salute Asia Tour 2026
If music that makes you feel as though you’re levitating sounds like your kind of jam, salute is the one for you. Blending UK garage, house and French touch to form a distinctively euphoric club-ready sound, the Manchester-based DJ and producer will bring their Asia Tour 2026 to the city for one night only. Their Hong Kong gig is set to take over the Soho House Studio Duplex following a run of standout shows across North America, the UK and Europe, as well as the release of their latest album “TRUE MAGIC (DELUXE)”.
When: January 24, 2026
Where: Studio Duplex, Soho House Hong Kong, 33 Des Voeux Road West, Sheung Wan
Ticketing: From HK$300; megatix.asia
Australian Open 2026 Viewing Party at Taikoo Place
January 19, 2026 Novak Djokovic of Serbia plays a backhand in the Men's Singles First Round match against Pedro Martinez of Spain during day two of the 2026 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 19, 2026 in Melbourne, Australia.
Photo: Shi Tang via Getty Images
For those of us that can’t make it to Melbourne this Grand Slam season, Chubb Life, the Official Life Insurance Partner of the Australian Open, and Tai Koo Place are hosting a 3-day viewing party along Tong Chong Street. Share the thrill of the legendary Rod Laver Arena through an outdoor livestream of the matches, where every ace, rally and fault is captured on a giant LED screen. The event also features tennis-themed games that are sure to get the crowd going, live DJ sets, food stalls, and a special Chubb Life Hong Kong x Bar Leone cocktail made exclusively for the event.
When: January 30 to February 1, 2026
Where: Tong Chong Street (outside Lincoln House), Taikoo Place, Quarry Bay
Longines Hong Kong International Horse Show
What better way to kick off the Year of the Horse with the Longines Hong Kong International Horse Show (LIHKIHS)? Endorsed by the Fédération Equestre Internationale, the annual premier sporting event returns with the promise of world-class showjumping competitions and a bevy of exciting equestrian lifestyle and entertainment experiences. Highlights include the charming Shetland Pony Grand National featuring young riders and their spirited companions, the Dog Agility competition in Association with The Royal Kennel Club, and the Lifestyle Shopping Village featuring an extensive lineup of vendors, exhibitions (hello, Classic Car Club of Hong Kong) and family-friendly activities like balloon sculpting and the city’s first-ever Hobby Horse competition. The LIHKIHS has also partnered with leading hospitality brands to bring a comprehensive range of exclusive ticketing packages and tailored experiences that go above and beyond the horse show, so giddy on up to find the perfect adventure for you.
When: January 30 to February 1, 2026
Where: Asia World-Expo, Hong Kong
Ticketing: From HK$488 to HK$40,000 for a VIP Hospitality Table (8 pax); hongkonghorseshow.com
Molly 20th Anniversary Exhibition — The Little Galaxy
POP MART is celebrating MOLLY’s 20th anniversary with a fascinating year-long travelling exhibition that kicks off, of course, in her birthplace of Hong Kong. Jointly curated by POP MART and MOLLY creator Kenny Wong, ‘The Little Galaxy’ chronicles MOLLY’s journey from inception to today. Fans will get a glimpse into the evolution of this bright-eyed, blonde-haired girl through initial character sketches, original artwork, creative manuscripts, and a new piece created specially to mark this milestone. The exhibition is divided into multiple zones including a circular hall displaying various MOLLY figures from throughout the past decade, as well as a recreation of Wong’s workspace. Ticketholders will also go home with exclusive exhibition souvenirs to add to their collections.
When: January 24 to February 10, 2026
Where: East Great Lawn, Art Park, West Kowloon Cultural District
Ticketing: HK$99 for a Standard Ticket and HK$299 for a VIP Ticket; popmart.com
FutureScope: Resonance Aura – Astrolabe
Hong Kong’s first large-scale art dome is entering its second chapter with Resonance Aura – Astrolabe. A wholly immersive experience that marries light, sound and movement, it presents audiences with an opportunity to reflect on their place in the world and the universe at large. At the core of this exhibition is a brand new interactive element called the Resonance Aura VI – Torquetum kinetic sculpture. As a constellation of Hong Kong’s iconic landmarks linger on the walls and real-time movements generated from the audience cast a unique starfield across the dome, the Resonance Aura VI – Torquetum serves as a “breathing mandala” with its self-revolving wheels symbolic of the seven chakras of the human body.
On February 13 to 15, special live performances with acclaimed vocalist Sainkho Namtchylak will transform the dome, her Tuvan throat singing colliding with real-time audio visualising technology to craft an otherworldly acoustic chamber.
When: January 30 to February 15, 2026
Where: Dream by the Sea, Kai Tak Sports Park (outside Kai Tak Stadium Gate B)
Ticketing: Free registration for the exhibition at kkday.com; from HK$100 for the performances at kkday.com
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