From the return of Clockenflap to Art Basel Hong Kong and its international literary festival, here are some of the exciting things happening this month
As Hong Kong continues to ease its Covid-19 restrictions—the latest one being the end of the mask mandate—the city is slowly pickup back up its pre-pandemic rhythm with some long-awaited and much-missed events.
From international festivals and world-renowned exhibitions to premiere of spectacles as well as some of the more niche celebrations, if you’re eager to get out but don’t know where to go or what to do, here are some of our recommendations for the month of March.
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Clockenflap
When: March 3-5
Where: Central Harbourfront
What: It’s finally happening: Hong Kong’s very own Clockenflap is making a much awaited comeback in the city after a four-year hiatus. And the excitement is undeniable, because for the first time in its 15-year history, weekend passes for the event have sold out. From headliner Arctic Monkeys and rising K-pop collective Balming Tiger to local talents like DJ Mengzy and Cehryl, it’s going to be an eclectic and electrifying weekend.
Find out more about the event at clockenflap.com
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