Hong Kong Wide: October

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INTERNATIONAL TATTOO EXHIBITION

Tattoo artists from around the world head to Soho House from October 16 to 18 for the Hong Kong China International Tattoo Exhibition. Get inked by some of the finest artists in the business, browse industry stalls for supplies and merchandise, and enjoy food, drink, entertainment and a tattoo competition showcasing incredible artwork. Purchase tickets at Ticketflap.

MYTHS, MONSTERS AND MANGA

Myths, Monsters, and Manga opens on October 17 at M+ Museum, exploring fantasy’s evolution across Asian visual culture. From Japanese ukiyo-e prints and Indonesian shadow puppetry to manga, anime and digital art, the exhibition traces how fantastical ideas have travelled across borders and creative disciplines to make a global impact. Purchase tickets at Klook.

LAN KWAI FONG STREET PARTY

While the Lan Kwai Fong Association has not hosted an official Halloween celebration since 2019, the area remains Hong Kong’s unofficial Halloween headquarters. Come October 31, LKF’s bars and restaurants go all out with spooky theme parties, and revellers, dressed in outrageous costumes, spill out onto the streets. Expect crowds, and plenty of Halloween mayhem.

CENTRAL MARKET OKTOBERFEST

Hong Kong’s biggest Oktoberfest returns to Central Market from October 8 to 31. Enjoy German favourites including pork knuckles, pork and cheese sausages and apple strudel, paired with Löwenbräu and Franziskaner beers. Live music from Die Notenhobler, cultural celebrations and beer-drinking competitions add to the fun. Purchase tickets at chefs-market.com.hk.

JAPAN AUTUMN FESTIVAL

Running through December 22, the Japan Autumn Festival is already in full swing at venues across the city. You can expect a variety of Japan-related activities, including film, performing arts, arts and crafts, food, sports, lectures and promotional offers. First held in 2016, the festival celebrates its eleventh anniversary this year. To find out more, visit japanautumnfesinhk.net.

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