Unleashing the Fun – All the Exciting, Family-Friendly Things to do in Hong Kong this March (2024)
Unleash the fun! Looking for exciting, fun things to do in Hong Kong? Check out these top, family-friendly events, activities and things to do in Hong Kong this March 2024. You can also check out our What’s On page for more.
“Legend of Art and Love With You” Inclusive Market
Dates: 2 – 3 March 2024
Location: The Mills, (M/F The ANNEX),Tuen Wan
Free Trial Drama Workshop
Date: 3 March
Faust International Youth Theatre is offering free Trial Drama Workshops for children aged 3 to 16 and Trial Musical Theatre Workshops for children aged 7 to 16. The Trial Workshops offer children a taste of the action-packed drama programmes, sharing the fun theatre activities and games from the term-time workshops.
WILD: an Immersive Safari Experience at Illuminarium
Date: from 7 March
Tickets: www.ticketing.wynnresortsmacau.com
Experience an exhilarating, immersive safari adventure across Africa at Illuminarium, the immersive destination at Wynn Palace in Macau. “WILD: An Immersive Safari Experience” an all-new nature adventure. The 45-minute cinematic extravaganza features 47 species of exotic animals native to Africa. The multi-sensory experience is a majestic and interactive expedition across the wild savanna of Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa and Tanzania.
Directed and produced by Radical Media, the team behind the award-winning movie Hamilton, “WILD” took two years to create. Talented filmmakers and technologists from the United States, United Kingdom and across Africa captured the wondrous African natural habitats from sunrise to sunset.
The immersive show allows you to travel with the wildlife, hear the heavy steps of the elephant herds, move amongst graceful giraffes on the grasslands, encounter leopards, and even track the elusive African rhinoceros, one of the world’s most critically endangered species. Explore the wilderness like never before.
Illuminarium at Wynn Palace is open from 11:00am to 7:00pm, Tuesday to Sunday. “WILD” first admission is at 3:15pm with last admission at 6:00pm. Free admission is offered for children aged 3 or below.
LIV Golf
Date: 8 – 10 March
There’s plenty of entertainment at the LIV Golf tournament taking place for the first time this year at Hong Kong Golf Club. Not only will you get to watch top players in live golf rounds, but there’s also live music and lots of fun activities for all ages. This event will feature top golfers like Cameron Smith, Bryson DeChambeau, and Talor Gooch.
Check out the dedicated kids’ zone, golf-themed activities, and interactive challenges (like the Rugby ‘Perfect Pass’ challenge). Electronic music star Gryffin will take centre stage on March 9.
Botticelli to Van Gogh: Masterpieces that shaped Western art history
Dates: Until 11 April 2024
Location: Hong Kong Palace Museum
Tickets: $150 for information
The Hong Kong Palace Museum presents “Botticelli to Van Gogh: Masterpieces that shaped Western art history.” This exhibition showcases 52 renowned paintings from London’s National Gallery, making their debut in Hong Kong. Families can explore influential artworks spanning 400 years by iconic artists like Raphael, Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Monet. From Raphael’s “The Madonna and Child with the Infant Baptist” to Van Gogh’s lively “Long Grass with Butterflies,” the exhibition encompasses the Renaissance, Impressionism, and Post-Impressionism eras, highlighting pioneering techniques. Engaging educational programs deepen visitors’ understanding of Western art and culture. Supported by the Mega Arts and Cultural Events Fund, this blockbuster exhibition is not influenced by the views of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s government. AIA Hong Kong & Macau is the Lead Sponsor, and Centurion from American Express is the Major Sponsor. The “Botticelli to Van Gogh” exhibition offers an accessible and enriching experience for Hong Kong families, revealing the masterpieces that have shaped Western art history.
A-Maze-ing Harbourfront
Date: 15 – 24 March 2024
Time: 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Location: Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space
Admission: Free of charge
A new event space has opened at Wan Chai Harbourfront, and this month it features the A-Maze-ing Harbourfront, featuring five unique mazes: Time Mazing – focused on light and shadow, Infinite Mirror Maze – designed with mirror reflections, Lost in the Woods – constructed with the use of bamboo elements, Light Box Maze – immersing individuals in a series of unique light boxes, and the eye-catching Air Maze – featuring inflatable obstacles and hidden passages specially designed for energetic children. Join the free A-Maze-ing Harbourfront Race Day on 17 March and complete missions for special gifts.
CoComelon Inflatable Fun
Dates: 16 March – 7 April
Tickets: www.klook.com
Enjoy 3,000 sq. ft. of inflatable CoComelon fun this Easter at MCP Central.
The inflatable playground is based on CoComelon’s MacDonald Farm and features three main play areas: a giant CoComelon Easter Egg Ball Pit, a 7-meter-tall Inflatable Slide, and an Apple Tossing Area. Visit on 31 March for a chance to meet CoComelon characters, including JJ and Cody.
Tickets for the CoComelon Inflatable Playground are exclusively available on KLOOK, with early bird presales from 7 – 16 March, offering tickets starting from HK$55.
West Kowloon Fun Fest
Dates: 16 March – 4 April
West Kowloon launches an annual family event – the WestK Fun Fest – an inclusive arts festival celebrating creativity and diversity. The three week-long festival offers a programme of free and ticketed participatory events by local and international artists, and is perfect for families.
The event offers a range of exciting attractions. One of the highlights is Ephemeral, an award-winning, large-scale immersive art installation located along the Waterfront Promenade. Visitors have the opportunity to explore a world of giant, rainbow-hued bubbles and enjoy pop-up performances. Another featured attraction is the interactive multimedia children’s theatre, ZOOOM, which provides an engaging experience for young visitors. Additionally, there is the performance titled Little Thai Forever, which is inspired by the lives of the Thai community in Kowloon City. Attendees can also enjoy unique experiences such as the Hong Kong premieres of Pram People and 10-Minute Dance Parties. There is also an interactive play space with sound and light effects, hands-on xiqu workshops, storytelling, and many other engaging activities to enjoy.
Irish Festival
Date: 16-17 March
Location: Shun Tak Centre, Sheung Wan
Tickets: Ticketflap
Get ready to be transported from Hong Kong to Ireland as the Irish Festival 2024 invites you to immerse yourself in a celebration of all things Celtic. From vibrant music and captivating dance to rich culture and traditions, this two-day extravaganza over the St. Patrick’s weekend (16-17 March 2024) promises an unforgettable experience for attendees of all ages.
Irish Fest brings together the best of Irish talent, showcasing music, dance, food, drink, and a unique shopping experience. Whether you’re a dedicated fan of Irish culture and the festive spirit of St. Patrick’s Day or simply looking to explore something new, this festival is a must-attend event. Experience traditional folk music and sensational dance acts that will have your toes tapping and head spinning. Expand your knowledge of Ireland through Celtic craft and skills workshops suitable for the entire family. Oh, and did we mention the silent cinema and kids dance tent?!
You can also indulge in a curated boutique Celtic marketplace, where you can shop for unique handmade products brought to you by Handmade Hong Kong.
Baltic Sea Philharmonic – Nutcracker Reimagined
Date: 16 Mar
Experience the reinvented classical music concert with the Baltic Sea Philharmonic and Kristjan Järvi. Dancing, improvisation and audience interaction create an unforgettable, dynamic show. Suitable for all ages, the magical performance of Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker guarantees a fun-filled family experience. www.hk.artsfestival.org
Patch Theatre – Zooom
Date: 23-24 March 2024
Location: The Box, Freespace, West Kowloon Cultural District
Tickets: $280 Via this link
Experience the enchanting and interactive production of ZOOOM, an award-winning immersive theatre show for children by Patch Theatre from Australia. ZOOOM transports its audience into the vivid imagination of a child who, unable to sleep, embarks on a wondrous adventure across the universe. Through mesmerising original music, dazzling lasers, and captivating projections, the audience will delve into the realm of dreams and explore the boundless magic that resides within.
Art Central
Date: 28-31 March
Location: Central Harbourfront
Tickets: Adults: $250, Student $185, Child (age 5-15) $60 from Art Central
Art Basel
Date: 28-30 March
Location: Hong Kong Convention Centre
Tickets: Day tickets cost $340-$620, Concession tickets cost $225 – $420 from HKTicketing
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Disney in Concert Once Upon a Time
Date: 29 March, 11am and 3pm
Location: Star Hall
Tickets: cost from $280 and are available from www.hkticketing.com
Enjoy the timeless tales of Disney brought to life by four talented singers, a forty-six-piece orchestra, and featuring high resolution Animated Feature Film sequences. Disney in Concert Once Upon a Time explores iconic moments, plot twists and feats of daring heroics from Encanto, Frozen, Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, Tangled, The Lion King and many more.
Peppa Pig’s Adventure Comes to Hong Kong!
Date: 31 March, 11am and 4pm
Location: Star Hall
Tickets: cost from $280 and are available from www.hkticketing.com
Join Peppa Pig as she gets ready for an exciting camping adventure with George and her school friends Pedro Pony, Suzy Sheep and Gerald Giraffe. Have an oink-tastic time at this sensational live musical show featuring mascots and life-size puppets.
48th Hong Kong International Film Festival
Date: 28 March – 8 April 2024
Get ready for an incredible cinematic journey at the 48th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF48), where you’ll be treated to a selection of eight restored classics. The festival celebrates the beauty of cinema in all its forms, presenting a diverse range of films that span different eras, regions, genres, themes, and styles.
One gem not to be missed is Ernst Lubitsch’s “Kohlhiesel’s Daughters,” a hilarious silent film that brings great literature to life in a Bavarian mountain setting. With Lubitsch’s sophisticated wit and exaggerated humour, this comedic masterpiece promises an enjoyable experience, made even better with live music accompaniment by the talented Hong Kong New Music Ensemble. Stanley Kubrick’s debut feature, “Fear and Desire,” is another must-see. Previously thought lost, the complete version of this visually powerful film will be screened, including previously edited footage. Other highlights include Jacques Rivette’s four-hour cinematic marvel, “L’Amour Fou,” Tewfik Saleh’s gripping drama, “The Dupes,” Michelangelo Antonioni’s “Il Grido” and Oliveira’s “Abraham’s Valley”.
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