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South China Morning Post
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend July 18-20
Whether you are a sporty, foodie or arty type, one of the activities in this weekend's Hong Kong round-up will tick the fun box. Fans of Wes Anderson's cinematic aesthetics can check out a touring exhibition at The Mills in Tsuen Wan, which features real-life photos shot in Anderson's distinctive filming style. Elsewhere, Ser Wong Fun, a local eatery in Central known for its snake soup, is marking its 130th anniversary with a series of music and cocktail sessions. Meanwhile, fitness fanatics should head to a sports and leisure expo at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai. Here are our five recommendations for the weekend. 1. Shambhala Play The Nepalese film Shambhala is a meditative and undeniably beautiful experience. Transfixing shots of the Himalayas form the backdrop for this spiritual tale of marriage, motherhood and the pressures of monastic life.
South China Morning Post
16-02-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, February 16-22
Published: 6:15am, 17 Feb 2025 Ser Wong Fun's time-honoured dishes are popping up at Holt's Cafe at Rosewood Hong Kong for two nights only. Photo: Courtesy of Rosewood Hong Kong On February 26 and 27, Rosewood Hong Kong's all-day cafe-restaurant will slither into the Year of the Snake with a collaboration with Ser Wong Fun. The restaurant, which specialises in snake dishes, is celebrating its 130th anniversary this year. Expect warming, time-honoured dishes such as assorted snake soup with fish maw, deep-fried snake with abalone congee and sautéed Qingyuan chicken. Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Try this 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Tung Chung Coastal Eco-Tour Tung Chung's mangroves are the focus of an eco-tour organised by the Hong Kong Arts Festival. Photo: Courtesy of Hong Kong Arts Festival In the run-up to the Mandarin stage production of the submarine Jules Verne sci-fi classic on March 20, the Hong Kong Arts Festival has partnered with sustainability education outfit V'air to lead a tour of the Tung Chung coastline for insights into the biodiversity of mangroves and mudflats, along with a primer on the history and culture of the area. Captain Nemo would be proud. To sign up, go to See this Re:Connect Soluna Fine Art is showcasing the artworks of frequent collaborators in its latest exhibition. Photo: Courtesy of Soluna Fine Art
