Hong Kong’s cultural scene is thriving this last week of February! "Cloud. Hong Kong" at The Fringe Club offers multimedia art inspired by clouds, while "The Fourth Wall: Arts and Fear Talk" at Xiqu Centre explores creativity in overcoming fear. The Hong Kong Arts Festival 2025 spans world-class theatre, dance, music, and opera, while Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2025 gathers renowned authors for talks and workshops. Foodies can indulge in an Ethiopian Dinner & Coffee Meetup or craft a Dim Sum Terrarium at Tung Nam Lou Art Hotel. For business and luxury seekers, the Beyond Zero sustainability screening and the HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show are must-attend events.
'Cloud. Hong Kong' Exhibit
Discover "Cloud. Hong Kong," an exhibition by Sindy Chiu, at Anita Chan Lai-ling Gallery from Feb. 20-26. Explore cloud-inspired multimedia art and join a floral arrangement workshop from Feb. 21-25 for HK$1,380. Free entry!
'Beyond Zero' Screening: A Business Story Toward Sustainability
Join the "Beyond Zero" Screening: A Business Story Toward Sustainability on Feb. 27 at FellowSPACE, Wong Chuk Hang. This powerful documentary highlights a global company’s journey toward eliminating its environmental footprint. The event also includes a networking session and collective debriefing. Tickets are priced at HK$190.
Hong Kong Arts Festival 2025
The Hong Kong Arts Festival 2025 takes place from Feb. 28 to March 29, featuring world-class performances across theatre, dance, music, and Chinese opera. Don't miss top international and local artists at venues across Hong Kong! Check all the programmes on their website.
The Fourth Wall: Arts and Fear Talk – Facing Our Fears
Explore how creativity transforms fear at The Fourth Wall: Arts and Fear Talk – Facing Our Fears on Feb. 28 at Xiqu Centre. Hong Kong artists Yan Pat-to, Crystal Cheung, and Cheung Kit-bong share insights on overcoming fear through art. Admission is free, but seats are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Online registration is required by Feb. 27, 6 PM. Register here.
Ethiopian Dinner & Coffee Meetup - February 2025
Indulge in an all-you-can-eat Ethiopian and Eritrean feast at Africa Center Hong Kong on Feb. 28. Enjoy injera, rich stews, and a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony. Tickets are priced at HK$250 per adult and HK$125 per child. Reserve now via WhatsApp +852 9260 6185.
Dim Sum Delights: Terrarium Workshop
Get creative at the Dim Sum Delights: Terrarium Workshop on March 1 at Tung Nam Lou Art Hotel in Yau Ma Tei. This unique two-hour hands-on workshop invites participants to craft a mini terrarium inside a traditional dim sum bamboo steamer, blending artistic expression with nature. Open to all skill levels!
Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2025
The Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2025 brings together global and local literary talents for book talks, panel discussions, workshops, and performances. Every ticket includes a complimentary "LitFest Guide to HK" by Zolima CityMag. For details and tickets, visit festival.org.hk.
HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show
The HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show runs from March 2-6 at AsiaWorld-Expo, showcasing premium diamonds, gems, and pearls. Featuring industry insights, networking, and trend forecasts, this trade-only event connects top buyers and suppliers. For more details, visit hktdc.com.
Arctic 3D: Our Frozen Planet
Arctic 3D: Our Frozen Planet screens at the Space Theatre, Hong Kong Space Museum from now until Oct. 13. This stunning 3D documentary captures the Arctic’s beauty and urgent environmental challenges. Screenings run on select days in Cantonese, English, and Putonghua, with tickets priced at S$40 for standard admission and S$15 to S$30 for concessions via URBTIX.
Morning Matinee — Love Without End: The Screen Diva Lin Dai
Honor the 90th anniversary of Lin Dai at Morning Matinee — Love Without End, a four-part retrospective celebrating her legendary career. Featuring romantic dramas, comedies, historical epics, and musicals, plus rarely seen documentaries, this series is a must for classic film lovers!
