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The Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) 2025 brings a spectacular lineup of world-class performances from February 28 to March 29, featuring theatre, dance, music, Chinese opera, and innovative interactive experiences. Since its inception in 1973, HKAF has been committed to enriching the city’s cultural landscape by presenting leading local and international artists across genres.

This year’s highlights include "Bells and Spells" by Victoria Thierrée Chaplin starring Aurélia Thierrée (March 11-12 at Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre), "Nureyev & Friends—A Ballet Gala Tribute" (March 21-22 at Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre), Shanghai Yue Opera House (February 27-March 1 at Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre), the immersive VR Interactive Dance "Le Bal de Paris de Blanca Li" (February 27-March 9 at Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre), and more! Check all the programmes on their website.

HKAF also hosts educational initiatives, artist talks, and community outreach programs to engage audiences of all backgrounds. With a history of collaborations with top global institutions like the Bavarian State Opera, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, and Paris Opera Ballet, HKAF remains a cultural cornerstone in Hong Kong.

Don’t miss this annual celebration of the performing arts!

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This March, The Daily Tot is celebrating International Women’s Day by spotlighting three incredible women from Asia’s 50 Best Bars. Launching on March 1, the "TOT ICONS" special edition cocktail menu features signature creations by Minakshi from Sidecar (India), Amanda from Three x Co (Malaysia), and Chanel from Bamboo Bar (Thailand), honoring their achievements in the industry.

Join the celebration and raise a glass to extraordinary women in hospitality at The Daily Tot!

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ComplexCon Hong Kong 2025 is set to take over AsiaWorld-Expo from March 21-23, delivering a star-studded music lineup, exclusive fashion drops, and cutting-edge cultural experiences.

Headlining Complex Live! at AsiaWorld-Arena are Metro Boomin, ZICO, Quavo, and NJZ (formerly NewJeans), marking the K-pop powerhouse’s debut performance under their new name. The lineup also features Digi Ghetto, B.I, CHANGMO, Lil Moshpit, Sik-K, Shuzo, ¥ellow Bucks, MC Jin, and JACE, creating a dynamic fusion of global and Asian talent.

Curated by Daniel Arsham, the Complex Marketplace returns with over 100 trendsetting brands, artists, and creators, offering exclusive drops and immersive shopping experiences across multiple halls.

Ticket Packages:

• Single-Day Tickets: HK$388 / General Sales: Feb. 12 (4 PM onwards)
• 3-Day VIP Experience Package: HK$4,988 (with priority access, exclusive merchandise, and perks)
• HSBC Credit & Mastercard Debit Cardholders Exclusive Tickets: HK$1,788 / HK$1,388 / HK$988 (with priority booking on Feb. 10-11)

Experience a fusion of music, fashion, and art like never before at ComplexCon Hong Kong 2025.

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Tai Kwun proudly presents its first-ever Art Week from March 24 to 30, 2025. This dynamic seven-day celebration features cutting-edge performances, cultural events, extended exhibition hours, and eclectic commercial gallery offerings.

Highlights include extended hours for Tai Kwun Contemporary’s ongoing exhibitions: Alicja Kwade: Pretopia, Hu Xiaoyuan: Veering, and Maeve Brennan: Records. These exhibitions explore themes of time, human destiny, and environmental impact through diverse artistic approaches.

Live art performances will take center stage on March 28, with Lawrence Lek’s NOX at Laundry Steps and affect lab’s Bleeding into the Metaverse at F-Hall Studio. These performances delve into themes of identity, artificial intelligence, and body diversity.

Commercial galleries at Tai Kwun will host intriguing exhibitions, including Oswaldo Vigas: The Voice in the Mirror, Dominique Fung: Beneath the Golden Canopy, and Stephen Thorpe: The Last Word Always Belongs to the Mountain. Additionally, "Seven" Contemporary Lacquer Art Exhibition and Sending You a Bouquet from Space by Aries will be on display.

Don’t miss this vibrant celebration of art and culture! Admission is free, and special opening hours are available throughout the week.

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Get ready for a game-changing weekend as the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens returns from March 28–30, 2025. Whether you’re a die-hard rugby fan or just soaking up the atmosphere, this iconic event promises something for everyone.

Spanning three thrilling days, the tournament brings together world-class teams, unmatched athleticism, and the electrifying energy that has made it a global sensation. Beyond the action on the field, fans can look forward to lively entertainment, festive vibes, and the unique camaraderie that defines the Hong Kong Sevens experience.

Whether you're in it for the hard-hitting rugby, the electric crowd, or the unmissable atmosphere, this internationally renowned event is a sporting and cultural highlight. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the magic!

Tickets are on sale now, so secure your spot for one of Hong Kong’s most celebrated annual spectacles. It’s more than a tournament—it’s a weekend to remember.

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