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The best events happening in Hong Kong this July

Kick off summer the right way

Catharina Cheung
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Time really flies by, and it’s pretty crazy that it’s officially July. Temperatures and prolonged bouts of bad weather (always over the weekends!) have really been testing us, and while the bravest of us who own super strong sunscreen are happy to sweat it out on Hong Kong’s best hiking trails, there’s still plenty to do, see, and eat for the more air conditioning-inclined. Read on to see what the city has in store for us this month.

RECOMMENDED: Make sure you check out our definitive list of the most 65 incredible things to do in Hong Kong!

July in Hong Kong

  • Sport and fitness
  • Causeway Bay

Hong Kong football fans are in for a treat this May as the FIFA Museum makes its large-scale debut at Times Square. Kicking off on May 28, this six-month residency offers a deep dive into the history of the beautiful game, featuring The Rainbow installation of 211 member association jerseys alongside original trophies and artefacts from both the men’s and women’s World Cups. Beyond the glass cases, visitors can also catch screenings of short films or uncover unique stories from Asia and Hong Kong.

Tickets go on sale April 16 at 6pm via the Arena-Tix platform, with standard entry priced at $180 and concessionary tickets for $140. Limited VIP packages with guided tours and exclusive souvenirs are also available.

  • Art
  • West Kowloon

Running from June 27, 2026, to January 10, 2027, at M+, this highly anticipated interactive exhibition brings the viral Japanese showcase to Hong Kong with a unique local twist. Adapted from the hugely popular ‘Design Ah! neo’ exhibition, the family-friendly event features 21 playful stations themed around 10 ordinary daily actions like eating, walking, and sitting. From giant installations and interactive challenges to an immersive rhythm game, this creative exhibition shines a completely new light on the seemingly mundane routines and objects we often overlook. It's well worth a visit, so pencil it into your calendar!

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