Discover exciting activities and events for children in Hong Kong with our weekly updated guide, tailored for families. Whether you’re looking for an engaging weekend activity or spend special family moments, we’ve curated some of the best family events in Hong Kong, from exhibitions, festivals, and other activities dedicated to the little one(s).
Family-friendly Events This Week in Hong Kong — July 7-13
International Arts Carnival 2025 (IAC 2025) — July 11-August 17
The International Arts Carnival (IAC) returns for 2025 with an exciting programme full of family-friendly activities! From July 11 to August 17, IAC 2025 brings together top artists from around the world to entertain and inspire, highlights include ‘Soul of Shaolin’ by the Henan Provincial Shaolin Wushu Center, ‘Sounds of Sports’ with Phoebus Chan, and ‘The Secret Agent Spin-off: Hidden Treasure’.
When: July 11-August 17, 2025
Where: Across Hong Kong
Tickets: Visit website for programme details and ticketing
Ongoing Family-friendly Events in Hong Kong
Cirque du Soleil KOOZA — Now Until July 13
Cirque du Soleil KOOZA extends its run in Hong Kong until July 13 due to overwhelming demand! Featuring daredevil acrobatics, whimsical clowns, and stunning visuals, the show takes audiences on a journey through The Innocent’s self-discovery. With over 100 shows worldwide, KOOZA mesmerises with its one-of-a-kind acts, including a brand-new aerial silk performance by a fierce solo artist, a dynamic Icarian Games duo, and a diabolo act showcasing a triple world champion, all acts never-before-seen in the city!
When: From now until July 13, 2025
Where: Central Harbourfront, Central
Tickets: From HK$249. Buy tickets on Klook.
Summerfest 2025 — Now until August 3
As the Dragon Boat Festival is over, we officially step into summer, which also marks the return of the annual family-friendly event: SummerFest! Over at the Central Harbourfront, BAMBOOSCAPE steals the show with six innovative bamboo installations crafted by architects from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, and the USA. Join the workshops to learn more about the craftsmanship of weaving. Don’t miss the fun at the Balance Bike Championship, Mermazing Summer Splash, and the “Become a Sushi Sensei” workshop, which also take over Wan Chai Harbourfront. With free admission, take your little ones to their fun, kids-friendly events!
When: Now until August 3, 2025
Where: Central Harbourfront, Central
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for programme details.
Get! Splash! Tonight! Water World Ocean Park — Now until September 7
This summer, Water World Ocean Park is launching its first-ever nighttime event, Get! Splash! Tonight! The exhilarating celebration will run until the end of August. Every day after 6pm, the park transforms into a high-energy party hub, inviting visitors of all ages to dance under the stars at Groove in Silence, enjoy refreshing drinks at Riptide’s Poolside Cheers bar, and groove to live DJ performances at Horizon Cove. You can also enjoy a romantic Luminous Cruise or get neon face painting!
When: From now until September 7, 2025
Where: Water World Ocean Park, Aberdeen
Tickets: HK$310 (adults) and HK$217 (child) for weekdays, HK$380 (adults) and HK$272 (child) for weekends. Visit website for more event info and ticketing
Hong Kong Disneyland’s 20th Anniversary Celebrations — From June 28
Hong Kong Disneyland celebrates its 20th anniversary with a year-long programme of shows and surprises. Enjoy a new live castle show, “Disney Friends Live: Party at the Castle!”, the colourful “Friendtastic!” character parade, and an updated version of the park’s dazzling night spectacular, “Momentous: Party in the Night Sky!”. Guests can expect magical moments, beloved characters, and festive energy across the park as the anniversary celebrations continue throughout the year.
When: June 28, 2025 onwards
Where: Hong Kong Disneyland
Tickets: Different packages available. Buy tickets on Klook.
Cityplaza x NBA Hong Kong Presents: Live The Game! — Now until August 3
Basketball fans, don’t miss NBA Fever Challenge Carnival at Cityplaza! The shopping mall has teamed up with NBA Hong Kong to present “Live The Game!”, with Phase 2 featuring 10 action-packed zones, including the NBA Mini Basketball Court, NBA Skills Challenge Arena, Skybound Jump Quest and Turbo Shooter. Test your skills, jump heights, and reaction speed with exciting interactive experiences. Don’t miss the chance to measure up against NBA stars at the Star Talent Kiosk and shop limited-edition merchandise.
When: From now until August 3, 2025
Where: 2/F Atrium & Centre Bridge, Cityplaza, Tai Koo
Tickets: Free admission. “”NBA Mini Basketball court” is exclusive to LIVE+ members. Visit website for more event info.
Summer Library Festival 2025 – July and August
This summer, the Hong Kong Public Libraries will be hosting the “Summer Library Festival 2025” from July to August, with the theme “Summer Footprints – Stories of Local Culture”. Focusing on “Culture and Life” and “Culture and Tradition”, the festival features activities such as storytelling workshops, festive arts like the Panda Origami workshop, creative STEAM workshops, and cultural talks. You and your little ones can also explore local life and traditions through workshops like boat dwelling collage or distinctive music box creation. All ages are welcome!
When: July to August, 2025
Where: Across Hong Kong
Tickets: Free and advanced registration is required. Visit website for more programme details
“Jurassic World: Rebirth” The Most Dangerous Place on Earth — July 1-27
AIRSIDE is partnering with Universal Pictures to transform its atrium into a primordial reconstruction of the Jurassic world! In line with the movie’s release on July 1st, the “Jurassic World: Rebirth – The Most Dangerous Place on Earth” exhibition will bring three monumental scenes inspired by the blockbuster movie to life, featuring the 3.5m-tall Titanosaurus, the Spinosaurus, and the interactive Quetzalcoatlus soaring above its nest. Challenge yourself as you navigate thrilling interactive zones like the Forbidden Island and Skybound Challenges. The event promises an immersive dinosaur adventure for visitors of all ages!
When: July 1-27, 2025
Where: The Atrium, 2/F, AIRSIDE, Kai Tak
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for more programme details
Kai Tak Summer Playcation Fest — July 1-September 14
From July 1 to September 14, head to the Kai Tak Sports Park for the Kai Tak Summer Playcation Fest! Every weekend, enjoy fun-filled afternoons with game challenges, win plush toys, try delicious local bites, and join mini parties. Take a moment to relax by the scenic harbourfront as well! The event will take place every Friday to Sunday, with special sessions on public holidays.
When: July 1-September 14, 2025
Where: Dream by the Sea & Dining Cove, Kai Tak
Tickets: Free admission. Visit website for more programme details
Upcoming Family-friendly Events in Hong Kong
CHIIKAWA DAYS’ Exhibition —August 1-24
Join the heartwarming adventures of Chiikawa and friends at the ‘CHIIKAWA DAYS’ Exhibition at K11 MUSEA and Tsim Sha Tsui Harbourfront. During August 1-24, AllRightsReserved collaborates with Spiralcute and presents over 100 3D sculptures and a 9-meter-tall inflatable set at this immersive exhibition, highlighting Chiikawa’s everyday adventures in four themes: clothing, food, shelter, and action. You can also enjoy the exclusive “YUM CHA” collection, where Chiikawa and friends are reimagined as cute dim sum dishes!
When: August 1-24, 2025
Where: MUSE EDITION, K11 MUSEA, Tsim Sha Tsui
Tickets: HK$180. Visit website for programme details and buy tickets on KLOOK
Looking for more things to do in the city? Take a look at the following guides:
- The best things to do in Hong Kong
- The best free things to do in Hong Kong
- The best things to do at night in Hong Kong
- The best tourist attractions in Hong Kong
- The best events for all in Hong Kong
- The most beautiful places to visit in Hong Kong
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