What's On in Hong Kong: October 2019

By That's PRD, September 27, 2019

That’s PRD takes a look at the best of the month in Hong Kong:

Oct 4-7: Asia Contemporary Art Show (Fall 2019 Edition)

Art lovers, get ready for the exciting fall 2019 edition of Asia Contemporary Art Show. This unique show will display more than 1,500 pieces of contemporary art from 65 art living spaces. It includes original paintings, limited editions, sculptures and photography from some of the world’s most intriguing artists.

Fri-Mon Oct 4-7, various times; HKD270. Conrad Hong Kong. Tickets.

Oct 19-20: Rolling Loud

Image via 247 Tickets

Migos and Wiz Khalifa headline this killer hip hop festival in Hong Kong this month. Rolling Loud has been around since 2015, racking up more and more attendees each year. In 2017, the Miami-based festival expanded into a three-day event that drew 60,000 attendees from around the world, with shows in the Bay Area and Los Angeles. Now, Rolling Loud makes its way to China’s Greater Bay Area.

Sat-Sun Oct 19-20, various times; HKD998. West Kowloon Art Park. Tickets.

Oct 25-27, Nov 2-3: Swan Lake

Image via HKBallet

Swan Lake is a must-see play, with audiences across the world enjoying the beguiling tale of good versus evil. This month, Hong Kong Sinfonietta’s live performance of Tchaikovsky’s iconic masterpiece score will truly wow you.

Fri-Sun Oct 25-27, Sat-Sun Nov 2-3, 2.30pm, 7.30pm; HKD180-1,000. Grand Theatre. Tickets.

Oct 27: Harbour Race 2019

Image via hkharbourrace.com

This epic swimming event has been going strong for over 70 years, attracting hundreds of participants and thousands of spectators. The idea of swimming across Victoria Harbour while enjoying a perfect blend of natural environment and cityscape is as fun as it sounds. The Cross Harbour Race, which will take place from Tsim Sha Tsui to Wan Chai, is a fan favorite among the Hong Kong swimming community and certainly worth checking out.

Sun Oct 27, 8am; free entry. Wan Chai Golden Bauhinia Square Public Pier.

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[Cover image via Pixabay 1,2, HKRep, HKTicketing]