Booking an overseas getaway for the long Easter weekend may be out of the question, but you can scratch your travel itch at this three-day travel-themed market, featuring close to 30 brands selling goodies from around the world. Think chocolate treats from Finland, craft beer from Japan, exotic accessories from India, perfumed candles from Egypt, organic teas from France and more.

When: Until Sunday, 4 April, 12pm to 7pm
Where: Driveway at Lee Garden One, 33 Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Free

The Murray is hosting its first Easter carnival over the long weekend, featuring an egg-cellent selection of artisanal treats, accessories, homeware, pet supplies and much more from the likes of Casa Luna Decor, Mask On, Petisan and Twist & Buckle. Be sure to try out some of the traditional gourmet treats at The Murray Food Stall.

When: Until Tuesday, 6 April, 12pm to 7pm
Where: The Arches, The Murray, 22 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong
How much: Free – RSVP here

The 45th Hong Kong International Film Festival can be enjoyed in-person and virtually this year thanks to the newly launched online platform, HKIFF45 ONLINE. In addition to over 190 titles presented on the big screen, close to 60 films are available through the online screening platform.

HKIFF45 honours Stanley Kwan as this year’s Filmmaker-in-Focus and will showcase 13 of his seminal works. Head here for the full film list.

When: Until Monday, 12 April
Where: Various locations and online
How much: From $50

Back by popular demand, Sai Ying Pun neighbourhood izakaya Okra Hong Kong and Ginza-style whisky bar Mizunara: The Library will once again join forces to bring you another exciting limited edition cocktail and Japanese tapas experience. Think mirin-smoked salmon, a delicate 22-days Dry-aged Tuna Tasing Platter and premium Japanese whisky.

When: Friday, 2 and Saturday, 3 April and Friday, 9 and Saturday, 10 April, 5pm to 10pm
Where: G/F & 1/F, 110 Queen’s Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
How much: $45 to $388 – email [email protected] or WhatsApp 2806 1038 to book

This month, The Coffee Academïcs is introducing its new series of weekly coffee workshops, taking place every Thursday. From workshops on pulling shots and steaming milk, to lessons on brewing and how to truly appreciate coffee, the classes will allow you to channel your inner barista and appreciate the art of specialty coffee making. See the full schedule here.

When: Every Thursday, 7pm to 8:30pm
Where: The Coffee Academïcs (The Morrison), 225 Wan Chai Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
How much: $488 – book here

Traditionally held at Victoria Park, this vibrant annual event goes online this year. Themed garden plots and floral displays have been set up across all 18 districts of the city and can be viewed from the comfort of your home. Vote for your favourite “Oriental Style Garden Plot” and “Western Style Garden Plot” for a chance to win some fabulous prizes.

When: Until Monday, 19 April
How much: Free – view here

This April, the popular Tong Chong Market is featuring the best artisanal tea houses in town, each offering market-exclusive tea-inspired bites and beverages. Expect Craft Fizzy Tap Tea from Green Ginkgo Tea, Minty Jasmine Chajoto Ice Cream from BASAO Tea and Cold Brew Oolong Tea from Bonlicious and more. Bring your own reusable cup along to enjoy $5 off your drink!

When: Until Friday, 30 April, 8am to 3pm
Where: G/F, One Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Free

Partnering with The Aisle, Eaton HK presents an experiential wedding fair showcasing its unique venues. The “Anita” and “Music Room” will be taken over by 18 vendors providing a range of concepts for your wedding reception. Professional consultants will also be on-site to provide detailed information and advice on how to plan for your big day. Look out for exclusive promotions that will be on offer on the day too.

When: Monday, 5 and Tuesday, 6 April, 12pm to 7pm
Where: 2/F & 4/F, Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan, Hong Kong
How much: Free – RSVP here

The Affordable Online Art Fair is back for its second edition, bringing us thousands of paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures priced from around $500 up to $60,000. This year’s fair features 50 hand-picked galleries from 13 countries, alongside a packed programme of talks, tours and exclusive digital content. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or simply an art lover, make sure you’re one of the first to browse the full collection by signing up to the Affordable Art Fair’s mailing list.

When: Friday, 9 April to Monday, 3 May
How much: Free – view here

This open air market will feature two of our favourite things – pets and plants. Organised by Handmade Hong Kong, the Discovery Bay North Market will introduce you to some great plant and pet-focused makers, small businesses and charities. You’re welcome to bring your furry friends along, but your plants might need to stayat home.

When: Sunday, 25 April, 11am to 6pm
Where: Discovery Bay North Plaza, 92 Siena Avenue, Discovery Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Free