A festive extravaganza unfolds at K11 Musea this Christmas

Experience the magic of the holiday season with enchanting displays and unique events from November 22 to January 2 at K11 Musea

This Christmas, K11 Musea transforms into a winter wonderland, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in a series of enchanting experiences. From 22 November 2024 to 2 January 2025, the venue will host seven festive attractions that promise to captivate the senses and evoke the spirit of the season.

At the heart of this celebration is "The Dior Ball of Dreams," featuring a stunning 12-metre Christmas tree inspired by the grandeur of Versailles. The installation, which includes a fairytale carriage, sets the stage for an immersive experience that blends luxury with holiday cheer. Visitors can explore exclusive offerings at Café Dior, where a specially curated afternoon tea awaits, alongside a beauty pop-up showcasing limited-edition gifts.

K11 Musea also hosts Hong Kong's largest designer art toy exhibition, the "Amazing Toy Show," from December 13 to 15. With over 100 exhibitors and opportunities to meet renowned toy designers, this event is a must for collectors and families alike.

Additionally, the "Grade 10 Hong Kong - The Winter Show" will take place from December 6 to 8, featuring an array of collectible cards and live unboxing sessions. This exhibition promises to attract card enthusiasts with its showcase of rare items and exciting auctions.

The festive spirit continues with the K11 Musea Christmas Village Pop-up, running from December 20 to 1 January 1st. This market will feature over 50 artisanal booths offering unique crafts and gourmet treats, celebrating local creativity while providing an ideal setting for holiday shopping.

This premier shopping destination's offerings extend beyond exhibitions; shoppers can enjoy exclusive rewards and promotions throughout the season. With a focus on community engagement and cultural celebration, this festive season at K11 Musea promises to be a memorable experience for all who visit.

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