What's on in November - Hong Kong & Macao

The Repulse Bay Motoring Classics - November 7

What's on in November Hong Kong & Macao - celebrate classic cars at The Repulse Bay

Head to The Repulse Bay for a celebration of classic cars. Described as a ‘sophisticated garden party’, the event celebrates ‘exceptional automobiles’ including pre-war old-timers from the ‘20s and ‘30s, golden vintage models from the ‘50s and ‘60s and modern classics from the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. The event will also showcase exclusive regional premieres and the Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II will make its Hong Kong debut. Guests can peruse the motors while enjoying canapés and free-flow champagne. Don’t miss:

• Live entertainment from OnPoint and DJ Jane Ki as well as the chance to win tickets to an exclusive global motorsports experience. 

  
  

The Repulse Bay Motoring Classics, 2 to 6.30pm, November 7, The Repulse Bay, 109 Repulse Bay Road, Repulse Bay; tickets $850/adult and $425/child, available online.

'Dreaming of Christmas' at Pacific Place - November 13 to January 3, 2027

What's on in November - Pacific Place is hosting a storybook Christmas this year

Pacific Place and Starstreet Precinct have released details of their much-anticipated Christmas installation, as well as Santa’s Grotto dates. This year, the mall will transform into a living storybook, ‘A Dreamy Winter Tale’, featuring Big Bear, Little Bear and their woodland friends. The story begins with the bears gathering fallen stars beneath a Christmas moon and then journeying across a lake and to a storybook village and a starlit forest. Not to be missed are the 3D animated moon and starry skies, Santa’s Grotto with meet-and-greet photo session, The Dreamer’s Workshop craft activities and live performances in the mall. 

*Santa’s Grotto registration opens to the public from 11am, November 13; register online.  

Standard Chartered Arts in the Park - November 14 & 15

What's on in November - Don't miss the night parade through Causeway Bay

Victoria Park in Causeway Bay will be welcoming the colourful Standard Chartered Arts in the Park event next month. This annual outdoor festival is organised by Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation with the aim of promoting art in schools. This year’s event is set to be the largest to date and is inspired by classic fairy tales. Highlights include an illuminated Night Parade (8.30pm, November 14) and the Grand Finale Parade (2.30pm, November 15). And don't miss the ten-metre tall puppets, creative art booths, live storytelling (in both English and Cantonese), African drumming workshops, live performances and more than 900 pieces of artwork. 

Standard Chartered Arts in the Park 2026, 10am to 5pm, Central Lawn, Victoria Park, Causeway Bay; entry is free.

Soul Power: AI Weekend Sports Stations – until December 18

What's on in November - get active across Hong Kong

As part of Link’s freshly launched 'Soul Good Wellness Festival', running across 25 shopping malls until the end of December, ten locations are introducing interactive 'Sports Stations' designed to get all generations active together. Completely free to try, these digital setups harness motion-capture technology via the AI Progress Tracker, offering posture guidance and feedback on squats, vertical jumps and cardiovascular endurance drills. Complimentary on-site health checks by Vita Green, including 30-second microcirculation scans, are also available at select locations. Don't miss:

• Team up for the two-player 'T-Shots Challenge' with your little ones to test your speed and coordination across three fun levels, then present your receipts on-site to redeem exclusive gifts.

AI Weekend Sports Stations at Link shopping malls; linkhk.com.

Myths and Monsters: Art Fantasy in Asia - until April 4, 2027

What's on in November - explore Asia's fantasy art

Hong Kong’s M+ museum of contemporary visual culture is hosting an exhibition that explores 200 years of imaginative storytelling, spanning pre-modern mythology and traditions, surrealism, anime and manga. More than 400 works are showcased across four sections, presenting fantastical aesthetics in art, architecture, fashion, video games and film. The exhibition also introduces a newly commissioned site-specific mural, ‘Fear Catcher’, by Helsinki-based Hong Kong artist Oscar Chan Yik Long. And there's even a digital game where you can create your own mythical creature. Don’t miss:

• A series of family-friendly programmes taking place on selected Sundays from January to March, 2027, with activities for children inspired by fantasy. 

Myths and Monsters: Art Fantasy in Asia, M+, 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon; 2200 0217.