What's On HK
Eat & Drink
Travel
Style
Beauty
Health & Wellness
Home & Decor
Lifestyle
Weddings
Get your calendars ready, we’ve rounded up the best things to do in Hong Kong this October, including the much-anticipated International Tattoo Exhibition 2024, Oktoberfest events and limited-time delicious dining deals!
Wondering what to do this weekend? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve rounded up the best events and happenings in Hong Kong to add to your calendar now, from exciting events like the first-ever WBSC Baseball5 Championship to be held in Hong Kong, to multisensory celebrations of art, and a yacht ride for the ages! Scroll through for what to do around town this October 2024. Plus, never miss out on an event by checking out our regularly updated events calendar.
Read More: The Sassy Edit – What’s New In Hong Kong This Month
New October Events & Weekend Activities In Hong Kong
aqua Night Brunch Every Saturday
You know you’ll never be bored on a Saturday when you can turn to aqua for an exhilarating night where unlimited dining meets DJ dance beats with the Hong Kong skyline glittering behind you. Every week will feature a lineup of talented DJs and dancers, a thrilling LED flow arts performance, along with unlimited maki and sashimi and starters from both Japanese and Italian cuisines. Elevate the night even further with a two-hour free-flow package starting at $300 – the perfect opportunity to dance and drink the night away!
When: Every Saturday from 28 September, 9pm to 11pm
Where: aqua, 17/F, H Zentre, 15 Middle Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
How much: $688 – book here.
Read More: The Best Brunch Spots In Hong Kong
Hong Kong China International Tattoo Exhibition 2024
Ready to get some ink inspo? Tattoo artists from all over the world will be converging in Hong Kong for one weekend of artistic celebration. The tattoo competition – split into three categories, black and white, colour and schoolwork – will allow spectators to appreciate the craft up-close and learn about the varying styles and techniques used. You’ll also get to pick up a limited-edition tee themed around the exhibition.
When: Friday, 4 to Sunday, 6 October, 11am to 9pm
Where: Hall 5G, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
How much: 1-day pass for $200, 3-day pass for $300 – book here.
Read More: Top Tattoo Shops, Parlours & Studios In Hong Kong
Sun Museum Reopens At Sai Ying Pun
Previously located in Kwun Tong, Sun Museum has just announced its new site will be in the far more accessible Sai Yuen Lane, just steps away from the Sai Ying Pun MTR. The non-profit museum aims to foster the development of arts and culture and often hosts themed exhibitions and seminars. The new location will span two levels and 6,000 square feet, including an exhibition hall, shop and café. Find your new favourite Hong Kong-themed painting!
When: From Friday, 4 October
Where: G/F & 1/F, Artisan House, 1 Sai Yuen Lane, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
How much: Free admission
Read More: Must-See Hong Kong Art Exhibitions
Docktoberfest At Kerry Hotel
Listen up, beer lovers, this one’s for you! The Dockyard at Kerry Hotel is bringing back its crowd-favourite event: Docktoberfest, every Friday, Saturday and Public Holiday from 4 to 26 October. Get in the festive spirit of Munich with classic German dishes such as crispy pork knuckles and sausage platters, and beers sourced from the renowned German brewery, Löwenbräu. There will be live music, exciting beer-themed games, and a variety of drink and food combos – we’re eyeing the three-hour free-flow beer package for $350.
When: Friday, 4 to Saturday, 26 October, on Fridays, Saturdays and Public Holidays, 6pm to 9pm or 2pm to 9pm
Where: 1/F, Dockyard, Kerry Hotel, 38 Hung Luen Road, Hung Hom Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Varies depending on the package – book the free-flow package here.
Read More: New Drinks Menus This Month – New Bars, Ladies Night Deals & More
Hong Kong To Host WBSC Baseball5 World Cup For The First Time
In an unprecedented event, WBSC Baseball5 World Cup 2024 will be held in our own city for one thrilling week this October. Baseball5 is a slight variation of the classic game that incorporates the energy of modern athletics, and it has taken the world by storm. 12 world-class teams from five continents will fight it out for championship glory, solidifying Hong Kong as the sports event capital of Asia.
When: Monday, 7 to Saturday, 12 October
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: Tickets start from $280 – book here.
Set Sail On The Zuma Catamaran
Board the luxury yacht “Vibe” for an izakaya-inspired experience that includes a tasting menu, unlimited Veuve Clicquot champagne, signature cocktails and entertainment! For two days only, admire the breathtaking scenery from Central to Repulse Bay, while enjoying culinary delights like Wagyu Tataki with Truffle Ponzu, Sashimi and California Maki with Premium Crab, and Chilean Sea Bass with Green Chili Ginger Dressing – all set to curated tunes by talented musicians.
When: Friday, 11 and Saturday, 12 October, 11am to 5pm
Where: Pick up at Central Pier
How much: $12,750 per table (max. capacity of 5 guests) – to make a reservation, call 3657 6388 or email [email protected]
Read More: Your Ultimate Junk Boat Guide – All-Inclusive Packages In Hong Kong
WHATZ Art Curators Fair
Embark on a multisensory artistic journey at the grand debut of WHATZ Art Curators Fair, featuring over 150 emerging and award-winning artists from more than a dozen countries. Comfortable guest rooms will be transformed into unique art spaces to allow for a cosy viewing atmosphere, a photoshoot will be crafted by Venture Studios so you can walk away with a keepsake and a scent experience will be presented by Absence Therapy.
When: Friday, 18 to Sunday, 20 October
Where: JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
How much: $120 – book here.
Read More: The Best Hong Kong Hotels & Staycation Packages
Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival
The highly anticipated Wine & Dine Festival is back and better than ever! There will be a five-day event featuring over 300 global wines and authentic delicacies to take you on a delicious gastronomic journey, which will then be extended throughout November on a smaller scale. Hundreds of tasting booths will highlight all sorts of treats, from wine to whisky, street food to star-rated dishes, from over 35 countries. Try emerging stars or revisit old classics, including the wines highly recommended by critic James Suckling.
When: Wednesday, 23 to Sunday, 27 October, varying times
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $40 – book here.
Read More: Top Hong Kong Liquor Stores & Wine Shops That Deliver
Czech Classics Presented By City Chamber Orchestra Of Hong Kong
For music-lovers seeking a bit of refinement who want to be transported out of their seats, take a musical trip through time with an evening of Czech Classics, featuring oboist Vilém Veverka and harpist Kateřina Englichová. Guest conductor Sharon Andrea Choa is sure to put on a beautiful show brimming with joie de vivre, feisty performances and daring rhythmic passages. This will be some of the finest oboe and harp playing you will ever hear.
When: Thursday, 24 October, 8pm
Where: Hong Kong City Concert Hall, 5 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $200 to $500 – book here.
Chef Nobu Matsuhisa Returns To Hong Kong For Two Days
The genius behind the Nobu restaurants himself is set to come back to Hong Kong in celebration of its 30th Anniversary. The month of October will see various menus as part of The Omakase Dinner Series – starting at $1,088 – but on 30 and 31 October, Nobu-san will helm a 7-course curated Omakase Dinner featuring exceptional ingredients and his distinct tradition of melding Japanese techniques with Peruvian ingredients. For all foodies with ultra-refined palates, this is a can’t-miss event.
When: Wednesday, 30 and Thursday, 31 October
Where: Nobu Hong Kong, 2/F, Regent Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
How much: $1,888 + 10% service charge – book here.
Read More: The Best Japanese Restaurants For Sushi In Hong Kong
Main image courtesy of International Tattoo Exhibition, image 1 courtesy of aqua, image 2 courtesy of Tattoo Exhibition, image 3 courtesy of Sun Museum, image 4 courtesy of Kerry Hotel, image 5 courtesy of WBSC via Facebook, image 6 courtesy of Zuma, image 7 courtesy of WHATZ, image 8 courtesy of The Hari, image 9 courtesy of CCOHK, image 10 courtesy of Nobu.
