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Looking for things to do in Hong Kong this weekend? From nightlife and culture to drinks, dining, community and shopping, keep reading to discover the best events in Hong Kong from Friday, 25 September to Sunday, 27 September, 2026 — including Mid-Autumn Festival activities!
After a sweltering and stormy August, September in Hong Kong finally brings a hint of relief — though the rainy season isn’t quite done with us yet! Between dodging dramatic downpours (perfect excuse to duck into a air-conditioned mall or hidden dai pai dong), soaking up the glow of countless lanterns during the Mid-Autumn Festival and getting an early taste of the excitement building for the National Day celebrations just around the corner, there’s no shortage things to do in Hong Kong. Whether you’re savouring mooncakes, chasing fire dragons or enjoying the last of those summer vibes with a cocktail in hand (balance is key, after all!), here’s everything on in Hong Kong in September 2026.
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WXV Global Series Challenger Touches Down In Hong Kong
It’s time to root for women’s rugby! The WXV Global Series Challenger, a world-class international sporting event, is coming to Hong Kong this September, with match days until Saturday, 26 September, 2026. During this landmark moment, Hong Kong China Rugby will welcome Brazil, Samoa, Fiji, Spain and the Netherlands to the city. Get your tickets now to cheer on team Hong Kong China (or whoever your home team is!) and enjoy the epic atmosphere, excellent hospitality and family-friendly environment at Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground.
| Date | Saturday, 26 September, 2026; 12pm to 9pm |
| Location | Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground, Kai Tak Sports Park, 38 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
| Price | From $180 per adult for one day, from $450 per adult for all three match days – Purchase tickets here |
Things To Do In Hong Kong This Weekend: Friday, 25 September to Sunday, 27 September, 2026
Maggie Choo’s Unveils New Baroque-Inspired Cabaret Show
Maggie Choo’s fifth-season cabaret, “Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps”, brings baroque-inspired excess to the stage every Thursday! Expect twelve numbers across three acts, all-new hand-stitched costumes, a live vocalist, house band and a fresh New York arrival joining the iconic resident vocalist. Highlights include an interactive opener, a title routine crowned by a giant coral pink headpiece, a playful take on Nina Simone’s Feeling Good, a solo burlesque fan dance and a lavish finale.
| Date | Every Thursday from 25 September, 2026; 9:30pm to 12am |
| Location | Maggie Choo’s, 1-13 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong |
| Price | $200 per person — Reserve your spot here |
Hong Kong Comedy Season Presents “Bad Indian” By Saaj Raja
Following his sold-out London performances, Saaj Raja brings his autobiographical one-man show, “Bad Indian”, to Hong Kong. Written and performed by Saaj, the show is a darkly funny account of growing up in suburban Britain as a ‘good Indian boy,’ juxtaposed by his ‘double life’ that followed — from pursuing forbidden love to choosing the wrong career. It traces his journey from Crawley to Hong Kong’s high-pressure trading floors as the life he carefully constructed begins to unravel. An intimate exploration of identity, belonging and the pressures of living between cultures, “Bad Indian” asks what happens when you stop performing the version of yourself everyone expects.
| Date | Friday, 25 September, 2026; 8pm to 9:30pm |
| Location | Fa Gai, 32 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong |
| Price | $200 per person — Reserve your spot here |
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Feed The Dragon Returns To Social Room
Feed The Dragon is back, bringing UK jungle heavyweights Mantra and Dwarde to the city as part of its ongoing dedication to championing the genre. The lineup also features DJ FU (2), Immuno, Mengzy, whosseany, Hocknell, Venus Fly Trax, 1908, GONG! and Shell. The event follows the collective’s history of supporting jungle through vinyl sets and sofa chats with N4 Records.
| Date | Friday, 25 September, 2026; 9pm to 5am |
| Location | Social Room, 3/F, Won Hing Building, 74-78 Stanley Street, Central, Hong Kong |
| Price | $200 per person — Purchase tickers here |
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‘SOUNDEM’ Rave Marks Dark Metaz 5 Years Finale
Dark Metaz, one of Hong Kong’s most beloved underground music collectives, marks five years with a final warehouse event. The milestone edition will take place at a secret warehouse with a monolithic sound system and runs for nine hours, journeying through deep sub-bass, leftfield glitches, tribal rhythms and psychedelic textures. The lineup features a powerhouse roster, including DJS 63, CHANGA, HIM, HOOYIN, ILLI, IMMUNO, JFÜNG, JOEMO, KIEF E, KOLAK, KULI, RASREI, SUFAI and 王若迷.
| Date | Saturday, 26 September, 2026; 11pm to 8am |
| Location | Secret warehouse location will be released to ticket holders |
| Price | $350 per advance ticket (until 25 September); $400 per advance ticket — DM @darkmetaz to register |
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Bedazzle Journaling Morning In Sai Ying Pun
My Mental Care is hosting a cosy, creative journaling session focused on self-care, mindfulness and a bit of sparkle. Along with guided prompts to work through, you’ll be provided with crafting materials so you can decorate with gems and sparkles — just bring their own journal! The event also includes one complimentary drink, with options like cocktails, mocktails or soft drinks. No journaling experience is needed, so it’s easy to come as you are and bring friends along.
| Date | Saturday, 26 September, 2026; 3pm to 5pm |
| Location | Dara Restaurant,189 Queen’s Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong |
| Price | $250 per person — Reserve your spot here |
Mid-Autumn Festival Full Moon Sound Bath and Tea Ritual
Sacred Space is hosting a Mid-Autumn celebration centred on abundance and renewal, featuring a full moon sound bath, tea ritual and vegetarian mooncake. The evening begins by using angel cards to co-create a safe container, followed by a tea ritual to calm the mind and body, a candle lighting intention and a guided mindfulness meditation that flows into a sound bath with singing bowls and chimes. The session closes in circle and gratitude, and every attendee receives a mooncake made by a local artisan. This is perfect for anyone feeling mentally or emotionally drained, struggling to switch of or simply wanting to experience Mid-Autumn Festival in a unique way.
| Date | Saturday, 26 September, 2026; 7pm to 8:30pm |
| Location | Third Eye Media Studio, 3Room 2402, 6 Wilmer Street, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong |
| Price | $450 per person — Purchase tickers here |
Mid-Autumn Movie Screening & Sunset Party In Mui Wo
This Saturday, Mui WoW is hosting a Special Movie & Party Sunset at Silvermine Beach in honour of Mid-Autumn Festival. The evening features a DJ set from 5pm to 7pm, a screening of Over the Moon at 7pm and a closing DJ set from 9 PM until late. Entry is free, though donations are welcome to support future events. Renting seats to show your support is also an option — but you’re welcome to bring your own blanket, snacks and drinks.
Sassy Tip: Those who register in advance have a chance to receive a goodie bag from Mui WoW!
| Date | Saturday, 26 September, 2026; 5pm to 10pm |
| Location | Silvermine Bay Beach, 1 Tung Wan Tau Road, Mui Wo, Lantau, Hong kong |
| Price | Free entry — Register here |
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Puppy Pilates & Gelato At The Peak Galleria
This Flow & Friends event combines all our favourite things: a 45-minute, beginner-friendly mat Pilates class and adoptable puppies from TAILS Lantau Animal Rescue. After class, participants can enjoy matcha gelato by Crème Club x Shroommate, while the puppies get their own chicken sausage gelato. There’s also a matcha and coffee tasting by Shroommate, optional botanical dog treats from Spoon Dog for pet owners at home and pet goodie bags. A portion of proceeds and all donations support the rescue’s efforts, medical care and adoption work, with an on-site donation box for anyone wanting to give more.
| Date | Sunday, 27 September, 2026; 11am to 2pm (hourly sessions) |
| Location | Observatory Deck, Shop 201, 2/F, The Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong kong |
| Price | $375 per person — Reserve your spot here |
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PSYCHO Exhibition At Sotheby’s Maison
PSYCHO: Identity Alienation Shadow Duality is an exhibition that brings together a number of renowned names like Mark Rothko, Yoshimoto Nara, Tetsuya Ishida, Yayoi Kusama, Lee Bul and more. They draw on the psychological language of cinema and literature to explore how obsession, vanity, fear and ambition can fuel artistic innovation. You’ll see works that have been hidden from public view for over 15 years, iconic pieces and rare paintings – all ahead of the auctions on 28 to 29 September.
| Date | Sunday, 27 September, 2026; 12pm to 5pm |
| Location | Sotheby’s Maison, 1/F, Landmark Chater, Chater Road, Central, Hong Kong |
| Price | Free entry — More info here |
ASEAN Film Festival 2026 Offers Film, Music & Cultural Exchange
Now in its fourth edition, the ASEAN Film Festival 2026 is kicking of with 30 free screenings that span all 11 ASEAN member states alongside guest works from Australia, Kazakhstan, Russia and beyond. Organised by the Hong Kong‑ASEAN Foundation, this year’s programme weaves music throughout many selections and features filmmaker sharing sessions, a first‑ever Timor‑Leste debut and special appearances by international directors. With a diverse lineup spanning contemporary dramas, animated features, musical romances ,and intimate family portraits, the festival invites audiences to discover fresh perspectives while celebrating the power of cinema to build understanding across borders.
| Date | Until Sunday, 27 September, 2026 |
| Location | Screenings take place in various cinemas across Hong Kong |
| Price | Screenings are free with registration — Learn more here |
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PAÑPURI Unveils First-Ever Pacific Place Store
PANPURI, the Thai niche fragrance and wellness brand, is opening by a permanent store at Pacific Place! Designed by DEFT around the idea of “A Quiet Current,” the space take cues from wind moving through the city — open, airy, with curved partitions and a floral installation inspired by drifting seeds. The focus is on the brand’s new Care Eau de Parfum collection: ten water‑based, alcohol‑free scents that sit close to the skin.
| Date | Store opens on Wednesday, 30 September, 2026 |
| Location | PAÑPURI Pacific Place, Shop 156, L1/F, Pacific Place, Admiralty, Hong Kong |
| Price | Free entry |
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Last Chance To Try MARROW Pop-Up Restaurant
Since opening in July, we haven’t stopped hearing praises about MARROW, Chef Chris Ma’s contemporary meat-led restaurant concept at Lee Tung Avenue — so much so that they extended the pop-up until 30 September! Before it leaves permanently, make sure to try the five new dishes, like the Smoked Threadfin or Grilled Venison with preserved mustard, along with existing favourites like the “Typhoon Shelter” Roasted Bone Marrow, Sichuan Beef Tartare and the Australian Wagyu Bavette.
| Date | Until Wednesday, 30 September, 2026; 6:30pm to 9pm |
| Location | MARROW, Upstairs at The Baker & The Bottleman F15A, 1/F Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai, Hong Kong |
| Price | Approx $500 per person — Reserve a table here |
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TEDxTinHau Women’s 10th Anniversary Edition
TEDxTinHau Women returns for its milestone 10th anniversary, and it’s going bigger than ever. Inspired by Tin Hau, the Chinese Goddess of the Sea, and Hong Kong’s legacy of navigating change, this year’s theme “UNCHARTED” invites you to step beyond the familiar and embrace the unknown.
| Date | Friday, 2 October, 2026; 9am to 6pm |
| Location | Xiqu Centre, Grand Theatre, 88 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong |
| Price | $500 for Early Bird Half-Day; $800 for Early Bird Full-Day; $650 for General Half-Day; $950 for General Full-Day — Purchase tickets here |
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WestK Launches Four-Week ‘Picnic Fest’
WestK has launches its inaugural WestK Picnic Fest, running over four consecutive weekends at the Harbourside East Lawn. The festival features limited-edition picnic sets from 16 WestK tenants, plus food stalls from over 20 Hong Kong eateries, newly introduced picnic essentials rentals starting from just $40 and an exclusive “Bike & Picnic Pass” ($348) that combines bicycle, picnic mat and lantern rental. You can also check out themed workshops with The Picnic Club, live music and interactive performances.
| Date | Every weekend until Sunday, 11 October, 2026; 2pm to 9pm |
| Location | Harbourside East Lawn, Art Park, 18 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
| Price | $348 per Bike & Picnic Pass; price per picnic set varies — More info here |
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Messina Pops Up At The Farmhouse Deli
The next time you’re around Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong and you’re feeling the heat, head in to The Farmhouse Deli to visit the gelato cart pop-up from Messina. Pick your flavour – Black Sesame Tong Yuen, Boysenberry, Chocolate Fondant, Hong Kong Milk Tea, Matcha, Pistachio, Salted Coconut and Mango Salsa or Vanilla – and gorge on your freshly churned Italian-style gelato.
| Date | Until Sunday, 11 October, 2026; 11am to 9pm |
| Location | The Farmhouse Deli, 2/F, West Tower, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong, 1 North Point Estate Lane, North Point, Hong Kong |
| Price | $70 for one scoop, $85 for two scoops |
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“Art In Residence: Tea Time Stories” With Nomkakaii
Cordis has teamed up with one of our favourite cha chaan tengs, Tai On Coffee & Tea Shop, and food illustrator Kai for the exhibition “Art In Residence: Tea Time Stories,” celebrating Hong Kong’s beloved afternoon tea culture. The showcase features Kai’s illustrations of everyday dining moments, plus a lineup of limited-edition treats reimagined by Executive Pastry Chef Roy Ma and the Tai On team, including Peanut Butter and Condensed Milk Mille-Feuille, Coconut Red Bean Mousse Cake and a Salted Kumquat Espresso Tonic. Throughout the exhibition, both venues are running daily interactive experiences at 3:15pm, including instant photo sessions and themed paper tape giveaways, plus a limited-edition tote bag featuring Kai’s artwork.
| Date | Until Saturday, 31 October, 2026 |
| Location | Tai On Coffee & Tea Shop, G/F, 830 Canton Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong The Place, Cordis Hong Kong, 555 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
| Price | Free entry — More info here |
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