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Hong Kong Events Calendars

This is the calendar index for hk-mongkok.com: a month-by-month guide to what is on in Hong Kong, written for people shopping, eating and staying in Mong Kok. The district's own calendar is market-led and mall-led, so each monthly page carries the dated city-wide events worth the trip, the district's seasonal market trade, the courses and workshops you can book that month, and practical notes on timing, booking and the weather.

2027 is the year ahead here - the calendar to plan from rather than a year already in progress. Each monthly page carries only dates that have been confirmed, and marks anything that is still an annual pattern - fireworks, mall programmes, the New Year countdown - as expected rather than dated. 2026 is the current year, kept for reference, and 2025 remains an archive.

2027 β€” the year ahead

January to March 2027

Chinese New Year is on 6 February, so January is the district's busiest shopping month. Art Basel follows on 25-27 March.

πŸ“ January Β· February Β· March

April to June 2027

The Sevens at Kai Tak on 9-11 April, Ching Ming on 5 April, Buddha's Birthday and the Bun Festival on 13 May, and Dragon Boat on 9 June.

πŸ“ April Β· May Β· June

July to September 2027

HKSAR Day on 1 July, the Book Fair on 14-20 July, Hungry Ghost month in August, then Mid-Autumn on 15 September.

πŸ“ July Β· August Β· September

October to December 2027

National Day and Chung Yeung in the first eight days of October, the best walking weather in November, and Christmas on 25 December.

πŸ“ October Β· November Β· December

2026 β€” the current year

2026 monthly pages

The current year in full, kept for reference and for events that run on an annual cycle.

πŸ“ Jan Β· Feb Β· Mar Β· Apr Β· May Β· Jun Β· Jul Β· Aug Β· Sep Β· Oct Β· Nov Β· Dec

2025 β€” archive

2025 monthly pages

The 2025 archive is partial: only the last three months were published as separate pages.

πŸ“ October Β· November Β· December

πŸ—“οΈ Where to check before you travel:

🧡 While you are in the district

Food and Dining

Hong Kong people love their food and there are a massive range of choices of dining and snacking available in Mongkok. As one of the main shopping destinations in Hong Kong it is where people go to spend an afternoon or evening shopping and window shopping, and all that makes you hungry so restaurants, bars, street food and all are everywhere.

From the worlds cheapest Michelin starred restaurant, through big name brands, small quirky eateries and lots of lots of street food choices Mongkok has something to satisfy every taste and all budgets, as it is all very reasonably priced, particularly when compared with other parts of Hong Kong.


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