What's On in Hong Kong: July 2017

By That's PRD, June 29, 2017

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

July 1: Fireworks Marking the 20th Anniversary of the SAR

Join crowds along Victoria Harbor to mark the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region with a glittering fireworks display.

Jul 1 Sat 8pm; free. Victoria Harbor (www.lcsd.gov.hk/eo)

July 15-16: Lan Kwai Fong Beer Fest

This will be a showcase of different beer brands from around the world with more than 60 booths offering delicious food, fine beers and interactive games alongside all-day performances.

Jul 15-16 Sat-Sun 1pm-10pm; free admission. Lan Kwai Fong (www.lankwaifong.com)

July 19-25: Hong Kong Book Fair 2017

Whether you’re a convicted bibliophile or a casual reader, the 28th Hong Kong Book Fair is sure to please. High caliber authors will be sat between publications while 300 related cultural events are held.

Jul 19-25 Wed-Tue, various times; prices vary. Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center (www.hkbookfair.com)

July 28-30: Ani-Com & Games HK

This is one of the most popular summer carnivals for the younger generation, packed with a selection of animation, comics, games, toys and limited edition collectibles.

Jul 28-30 Fri-Sun, 10am-9pm; HKD35 (presale at 7-11s). Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center (www.ani-com.hk)

All month: Reunions: A Collector's Journey

Inspired by the three movements in Beethoven's Les Adieux this exhibition explores themes of loss, absence and return, featuring over one hundred pieces of Chinese furniture from the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Jun Tue-Sat 10am-6pm by appointment; HKD200. Liang Yi Museum (www.liangyimuseum.com)

All month: Ancient Egypt’s Quest for Eternal Life

On loan from the British Museum, coffins, burial objects and centuries-old mummies are used to introduce the funeral customs of ancient Egypt, with a focus on the cultures pursuit for immortality.

Jul Sat-Wed 10am-7pm (Mon-Wed, Fri) 10am-9pm (Sun-Sat); various prices. Hong Kong Science Museum (hk.science.museum)

Click here to see our July events guide for Macau.