We hope you had a wonderful Chinese New Year break with your friends and family! After wrapping up an eventful January, this month is rather quiet before the numerous art events in March. February may not be as busy as January or March but there are still plenty of things to do in Hong Kong. Check out the best events in Hong Kong in February 2025.
Post-Chinese New Year and as a prelude to Art Month, February is the chance to re-energise. With popular events like Disney on Ice and WestK Spring Celebrations, Hongkongers can simply enjoy what the city has to offer. For those who don’t mind flexing their muscles a little, the Hong Kong Marathon is back this month. Furthermore, there are plenty of cultural and art events such as the popular Chainsaw Man Animation exhibition and Notre-Dame de Paris, The Augmented Exhibition. Find out all the best things to do in Hong Kong in February 2025 from our list of events below.
Hong Kong events: Top things to do in February 2025
Disney on Ice: Find Your Hero in Hong Kong
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The famous Disney on Ice returns to Hong Kong this month. The production continues to bring Disney stories to life through ice skating and music. This year, Disney on Ice features Mirabel and her family in Encanto, Moana and Maui, and Anna and Elsa. Beloved characters such as Belle, Ariel, and Rapunzel are also part of the production. So, get ready to sing along to your favourite Disney songs and marvel at the stunning skating sequences.
Date: February 6-9
Venue: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Website: premier.hkticketing.com
Hong Kong Marathon
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The 2025 edition of the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon is set for February 9! The city’s biggest marathon includes the full-length marathon, half-marathon, 10km race as well as the wheelchair race. This year, organisers have also increased the number of age groups from eight to 20 (10 each for the men’s and women’s divisions). The top three runners in each age group can bring home prizes. Even if you aren’t running, you can still watch and cheer for the participants.
Date: February 9
Venue: Nathan Road, Island Eastern Corridor, and Wan Chai Sports Centre
Website: hkmarathon.com
Lam Tsuen Well-Wishing Festival
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If you were not in town during Chinese New Year, there’s still a chance to visit the Lam Tsuen Well-Wishing Tree as the festival runs until February 12. It is a tradition during Chinese New Year for visitors to flock to the famous tree and write wishes on a placard. Then, these wishes are tied to a mandarin, an auspicious fruit, and thrown high up on the tree for good luck. But the placard has to stay in place for the wish to come true. Other than this custom, visitors can also enjoy carnival games and music shows.
Date: Until February 12
Venue: Lam Tsuen, Tai Po Road, Hong Kong
Website: lamtsuen.com
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WestK Spring Celebrations
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The West Kowloon Cultural District continues to bring festive joy with WestK Spring Celebrations until February 23. The celebrations include a range of cultural activities, including the return of WestK Nightscapes complete with a Chinese New Year market and live music performances. Furthermore, every weekend there are street performances from various talents from diverse backgrounds.
Date: February 14-16, 21-23 (Nightscape market from 2 pm to 9 pm and live music performances from 4:30 pm to 8 pm) and every weekend from 10 am to 10 pm (street performances)
Venue: West Kowloon Cultural District Harbourside East Lawn, Art Park
Website: westk.hk
Innerglow 2025
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This annual programme in Tai Kwun has transformed the facades and exteriors of the Barrack Block of the former Central Police Station since 2022. The large-scale display of digital animation is back for its 2025 edition in partnership with The Electric Canvas, Australia’s large-scale architectural project mapping specialist. Get ready to be awed by the outdoor spaces of the Parade Ground to the Prison Ground erupt in nightly radiance.
This year’s feature, Garden of Reflection by local artist Hung Keung, pays homage to Chinese language and literary culture. Also running in parallel with InnerGlow is InnerGlow Searchlight, a curated mentorship initiative that provides student artists the chance to realise their concepts on a large scale. There are nine new works by 23 artists that fill various structures in Tai Kwun’s Prison Yard.
Date: Until February 14
6:30 pm, 7 pm, 7:30 pm, 8 pm, 8:30 pm and 9 pm (Parade Ground)
6:45 pm to 9:30 pm (Prison Yard)
Venue: Parade Ground and Prison Yard, Tai Kwun
Website: taikwun.hk
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Cézanne and Renoir Looking at the World
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Witness the spectacular work of renowned French Impressionism masters, Paul Cézanne and Pierre-Auguste Renoir at this new exhibition by the Hong Kong Jockey Club. It marks the first large-scale exhibition of their works in the city and is jointly organised by the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Musée de l’Orangerie, and Musée d’Orsay. Visitors can look at 52 art pieces from the two icons that highlight their innovative techniques and influence on the art world. As some works contain nudity, it is recommended that visitors under 18 years old come with adults.
Date: Until February 17
Venue: Special Gallery, 2/F, Hong Kong Museum of Art, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Website: hk.art.museum
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Notre-Dame de Paris, The Augmented Exhibition
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February serves as a prelude to Art Month and several large-scale exhibitions are available in Hong Kong. One of which is Notre-Dame de Paris, The Augmented Exhibition by Visionairs, the pioneering French cultural and educational organisation. The exhibition also marks the organisation’s new location in Asia at the West Kowloon Cultural District. It combines augmented reality (AR) technology with historical artefacts to offer an immersive journey through the cathedral’s 860-year-old history. Using AR technology, visitors can witness Notre Dame de Paris in all its splendour from its 12th-century origins to the recent extensive restoration efforts post-2019 fire. The exhibition also features the innovative HistoPad, a user-friendly tablet that offers 20 immersive time portals in 12 languages.
Date: Until March 7
Venue: Visionairs, Units GF 01-03, Art Park, 22 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong
Website: visionairsasia.com
Chainsaw Man Animation Exhibition
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After making waves in Tokyo in 2023, the Chainsaw Man Animation exhibition lands in Hong Kong — its first overseas location. Fans of the popular anime should grab the chance to see the production process and admire numerous exhibits. The exhibition also has dedicated spaces for all the episodes including decorations inspired by scenes from the anime. Plus, there are exclusive materials such as original artwork and storyboards from the animation studio. Another unmissable part of the exhibition is the 1:1 scale models of characters and exclusive Hong Kong photo spots.
Date: Until March 16
Venue: Incubase Arena, Mong Kok
Website: incubasestudio.com
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(Featured image credit: Tai Kwun)
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