March in Hong Kong bursts with world-class events that blend sport, art, and entertainment. From the thrilling LIV Golf Hong Kong tournament and dazzling art fairs—Art Central and Art Basel—to the magical 20th anniversary celebrations at Hong Kong Disneyland, the city is alive with creativity and energy. Whether you’re a sports enthusiast, art lover, or family adventurer, there’s something extraordinary to experience this month.
K11 MUSEA
Odyssey: City in the Sky is a magical daytime party at K11 MUSEA’s Sculpture Park this March, transforming Victoria Harbour’s skyline into a sky-high dance playground. From 3 pm to 8 pm, guests journey through curated house, techno, and global club sounds while the sun slowly sets over the city. Blending art, design, and electronic music, the Social Club Series anniversary edition celebrates community, style, and freedom to dance above the harbour in an unforgettable urban odyssey. [socialclub-series](https://www.socialclub-series.com)
The EEG “25+ HAPPY BIRTHDAY” Carnival
The EEG “25+ HAPPY BIRTHDAY” Carnival at Repulse Bay’s The Pulse (March 28–April 19) marks Emperor Entertainment’s 25th anniversary with seaside busking, nostalgic Y2K hits, and the innovative RunHNT—a mix of egg hunt, community run, and celebrity challenges. Fans enjoy carnival booths with limited souvenirs, while Best Actress Wai Sze Nga joined opening day festivities, unveiling interactive installations. Winning teams earn tickets to the 25+ All-Star Concert on May 4. Blending music, fitness, and fan engagement, the event creates a festive atmosphere where audiences reconnect with Emperor’s legacy and celebrate its milestone anniversary.
Padel Fever Festival
The Padel Fever Festival at GO PARK Sai Sha brings Hong Kong its biggest padel celebration yet. From March 18–22, the FIP Bronze GO PARK Hong Kong welcomes over 140 top players from 25+ countries, alongside the city’s first youth tournament, FIP Promises. Spectators enjoy free admission to world-class matches plus a carnival of food trucks, games, and photo zones. March–April highlights include free beginner trial days and Hong Kong’s first “Padel Glow in the Dark” party on April 11. With special passes and school collaborations, Hong Kong Padel Club is shaping a vibrant lifestyle-driven sports community.
CATS
Opening on 6 August 2026, this spectacular production takes the stage at the Grand Theatre, Xiqu Centre, WestK, with performances running Tuesday through Sunday. Featuring a sweeping score by the legendary Andrew Lloyd Webber—renowned for The Phantom of the Opera, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, and Starlight Express—the show includes the unforgettable classic “Memory.” With its dazzling oversized set, inventive choreography, and playful costumes, CATS delivers a spellbinding fusion of song and dance. This world-class musical experience is one you simply cannot miss.
CATS the Musical will arrive in Hong Kong for a limited run from 6 to 16 August 2026 at the Grand Theatre, Xiqu Centre, WestK. Performances will be held Tuesday through Friday at 7:30 p.m., with additional shows on Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Audiences can secure their seats early through an exclusive priority booking period on Klook, available from 17 March at 12:00 noon until 24 March at 11:59 p.m., 2026. Tickets can be reserved via https://s.klook.com/catsthemusical.
KURT GEIGER
Kurt Geiger has unveiled a vibrant “One-Of-A-Kind” pop-up at Lane Crawford IFC Mall, running from March 12 to April 12, 2026. The installation fuses London’s bold creativity with Hong Kong’s luxury setting, showcasing the Spring Summer 2026 collection of footwear and accessories. Visitors can experience the brand’s first bespoke handbag personalisation service in Asia, designing their own Mini Kensington bag on-site. The space features maximalist floral décor, rainbow acrylic displays, and whimsical British vignettes, creating a joyful, immersive atmosphere that celebrates individuality, self-expression, and Kurt Geiger’s heritage of creativity and kindness.
K-POP Groove Night
The K-POP Groove Night at ELEMENTS Civic Square on March 27, 2026, promises an electrifying evening of music, cocktails, and Korean vibes. Headlined by Seoul’s rising DJ Sielo, known for his energetic Tech House grooves, and Netflix’s Single’s Inferno star Moon Se-hoon making his DJ debut, the event blends K-pop classics with cutting-edge electronic beats. Local bar Kinsman will craft three exclusive Korean-inspired cocktails and mocktails, enhancing the sensory experience. Free entry is available, while limited early-bird tickets at HK$250 include drinks and snacks. From sunset to nightfall, this immersive party will ignite Hong Kong with Korean rhythm and style.
Silk. × Emis
Silk., Hong Kong’s icon of sensory minimalism, joins forces with Seoul’s cult fashion label Emis for a groundbreaking residency at ComplexCon Hong Kong (March 21–22, 2026). This collaboration merges Hong Kong’s urban precision with Seoul’s fluid style, unveiling the “Every Moment Is Special.” collection featuring ultra-limited artifacts like the Silk. | Emis Tote, Water Tumbler, and Misugi Keyring. Beyond fashion, exclusive “Sensory Works” remain under visual embargo, reserved for attendees. The residency marks Silk.’s evolution from tea heritage into lifestyle refinement, setting the stage for its permanent integration into the global luxury fashion circuit.
LIV Golf Hong Kong 2026
The LIV Golf Hong Kong 2026 tournament will bring world-class golf to the Hong Kong Golf Club in Fanling from 5–8 March 2026. Organized by LIV Golf Ltd., the event blends elite sporting performances with Hong Kong’s vibrant cultural energy. Visitors can expect premium hospitality, curated dining, and family-friendly activities, making it more than just a golf competition. With ticket prices ranging from HK$293 to HK$933, the event is positioned as a mega sports spectacle, highlighting Hong Kong’s role as a dynamic international hub for entertainment, culture, and global sporting events.
Art Central 2026
Art Central 2026 returns to Hong Kong’s Central Harbourfront for its eleventh edition, transforming the waterfront into a vibrant hub of contemporary creativity. Showcasing over 100 pioneering galleries and 500 artists from Hong Kong, Asia, and beyond, the fair offers a dynamic mix of installations, performances, video art, and talks. Staged in an architectural landmark overlooking Victoria Harbour, it blends art with exceptional dining experiences. Running from 25–29 March, the event provides collectors, professionals, and art lovers a distinguished platform to explore forward-thinking works and foster meaningful cultural connections in the heart of the city.
Art Basel 2026
Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 will showcase 240 galleries from 41 countries, highlighting both established and emerging voices in contemporary art. With over half of the participants from the Asia-Pacific region, the fair emphasizes innovation, diversity, and cultural exchange. Hosted at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 27–29 March, it offers a dynamic platform for galleries, artists, and curators to connect globally. The event underscores Hong Kong’s role as a thriving hub in the international art ecosystem, blending regional energy with worldwide perspectives to inspire dialogue and creativity across borders.
The Hong Kong Disneyland
The Hong Kong Disneyland 20th Anniversary celebration is a year-long extravaganza filled with magical experiences. Guests are invited to join beloved Disney characters in special anniversary costumes for the largest-ever parade, a castle stage show exclusive to the event, and an enhanced nighttime spectacular. Visitors can explore eight immersive lands, including the world’s first and largest Frozen-themed area, World of Frozen, and enjoy unique attractions like Mystic Manor. The festivities run from June 28, 2025, to June 7, 2026, offering family-friendly entertainment, themed hotels, and unforgettable moments in a dreamlike setting.
