• Panorama view of  Hong Kong cityscape at night

City Happenings

From cultural traditions and events, sporting fiestas, to musical events, explore an array of exciting city happenings which keep Tsuen Wan Always awake.

    • People cosplay at AIA Carnival, Hong Kong
    • AIA Carnival and The Great Circus of Europe

      The AIA Carnival is an annual traditional European-styled carnival with a futuristic new look. This December will see the return to Hong Kong of the award-winning AIA Great European Carnival. Set for an encore run of fun, games and thrills, the event will once again bring with it all the best experiences, atmosphere and entertainment associated with the finest European carnival traditions. Add to that a great range of food and beverage, the most thrilling rides, challenging skill games, and other unique attractions that truly make The AIA Great European Carnival the greatest live entertainment platform of its kind ever held in Asia.

      Harbourfront Event Space

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    • Fire Dragon Dance performance at Causeway Bay
    • Fire Dragon Dance

      Originally a protective ritual by the villagers in the ancient Tai Hang area to stop bad luck and plague, it has been kept for over a century and became an annual performance event by the locals in the area. A 67-metre long fire dragon performed by 300 people, it is definitely one of the most interesting art form to experience.

      Tai Hang, Causeway Bay (Best vantage point: Wun Sha Street)

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    • People competing at Cheung Chau Bun Festival, Hong Kong
    • Cheung Chau Bun Festival

      Residents of Cheung Chau will be busy with making papier-mâché effigies of deities, preparing costumes, baking buns and building a bamboo tower – all came from a ritual over 100 years ago when the islanders fought the evil spirits with parades. The festival is a weeklong event with Taoist ceremonies and music, the Piu Sik (floating colours) parade, lion dances, drum beating and the midnight Bun Scrambling Competition.

      Cheung Chau