What’s On HKG: Wine & Dine Festival, Happy Wednesday Bollywood Night & More

Hong Kong comes alive this week with a diverse mix of festivities, sports, and art. Celebrate Bollywood and Diwali with live music and henna, savor gourmet pairings at the Wine & Dine Festival, or experience the thrill of the Prudential Tennis Open. Art lovers can explore Shahana Rajani’s thought-provoking solo exhibition, while anime fans won’t want to miss the Attack on Titan Exhibition. From immersive parades to action-packed runs, the city is brimming with experiences.
Happy Wednesday: Bollywood Night

Celebrate Bollywood and Diwali at Happy Wednesday’s Bollywood Night on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025, from 5 PM to midnight at Happy Valley Racecourse. Enjoy live performances by India’s Soul Waves band, dazzling Bollywood dance acts, henna booths, and themed food trucks serving Indian favorites like tikka tacos and samosas. Still have energy? Keep the party going at The Beat and Vantage after midnight. Follow @HKJCEntertainment for the latest updates.
Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival 2025

Indulge in a feast of flavors at the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival 2025, happening from Oct. 23-26, 2025, at the Central Harbourfront Event Space. With the theme “REMIX. Best of all worlds,” the festival blends global cuisines and fine wines against the stunning Victoria Harbour skyline. Explore inventive pairings, premium bites, and world-class vintages. Tickets range from HK$298 to HK$598 via Klook, with exclusive American Express offers available.
Water Parade by AllRightsReserved at Victoria Harbour

Marvel at the world’s first Water Parade by AllRightsReserved from Oct. 25 to Nov. 1, 2025, at Victoria Harbour. Four colossal inflatables — Doraemon, KAWS & Elmo, Grimace, and LABUBU — will float off Tamar Park before sailing across the harbor on Nov. 1. Enjoy pop-ups, games, and exclusive merch at the Water Parade Market. Tickets via Klook start at HK$40 for children and HK$50 to HK$80 for adults.
Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open 2025

Catch the excitement of the Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open from Oct. 25 to Nov. 2, 2025, at Victoria Park Tennis Court, Causeway Bay. Featuring Naomi Osaka, Li Na as Tournament Director, and stars like Daria Kasatkina, Ajla Tomljanović, and Alexandra Eala, fans can enjoy thrilling matches and free-access qualifying rounds.
Tickets for paid sessions range from HK$160 to HK$970, with concessions for children, students, and seniors, while the Tournament Village offers free entertainment and fan experiences.
NAT GEO RUN HONG KONG 2025

Join the action at NAT GEO RUN HONG KONG 2025 on Oct. 26, 2025, from 8 AM to 4 PM at Sunny Bay Promenade. This first-ever Hong Kong edition of National Geographic’s signature run offers 2KM, 4KM, and 6KM routes, combining fitness with environmental awareness. Participants can explore interactive workshops, a Pop-up Store, and photo spots, while AK@MIRROR adds inspiration.
Registration starts at HK$320 for individuals and HK$4,200 for 10-person teams, with early birds receiving a limited-edition camping utensil set.
'In drawing, in remembrance' Solo Exhibit by Shahana Rajani

Explore “In drawing, in remembrance,” a solo exhibition by Pakistani artist Shahana Rajani, at Para Site Hong Kong from Oct. 11, 2025, to Feb. 1, 2026. Rajani’s first institutional show in the city presents video works examining infrastructural violence and climate collapse in Pakistan’s Indus River Delta. Highlights include “Four Acts of Recovery” (2024) and the premiere of “Lines that World a River” (2025), inviting reflection on resilience, displacement, and shared histories.
Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL ver. HONG KONG

Step into the world of giants at the "Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL ver. HONG KONG," running on its last week until Oct. 26, 2025, at 10/F, Tower 1, Twin Towers, Kai Tak, Kowloon. This first-time Hong Kong exhibition immerses fans in Hajime Isayama’s universe across eight themed zones, featuring nearly 200 original artworks, replicated manuscripts, and a colossal titan battle on a 2.4-meter-high, 9-meter-wide screen. Tickets range from HK$98 to HK$168 via Klook.
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