All Venues

A design-forward bar in Tsim Sha Tsui with abstract art decor, offering live jazz on weekends and switching to DJ sets late at night.

A basement live house in Prince Edward hosting indie musicians Thursday to Sunday, with diverse music styles and a lively late-night atmosphere.

A jazz music space in a San Po Kong industrial building dedicated to supporting local jazz talent, with regular live shows, music workshops and talks, a hub for Hong Kong's jazz community.

A live band bar inside the Regal Riverside Hotel in Sha Tin, with a resident Filipino singer performing English hits nightly, a comfortable spot popular with New Territories residents, with minimum spend.

A gym in Kodak House, Quarry Bay, offering both bouldering and roped climbing (Clip n Climb), with kid-friendly time slots. A single 90-minute session costs $250.

A long-standing snooker room on Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, spanning two floors with a convenient location.

A dart room in a Mongkok industrial building with 11 DARTSLIVE3 and DARTSLIVE2 units in total, offering custom dart and apparel tailoring services, ideal for dart enthusiasts.

Hong Kong's only indoor electric go-kart track, spanning 50,000 sq ft with two circuits and 18 corners in total, plus drift karts and racing simulators.

An indoor war game arena in Kwun Tong with two 4,000 sq ft battlefields offering BB gun combat, suitable for ages 6 and up.

NAMCO's new outlet at Kai Tak Sports Park, on the 3rd floor of the brand-new retail mall, offering claw machines and a range of video games with convenient transport access.

The Tsuen Wan branch of Japan's famous TAITO STATION arcade chain, on the 2nd floor of Nina Mall, offering a wide range of Japanese-style claw machines and video games.

The Taikoo Shing Centre branch of Jumpin Gym, a large arcade on Hong Kong Island suited to families and students.

The Tuen Mun Town Plaza branch of Jumpin Gym, a large arcade in the western New Territories, open until 10:30pm on weekends with a wide range of claw machines and video games.

The Tsuen Wan Plaza branch of Jumpin Gym, on the 5th floor, with a wide range of claw machines and video games, open until 10:30pm on weekends.

Hong Kong's first LEGO Discovery Centre, featuring "Miniland Hong Kong" built from over 1.5 million LEGO bricks, a 4D cinema and multiple interactive play zones, designed for children under 12.

A 12,000 sq ft flagship store with 15 play zones, including a 4-metre-high slide, suited to children aged 0–12, a family hotspot in Sha Tin.

An 8,000 sq ft inflatable trampoline park with a 54-metre obstacle course, a castle adventure zone and a giant ball pit with 30,000 balls, great for kids aged 2–10 to burn off energy.

Spanning roughly 7,000 sq ft with a nature-inspired Nordic Finnish design and all-wood play equipment made in Finland, offering 18 play features, ideal for children aged 0–12 to explore safely.

An indoor adventure playground inside Kornhill Plaza, offering climbing and physical challenge features, great for parents and children to explore together.

The Japanese JOYPOLIS brand comes to Kai Tak Sports Park, blending digital technology with sports play across multiple interactive zones, great for family participation.

An indoor kids' playground inside D.Park mall in Tsuen Wan, convenient for families in the Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing area.

Located at 11 SKIES in AsiaWorld-Expo, spanning two floors and 64,000 sq ft, with an 18-feature kids' energy-burning zone and the art-inspired SKY PlayPark, floor-to-ceiling windows offer close-up views of planes taking off and landing.

Spanning 500,000 sq ft with 6 alpacas, an exotic flower garden, a swan lake, an outdoor rope bridge and a honey bee garden, great for family outings.

Offers organic farming tours and aquaponics facilities, hand-feeding of white rabbits and goats, plus a clay-oven chicken workshop, blending agricultural education with family interaction.