All Venues

A Mong Kok band studio in Mong Kok City Centre with a large performance rehearsal room (10-15 people) plus several band rooms and drum rooms, open until 2am, near Mong Kok Station Exit D3.

The Kwun Tong branch of Natural Music Center in Wang Fung Plaza, with several rehearsal and teaching rooms and an electronic drum room, near Kwun Tong Station for musicians in East Kowloon.

Hong Kong's only spaceship-themed Laser Tag base, located in the heart of Causeway Bay, with a pitch-black maze and the latest laser tag technology. Suitable for 2–30 players with a variety of game modes.

Spanning 3,600 square metres, this is one of Hong Kong's largest outdoor ropes adventure courses, built to ACCT international standards with 33 training challenges and 11 recreational challenges, accommodating up to 150 people at once. Suitable for schools, organisations and the public, with programmes ranging from half-day to overnight camps.

A traditional mahjong parlour on Nathan Road in Mong Kok, open 24 hours, with private individual rooms and en-suite toilets, offering both Cantonese and Taiwanese mahjong plus Cantonese stir-fried dishes.

A local STEM education pioneer founded in 2003, offering robotics programming, AI engineer training and competition activities.

A tranquil self-service art studio tucked away in bustling Mongkok, filled with green plant walls and abundant natural light.

A self-service art studio in a Kwun Tong industrial building whose name means "Let's Be Free," focused on stress-relieving free-form art jamming.

A self-service art studio offering art jamming, painting classes and corporate events; also has a Kwun Tong branch (Room 07, 16/F, 43 Chun Yip Street, Kwun Tong).

Offers zip-lining on Tung Lung Chau, abseiling and rock climbing at Shek O, and climbing at Beacon Hill and other outdoor sites, led by professional instructors, suitable for beginners and advanced climbers alike.

Hong Kong's first Thai-style running shrimp buffet, Tsuen Wan branch, offering fresh grilled prawns caught straight from the flowing water tank, plus all-you-can-eat seafood and BBQ.

Indoor shrimp fishing venue in Kwun Tong (approx. 2,800 sq ft) where, besides prawns, you can also catch crabs and Boston lobster, cooked to order salt-grilled or steamed.

The St. Regis Hong Kong, designed by André Fu, features the pillarless Astor Ballroom near the Hong Kong Convention Centre and Wan Chai Pier.

The Repulse Bay's clubhouse-style outdoor wedding venue offers garden lawn ceremonies and sea-view dinners, in a beautiful and private setting.

Striver Sports' Tai Koo branch, with 1 pickleball court.

The Yuen Long branch at Long Ping Plaza, with indoor courts from $280, up to 4 persons per court.

project.polis is a pickleball court opened by the Hong Kong Playground Association at The Mills, Tsuen Wan, offering court rental during its trial period.

A beachfront resort hotel at Gold Coast, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong's only seaside resort-style wedding venue, with an outdoor garden and indoor chapel for the full ceremony experience.

A 160,000 sq ft grass glamping farm in Hok Tau, Fanling, near Lau Shui Heung Reservoir, known for yurt packages featuring Korean BBQ dinner and Western breakfast.

The Central branch of Pure Yoga, one of Hong Kong's largest yoga chains, located inside ifc mall, a sister brand to PURE Fitness under the same group.

Multi-branch Reformer Pilates studio offering 1-on-1, semi-private and small-group (4-6 people) classes.

An outdoor adventure and battle arena at Sheung Pak Nai, Lau Fau Shan, Yuen Long, offering archery tag battles, bubble soccer, camping and corporate team-building activities.

Hong Kong's first large-scale club dedicated to Chinese eight-ball pool, opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony endorsed by professional pool players, newly opened.

A snooker club at Plaza 88 in Tsuen Wan, offering a variety of professional tournament-grade tables and VIP private rooms.