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Whether you’re into shopping, fitness, films, classical music or Christmas fun, there is an event in Hong Kong for you this weekend.
A Korean romantic comedy and an ambitious musical await cinema-goers. Alternatively, stream a World War II drama or a Chinatown-set comedy.
Conductor Elim Chan’s homecoming and a wide array of art exhibitions are yours to see this weekend in Hong Kong.
China’s largest express delivery company is selling 170 million shares at HK$32.30 to HK$36.30 each, with the listing to take place on November 27.
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The second day of the by-invitation event kicked off with a discussion about opportunities in Asean with Malaysia at the helm.
More than 100 business owners gathered at the closed-door, principals-only 2024 Family Business Summit in Hong Kong over the weekend.
From a gong bath to a concert under the stars to a restaurant where you can enjoy a barbecue platter, there is plenty to do this weekend.
Relax with a gong bath, dance at a silent yoga session, learn the ancient Chinese healing practice of qigong and more this weekend.
Gladiator II in cinemas, Deadpool & Wolverine on Disney+ and My Boo on Netflix are among the top offerings this weekend.
From an auction where you can bid with stories to a night of dreamy classical music under the stars, here is what is happening this weekend.
The China Future Tech section provides readers with a one-stop homepage for tracking the latest developments and trends in the six sectors.
Immerse yourself in Indian arts, culture and heritage, try on a pair of new Nike kicks and eat and drink at a great wine bar before it shuts.
New Hong Kong cinema release The Last Dance, Netflix film Babylon and Disney+ Korean drama series Gangnam B-Side all make our list this week.
A yoga festival on the beach in Macau, a talk on Ayurveda or a life-saving CPR course – what will you get up to this weekend?
City also tops the charts in culture and sports, according to an index by Our Hong Kong Foundation (OHKF) and Dah Sing Bank.
Take your dog for some yoga or a tarot-card reading, tuck into Sichuan clay pot rice, or catch a movie this weekend in Hong Kong.
Just in time for Halloween comes a grimly comedic Hong Kong-set zombie movie; or you can dive back into the demonic world of a K-drama show.
Hong Kong government says it cancelled Russia-born Kissin’s recital for ‘scheduling reasons’, yet his nine other Asia concerts will go ahead.
Up your tennis game, sweat at a fitness fest with rescued dogs, combat anxiety at breathwork and meditation sessions or go to an autism fair.
Try your hand at cocktail making, immerse yourself in jazz music, learn about endurance running and more this weekend.
Feeling anxious? Join a support group. Yoga sessions help you relax and recharge, while a serial marathoner leads a free running class.
Our pick of the best shows and exhibitions this weekend includes the Freespace Jazz Fest and Chung Ying Theatre’s Little Shop of Horrors.
Talking Post with Yonden Lhatoo wins gold at annual w3 Awards in US for episode on ‘coffin homes’, while Eat Drink Asia takes home silver in series category.
From the Hong Kong Ballet to the Asian Film Festival and World Shochu and Awamori Festival, our pick of the best things to do this weekend.
How active do you want to be this weekend? Pick from a historic walking tour, toddler’s play and yoga, a women’s self-defence class and more.
Our top five picks include performing arts shows as part of HKPAX, a new ballet and a concert featuring American jazz legend Wynton Marsalis.
Check out a cute coming-of-age tale, this year’s Hong Kong Asian Film Festival, a fun 1990s-set women’s Korean drama and more this weekend.
Try Korean hanwoo beef at a new noodle restaurant, see an anime master’s latest film, pamper your pet or do some outdoor yoga this weekend.
Catch a sci-fi satire featuring body horror at the cinema this weekend or catch up on Hayao Miyazaki’s latest animated film and more at home.
Catch some Italian opera, Chinese opera, dance, and Western and Chinese classical music in the run-up to the Hong Kong Performing Arts Expo.
