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Topping your list of must-dos during the Hong Kong Cultural Celebrations (13 – 29 April) is a visit to the island of Cheung Chau where residents celebrate their Bun Festival (25 – 29 April) with huge towers of buns and a parade of costumed children who float above the heads of the cheering crowd. On 28 April, you can participate in a bathing ritual during birthday celebrations for the Buddha on Lantau Island. Or, join local fishermen as they celebrate the birthday of popular deity, Tam Kung. On 13 April, you can make a pilgrimage to a local temple with fishermen to celebrate the birthday of Tin Hau, patron saint of fishermen.
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Hong Kong Well-wishing Festival 2012 |
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The 40th Hong Kong Arts Festival 2012 |
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Join the locals at the fabled Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees and make a wish for a lucky Year of the Dragon.
23 Jan – 6 Feb
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Featuring a broad spectrum of programmes, this premier performing arts event is staging the "World of Wearable Art", a visual feast of art, dance, colour, music and extraordinary works of wearable art.
28 Jan – 8 Mar
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Confucius Carnival |
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Hong Kong Marathon 2012 |
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This carnival celebrates Chinese culture with stage performance, booth games and a display of traditional Chinese costumes.
4 Feb |
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Come and cheer on the runners from around the globe as they run past some of the city's most stunning scenery.
5 Feb |
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2011 Hong Kong & Shenzhen Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism \ Architecture |
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Hong Kong Salsa Festival 2012 |
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Under the theme of "Tri-ciprocal Cities: The Time, The Place, The People", the biennale showcases the works of architects, designers and artists with a series of activities including performances, movie appreciations, workshops and forums.
15 Feb – 23 Apr |
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This one-week extravaganza for everyone features street dances, club parties, the World Salsa Championships, dance workshops and performances by top international and local artists.
27 Feb - 4 Mar |
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The 8th Tai Kok Tsui Temple Fair |
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Entertainment Expo Hong Kong 2012 |
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This day-long fair includes a 500-foot-long luminous night dragon dance, a parade, cultural performances, a Big Bowl Feast and more.
4 Mar |
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This annual entertainment expo includes screenings, awards presentations as well as an opportunity for industry insiders to do business.
19 Mar – 15 Apr |
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The 36th Hong Kong International Film Festival |
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From international award-winning movies to avant-garde indies, this annual film festival screens hundreds of titles from around the world. A must-attend event for film buffs.
21 Mar – 5 Apr |
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