs are available at discounts of up to 50% off. Through partnerships with institutions across the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, Muse Fest HK 2025 celebrates cultural unity and creativity, inviting everyone to rediscover the stories that shape Hong Kong’s past, present, and future.

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Step into the world of glamour and grace at "What Maggie Wants," the latest cabaret spectacle at Maggie Choo’s, starting in November 2025 and running every Thursday from 9:30 PM to midnight. This all-new production promises to redefine Hong Kong’s nightlife scene with a mesmerizing blend of live vocals, house band performances, and an international cast of professional dancers skilled in acrobatics, jazz, and ballet.

Divided into three acts with 12 dance numbers, the show features stunning choreography, original songs, and dazzling hand-stitched costumes designed by Maggie Choo’s in-house team. Inspired by the empowering ethos of celebrating multifaceted identities, each act captivates audiences through interactive performances that blur the line between stage and spectator. The grand finale, “How to Burlesque,” pays homage to old-world cabaret charm with feathers, pearls, and timeless allure.

Complement your evening with Maggie Choo’s new lineup of cocktails and mocktails, including Entertainers (HK$158), Inheriting Only (HK$158), Young Orphan (HK$168), and the alcohol-free Glamorous, Entrepreneurial Spirit, and Thriving (each HK$140). Admission is free, ensuring an unforgettable night of music, movement, and magic at one of Hong Kong’s most iconic venues.

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Embark on a magical Nordic adventure at “The Beginning of The Moomins: Step into the First Chapter of Moomin,” running from Nov. 14, 2025, to Jan. 4, 2026, at Level 4, Kai Tak Mall 2, 38 Shing Kai Road, Kowloon City. This immersive exhibition celebrates Moomin’s 80th anniversary by bringing to life the very first tale of the beloved series, “The Moomins and the Great Flood,” written by Finnish-Swedish author Tove Jansson.

Visitors can explore 10 classic story zones, discover an enchanting light and shadow experience co-created with a Finnish art team, and capture picture-perfect memories at multiple Moomin-themed photo spots. Follow Moominmamma and Moomintroll on their adventurous journey through mysterious forests, whimsical encounters, and a sweeping flood that leads them to the heart of Moominvalley.

Tickets range from HK$110 to HK$300, with early bird presales from Oct. 24 to Nov. 13, 2025. Premium ticket holders will receive an exclusive wooden light box and a special Moominhouse postcard. Step into this heartwarming world and rediscover the timeless charm of the Moomins!

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