Hong Kong Events - November 2026

📅 Events in November 2026

Lamma Fun Day 2026

Saturday, November 14, 2026

One of Lamma Island's best-known community events returns to Powerstation Beach with almost 50 acts across four stages and music running from 10am until 11pm. Alongside the music there are food and drink stalls, an arts and crafts bazaar and charity auctions between sets, plus the annual Lamma8 charity trail race over 8km and 14km routes around the island. Admission is free and no ticket is needed in advance.

📍 Powerstation Beach (Tai Wan To), Lamma Island

MUSIC, FESTIVAL, COMMUNITY

Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival 2026 — final day

Sunday, November 1, 2026

The closing day of the Hong Kong Tourism Board's four-day food and wine festival, which transforms the Central Harbourfront into an open-air epicurean hotspot against the Victoria Harbour skyline. More than 340 booths serve international wines and dishes, with chef-led tasting rooms and masterclasses across the four days. Admission is HK$40 on site (half price for seniors 65+, children 3–12, full-time students and people with disabilities; free under 3), waived when a Tasting Pass (HK$258) or Grand Wine Pass (HK$558) is bought online; tasting tokens are HK$25 each. Passes went on sale on 7 October 2026.

📍 Central Harbourfront Event Space and Tamar Park, Hong Kong Island

FOOD & DRINK, FESTIVAL

Muse Fest HK 2026

Sunday, November 1 – Monday, November 30, 2026

The 12th edition of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's citywide museum festival, themed "Hong Kong Story" and tracing the city's evolution from a historic gateway into a world-renowned international metropolis. Programmes are grouped into five series — Special, Fun Day, Collaboration, Exhibition and Film Show, and Interactive Experience — staged across LCSD museums and partner venues.

📍 LCSD museums and partner venues, Hong Kong

ARTS, CULTURE, MUSEUMS

TransLantau by UTMB 2026

Friday, November 13 – Sunday, November 15, 2026

Hong Kong's UTMB World Series ultra-trail weekend, with four races of 15km, 25km, 50km and 100km over Lantau's hills, coastal paths and beaches. Racing is based at Mui Wo on the island's east coast, with each race setting off from Mui Wo River Silver Garden — a ferry hop from Lamma via Central.

📍 Mui Wo, Lantau Island

SPORT, TRAIL RUNNING

Victoria Harbour Race 2026

Sunday, November 15, 2026

Around 4,000 swimmers cross Victoria Harbour in the 120th-anniversary edition of Hong Kong's landmark open-water race, starting at Golden Bauhinia Square Public Pier in Wan Chai and finishing at the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui, a route of roughly one kilometre. Entry is by registration through the Hong Kong China Swimming Association; registration closed on 27 August 2026.

📍 Victoria Harbour, Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui

SPORT, SWIMMING

Hong Kong WinterFest 2026

November – December 2026 (exact dates not yet announced)

Central becomes the city's festive heart, with Statue Square Gardens turned into a Christmas Town built around a 20-metre outdoor Christmas tree, a 360-degree immersive light show and Hongkong Land's glowing installations along Chater Road, building towards the New Year Countdown celebrations. The 2026/27 dates have not yet been announced; the 2025/26 edition ran from 14 November 2025 to 4 January 2026.

📍 Central (Statue Square Gardens), Hong Kong Island

FESTIVAL, CHRISTMAS

Asia+ Festival 2026

Wednesday, September 23 – Sunday, November 29, 2026

The fourth edition of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's Asia+ Festival runs through its final month, with more than 100 performances and activities celebrating the arts of Asia and the Belt and Road regions, including artists from more than 30 countries. The programme spans dance, music and acrobatics, and includes the Asian Ethnic Cultural Performances+ outdoor carnival.

📍 Venues across Hong Kong

ARTS, CULTURE, FESTIVAL

📅 Download the November 2026 calendar (.ics)

Food and Dining

Because of the heritage of Lamma as a working fishing island there is no shortage of seafood restaurants on the island. Combined with the Cantonese love of fresh seafood and it is not hard to imagine how Lamma has become a go-to place for a seafood dinner.

There a large number of restaurants both at Yung Shue Wan and at Sok Kwu Wan, and both have a main street with a range of seafood restaurants. If Seafood is the main reason for your visit then Sok Kwu Wan will provide all your needs, but if you are interested in a wider range of cuisine and have more time then Yung Shue Wan while give you more choices.


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