We’ve asked our community for the hottest events they’ve marked down in their diaries this month. Be it art, food or entertainment, our plugged-in friends know what’s most happening
Jenny Tsang @tsangtastic
“Hong Kong has everything, from nature to culture to luxury and more. I can easily spend a day out exploring the beautiful scenery of our islands – Tai O, Cheung Chau and Mui Wo are my go-to’s. Back in the city, I like to check out the exhibitions at M+ and Hong Kong Palace Museum. For something more fun, there’s the Cup Noodles Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui, which details the evolution of instant ramen; and Upper Lascar Row, aka Cat Street, for its enticing antique shopping. I can’t go around without my coffee fix, so some of my favourite spots include Elephant Grounds, Rootdown and So High in Sai Ying Pun, Lemna of The Alchemist, and Sheung Wan’s Halfway Coffee.”
@mplusmuseum @elephantgrounds @hongkongpalacemuseum @rootdown.hk @sohighcoffeebar @barlemna @halfwaycoffeehk
Nat Kwan @nkwan713
“This year, I want to dedicate more time for self-care. I recently booked myself a daycation at Rosewood Hong Kong and had a delicious lunch at Asaya Kitchen, practised some yoga and indulged in a spa, which was amazing and I left feeling super recharged! I’m also looking forward to my staycation at the Regent.”
@rosewoodhongkong @asayakitchenhk @hongkongregent
Evelyn Choi @evelynchoii
“This month, I’m excited for The Elegance of Solitude, curated by Cyrus Lamprecht, at the JPS Gallery Hong Kong in Landmark. The final instalment of his Solitude Trilogy art project, this exhibition features the works of 12 Hong Kong artists, all centred around the theme of solitude. This one’s for the pizza lovers: Asia-Pacific’s best pizzeria, The Pizza Bar on 38th in Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, is coming to The Landmark Mandarin Oriental from the 15 to 28 (excluding the 22nd). If you missed their pop-up last year, definitely check this one out!”
@jpsgallery @mo_tokyo @mo_landmarkhk
