What’s on? Things to do this November in Hong Kong

By Gafencu
Nov 02, 2026

The 20th Tai Kok Tsui Temple Fair

Step into the 20th Tai Kok Tsui Temple Fair and surrender to a living tapestry of tradition and innovation. Around the venerable Hung Shing Temple, intangible cultural heritage dances with contemporary creativity and pure community joy. Feel the pulse of the Temple Fair Parade, marvel at eighteen lions leaping in synchronized splendour, and wander themed booths alive with local craftsmanship and stories. A breathtaking 500-foot luminous LED night dragon uncoils across the sky, crowning an unforgettable celebration where past and present blaze as one.


When: 1 November


Where: Tai Kok Tsui


How much: Free


For more information: tkttemplefair.org.hk


Hong Kong Tennis Open 2026 (WTA 250)

Feel the electric buzz of the Hong Kong Tennis Open, the dazzling centrepiece of the Hong Kong Tennis Season 2026/27. World-class stars clash in high-octane rallies that turn every court into a stage of pure drama. It elevates Hong Kong’s place on the global tennis map, drawing elite talent, roaring crowds, and unforgettable moments. The Open delivers pure sporting theatre. Join the action, cheer the next legends, and watch Hong Kong rise higher on the international stage.


When: 2-8 November


Where: Victoria Park Tennis Stadium


How much: From HK$ 180


For more information: hktennisopen.hk


The Repulse Bay Motoring Classics

The Repulse Bay transforms into a sophisticated garden party where pre-war classics and post-war icons meet modern masterpieces. Witness the regional premieres of the Pagani Huayra Codalunga Speedster and Lamborghini Revuelto SV, the Hong Kong debut of the Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II, and rare treasures from Aston Martin, Bentley and Porsche. 


When: 7 November


Where: The Repulse Bay Arcade


How much: From HK$ 850


For more information: therepulsebay.com


Business of Design Week 2026

Asia’s premier celebration of design, innovation and brands returns to Hong Kong for a week of inspiration. It welcomes Switzerland as its first-ever partner country. Under the theme “Design in Dialogue: Connect + Transform,” the event channels Switzerland’s multilingual, multicultural spirit into a vibrant exchange of ideas. Expect high-calibre conferences, forums, exhibitions, an awards ceremony and rich networking opportunities.


When: 16-21 November


Where: HKCEC


How much: HK$ 2,800


For more information: bodw.com


Hong Kong WinterFest

Statue Square Gardens blooms into a picture-perfect Christmas Town, crowned by a majestic 20-metre tree and twinkling decorations that light up the night. Stroll Chater Road’s glowing Hongkong Land displays, then lose yourself in Central’s captivating 360-degree Immersive Light Show. Indulge in extraordinary seasonal shopping and festive dining delights before the breathtaking New Year’s Countdown crowns the celebrations.


When: From 1 November


Where: Statue Square Gardens


How much: Free


For more information: discoverhongkong.com


Charlie And The Chocolate Factory

Step through the golden gates into a world of pure imagination. Based on Roald Dahl’s timeless tale, this dazzling musical whisks young Charlie Bucket—and you—into Willy Wonka’s extraordinary chocolate factory. Float down chocolate rivers, meet nut-sorting squirrels, and watch mischievous Oompa-Loompas dance their cautionary songs. Bursting with eye-popping visuals, larger-than-life characters, and toe-tapping melodies, the production wraps audiences in immersive delight. Every sweet surprise, every laugh, every gasp of wonder invites you to taste the magic.


When: From 4 November


Where: Hong Kong Cultural Centre


How much: From HK$ 388


For more information: charliemusicalhk.com


Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival

The Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival returns with an irresistible “Only in Hong Kong” spirit. Sip Bordeaux legends, Chinese, Georgian, Italian, Spanish and British pours, plus brand-new Australian and Korean pavilions. Raise a glass of sparkling tea, low-alcohol craft beer, Asian wine or artisanal cocktail while tasting heritage reborn: classic local flavours twisted into bold, trend-setting creations. 


When: Until 1 November


Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space.


How much: Various prices


For more information: discoverhongkong.com


The Murray’s Rubia Gallega Beef Burger Series

The Murray unveils a limited monthly series of chef-crafted burgers celebrating this single-breed treasure—cattle that graze freely for up to 12 years, yielding intense umami, toasted-nut depth and a buttery finish. Launching the lineup: the Szechuan Mala Spicy Burger. A juicy dry-aged patty meets crisp Asian salad, sweet fried garlic, cheddar and numbing mala crème fraîche.


When: Until 5 November


Where: The Murray


How much: HK$ 348


For more information: niccolohotels.com


Cantina’s Autumn Menu

Cantina at Tai Kwun unveils its autumn menu. Share silky Red Prawn Carpaccio, melt-in-the-mouth Wagyu Beef Cheek Ravioli with aromatic porcini, and a generous Mediterranean Seafood Platter. Slow-smoked half chicken with ginger-marinated tomatoes delivers soul-warming depth, while live tableside shaving of peak-season Australian black truffles elevates classics like Beef Tartare, Cacio e Pepe in a Pecorino wheel, and the signature Breaded Veal Cutlet.


When: Until 30 November


Where: Various Prices


How much: From HK$320


For more information: cantina.com