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Guo Pei, China’s first couture artist, seamlessly blends Chinese cultural heritage with international influences and artistic expression. For nearly 30 years, Guo’s breathtaking runway collections have captivated both fashion and art enthusiasts. In the first major exhibition of Guo’s work in East Asia, M+ will present more than forty stunning haute couture pieces, including key collections and early designs. The exhibition is organised into five main themes, highlighting Guo’s boundless imagination and creativity, and demonstrating the influence of her work across media, eras, and cultures. It showcases Guo Pei's unique artistic style, which draws inspiration from imperial Chinese dress etiquette, European royal fashion, architecture, and the botanical world. Her remarkable creations reflect her innovative approach to tradition and craftsmanship, revealing the transcendent power of fashion and art.

Courtesy of M+, Hong Kong
Photo 1–2 | Photo: Dan Leung
Photo 3 | Photo: Lok Cheng

The roving exhibitions will be displayed at various sports centres. They aim to raise public awareness of the 15th National Games, the 12th NGD and the 9th NSOG while encouraging the public to support and participate in this national mega sports event.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and France, as well as the China-France Year of Cultural Tourism, the Hong Kong Palace Museum, the Palace Museum and the Palace of Versailles have co-organised a new special exhibition ‘The Forbidden City and The Palace of Versailles: China-France Cultural Encounters in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries’.

This special exhibition presents nearly 150 treasures from the Palace Museum and the Palace of Versailles, including nine first-grade national treasures from China, highlighting the rich history of mutual respect, inspiration and exchanges in the realms of culture, arts, science and more between the Forbidden City and Versailles – two distinguished World Heritage Sites – during the latter half of the 17th century and throughout the 18th century, showcasing their enduring friendship and a long legacy of admiration.

Photo 1 | © The Palace Museum
Photo 2 | © The Palace of Versailles / T. Garnier

Experience the thrill of two fierce Group 1 races on the same day! The exhilarating contest features the Hong Kong Gold Cup, the second leg of the Triple Crown, and the Queen’s Silver Jubilee Cup, which is part of the Hong Kong Speed Series. Don’t miss the excitement and witness which horse will claim the crown!

Visitors to Hong Kong can enjoy free admission by showing a valid travel document upon entry to the Public Enclosure (excluding fee-charging venues) at Sha Tin or Happy Valley Racecourse.

LIV Golf is returning to Hong Kong Golf Club this year, blending entertainment with sports, live music and fan activities for all ages. Top players from around the world, including Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm and Brooks Koepka, will be competing for glory.

The Hong Kong Derby, to be held at Sha Tin Racecourse on Sunday 23 March, will be the final leg of the Classic Series for four-year-old horses. As the 2000 metre race is exclusive to this age group, the emerging stars will be competing for a once-in-a-lifetime glory. Join Derby Ambassador Donnie Yen to cheer on all the Derby runners and witness the birth of a new Derby champion!

Visitors to Hong Kong will be offered free admission by showing a valid travel document upon entry to the Public Enclosure (excluding fee-charging venues) at Sha Tin or Happy Valley Racecourse.

Art Central, an annual international art fair in Hong Kong, showcases the next generation of talent from Asia’s most innovative galleries alongside distinguished artists from around the world.

In the 2025 edition, the fair presents an extraordinary convergence of galleries from Hong Kong, Asia and beyond, featuring the work of innovative artists who shape contemporary art.

Further event details will be announced on the official website later

Image courtesy of Art Central

As the largest international art fair in Hong Kong, Art Basel showcases premier galleries from Asia and beyond, providing an in-depth overview of Asia Pacific’s astonishing diversity through modern and contemporary works by established and emerging artists.

This year, Art Basel Hong Kong features 242 premier international galleries presenting artworks of the highest quality, spanning all market segments, from 20th-century masters to established contemporary artists and today’s most exciting emerging voices.

Further event details will be announced on the official website later

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One of the most popular sporting events in Asia, the Hong Kong Sevens will be held at the Kai Tak Sports Park this year. Attracting some of the world’s greatest rugby players and thousands of fans from across the globe, it promises to be a thrilling event in 2025. Save the date!