What's On HKG: Happy Wednesday St. Patrick's Day, Asian Film Awards, & More

March in Hong Kong is brimming with cultural, artistic, and culinary delights! Immerse yourself in the spirit of Ramadan with a guided tour of Chungking Mansions and Kowloon Mosque, or celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with festive horse racing and Irish music at Happy Valley Racecourse. Art enthusiasts can explore Huang Yulong’s monumental sculptures or see the RE:URGENT exhibit, which critiques systemic inequalities. From film awards to matcha latte art, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!
Celebrate St Patrick’s Day with Happy Wednesday!

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Happy Valley Racecourse on March 12 and 19 with thrilling horse racing, Irish music from The Naggin Eejits and The Young Bucks, dance performances, and festive drinks like GUINNESS and Baileys Irish Cream. Test your Irish knowledge for prizes and join the BMW Hong Kong Derby quiz on March 19!
Hong Kong Matcha Latte Art Championship 2025

The Second Hong Kong Matcha Latte Art Championship 2025 is back, inviting baristas and latte art enthusiasts to compete for HK$2,500 in cash and prizes. The grand finals will take place on March 12 at Matchali, Moon Street, Wan Chai, where the top 32 artists will battle for the championship title. Winners will receive cash prizes, trophies, and exclusive matcha-related rewards.
2025 RARE TOUR: Experience Kitan In at The Steak House

The Steak House at Regent Hong Kong, one of the World’s 101 Best Steak Restaurants, presents a special 4-hands dinner with Japan’s No. 4 steakhouse. From March 12-14, Head Chef Amine Errkhis and Owner-Chef Hiroyuki Takeshita will craft an exclusive menu combining The Steak House’s charcoal-grilled dishes with Kitan In’s Wagyu specialties.
This limited-time event showcases a fusion of Western and Japanese grilling techniques. Secure your spot now for an unforgettable dining experience!
UPWARD - Huang Yulong

UPWARD - Huang Yulong is a monumental sculpture exhibition running from March 12-31 at Hong Kong Observation Wheel and AIA Vitality Park. Following his Art Basel Hong Kong 2024 debut, Huang Yulong showcases 20 giant hooded figures gazing skyward, symbolizing optimism and the future. Blending hip-hop, street culture, and urban themes, his works also feature rugby motifs in celebration of the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. Tickets start at HK$30, with free entry for children under 3.
RE:URGENT Exhibit

RE:URGENT is a group exhibition by Young Soy Gallery, running from March 13 to April 6, at the Universal Trade Centre, Central. Featuring five Hong Kong-based artists, namely Riya Chandiramani, Louie Jaubere, Plastered 8, Go Hung, and OBSRVR, the show humorously critiques systemic inequalities and power structures. Through diverse mediums, the artists explore social stigmas, cultural icons, and the illusion of "perfect" systems.
Hong Kong Flower Show 2025

The Hong Kong Flower Show 2025, organized by LCSD, will bloom at Victoria Park from March 14-23. This year’s theme, “Ablaze with Glory,” celebrates the delicate yet resilient Cosmos flower. With over 200 exhibitors from Hong Kong, Mainland China, and beyond, visitors can enjoy stunning floral displays, landscaping designs, and interactive activities like drawing and photo competitions, workshops, and cultural performances.
Tickets start at HK$14, with concessions available. Don’t miss this vibrant showcase of nature and creativity!
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Picasso for Asia—A Conversation

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Picasso for Asia—A Conversation runs from March 15 to July 13 at M+, showcasing over 60 masterpieces by Pablo Picasso from Musée national Picasso-Paris, alongside 80+ works by Asian artists from the M+ Collections. Co-organized with Musée national Picasso-Paris and French May Arts Festival 2025, the exhibition explores Picasso’s influence on Asian art.
Tickets start at HK$240, including access to Guo Pei: Fashioning Imagination. Don’t miss this extraordinary East-meets-West artistic dialogue!
GuideFong Tour: Discover Ramadan in Tsim Sha Tsui

Experience the spirit of Ramadan in Hong Kong with a guided tour of Chungking Mansions and a visit to Kowloon Mosque. Organized by Foundation for Shared Impact (FSI), this tour features cultural insights, entrepreneur stories, and an Iftar meal to celebrate the resilience of small businesses and highlight the city's multicultural diversity.
Incredible India Festival

The Incredible India Festival returns to Lan Kwai Fong on March 15-16, celebrating Indian culture with food, music, dance, and art. Organized by the Consulate General of India, Hong Kong, and the Lan Kwai Fong Association, the event features 20+ booths offering Indian products and cuisine, including Michelin-rated dishes from Bombay Dreams and Jashan. Enjoy Bollywood screenings, dance workshops, henna art, yoga, Indian-inspired cocktails, and more!
18th Asian Film Awards

The 18th Asian Film Awards, organized by the Asian Film Awards Academy (AFAA), honors excellence in Asian cinema across 16 categories, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Actress. This year’s Best Film nominees include "All We Imagine as Light," "Black Dog," "Exhuma," "Teki Cometh," and "Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In." Founded by the Busan, Hong Kong, and Tokyo International Film Festivals, AFAA also runs year-round initiatives to support emerging talent. Don’t miss this celebration of Asian cinema’s global impact!
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