Weekend Activities For Families In Hong Kong: April 2026

Monthly Planner, things to do with kids this weekend in Hong Kong April 2026

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It’s time for another roundup of exciting activities in Hong Kong! With Easter prep in full swing, we’re here to make sure your calendars are filled throughout April and spring break. Discover our favourite upcoming and ongoing family-friendly activities below!

Get ready for more jam-packed weekends! Hong Kong goes all out with Easter hunts, camps and staycations, while welcoming the spring season (though we don’t love that the rains have already started). Of course there are still some artsy exhibitions you can enjoy with the family, but if you’re looking for other ways to fill the school holiday, we’ve got you! Bookmark this page for happenings across the city, weekend events and family-friendly activities for the month ahead.

Things to do with kids in Hong Kong this month and beyond

Dr Seuss’ The Cat In The Hat Comes To Hong Kong

If you’re anything like us, you grew up with Dr Seuss’ whimsical rhymes, vibrant storytelling and scene-stealing characters (love of The Grinch is certainly still alive and well!), and you couldn’t wait to share it with your little ones. Now’s the perfect chance to watch one of these bestselling stories come to life in an engaging stage adaptation of The Cat In The Hat. Experience mischief and mayhem when Sally and her brother come across the trickiest cat ever, who turns a rainy afternoon into an amazing adventure. Ideal for children above the age of 3, this 50-minute show is certainly a can’t-miss event, especially with the possibility of meeting the Cat in the Hat after the show!

When: Thursday, 14 to Sunday, 17 May 2026; 2pm, 4:30pm or 5pm depending on day
Where: Rita Tong Liu Drama Theatre, The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
How much: $275 to $475 depending on tier (all audience members must have their own ticket) – get tickets here

Central Yards Edible Art Fair Debuts

A brand-new cultural event to add to Hong Kong’s rich landscape, this fair blends art, taste and imagination for a multi-sensory journey through 10 installations, each paired with a creative edible delight. This is the perfect marriage of art and food, and it’s set to delight all ages. Stroll through the 10-gallery experience at your own pace, rediscovering notable art movements (such as Impressionism, Surrealism and Neo-Pop) in a fun, fresh and unexpectedly delicious way. Central Yards Edible Art Fair is a first-of-its-kind experience in Hong Kong and it even has Edible Workshops you can join for further educational enjoyment for an extra $280.

When: Thursday, 26 March to Sunday, 5 April 2026; 10am to 9pm
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: From $320 for adults, from $150 for kids – buy tickets here

Padel Fever Festival GO PARK Hong Kong

Has your family been whacked over the head with padel fever? You’re not alone! Watch as this burgeoning sport is taken to new heights right here in our backyard. In March, over 140 of the world’s top players competed in Hong Kong’s biggest padel event. Now you can join a Padel Free Trial Day (if you’re still not sure what it’s all about) on Friday, 3 April or skip to the Padel Glow In The Dark party on Saturday, 11 April. Here you can experience the sport in a whole new way, complete with neon courts, glowing rackets, interactive games and music – open to participants above the age of 6.

Sassy Mama Tip: Remember to wear white or fluorescent colours at the Glow In The Dark party!

When: Free Trial Day – Friday, 3 April; 2pm to 3pm. Padel Glow In The Dark – Saturday, 11 April; 8pm to 11pm
Where: GO PARK Sai Sha, 9 Hoi Ying Road, Ma On Shan, New Territories, Hong Kong
How much: $520 per person (for Padel Glow In The Dark) – register here

WestK FunFest 2026

The third edition of WestK FunFest has landed and transformed West Kowloon Cultural District into the ultimate family zone. This massive arts festival, presented by WestK Performing Arts, offers over 120 diverse programmes, and more than half of them are completely free! You can cuddle up with (and take adorable photos with) giant sleeping cats, kids can enjoy world-class shows like ‘Tiger Tale’, ‘Rules of Summer’ and ‘Bob Marley for Babies’ and you can while the day away at the retro Hong Kong playground for a splash of nostalgia. There’s even a pet-friendly FunFest Market, get more info here!

When: Thursday, 19 March to Sunday, 12 April 2026
Where: Art Park, Freespace and Xiqu Centre, West Kowloon Cultural District, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Ticket prices vary depending on programme – book here

Hong Kong Design Centre Presents ‘Drop In – Drop Into The Vibe Of Skateboarding Culture’

Since its Olympic debut in 2020, skateboarding has hit the mainstream in a big way, becoming a cultural phenomenon that has taken the city by storm. Taking its name from a fundamental skateboarding move, ‘Drop In’ engages with the depth and diversity of skateboarding culture, linking to street art, fashion, music and more. This exhibition captures all the fascinating aspects of this global movement and is a must-visit for anyone interested in the vibrant sport. Check out the Fingerboard Experience Zone, Skatetao Wheels and Skate Fashion section. Instructors will also hold regular workshops for Finger Skateboard Painting and DIY Upcycle Skateboard Stool on various dates.

When: Until Monday, 13 April 2026 (closed on Tuesdays); 11am to 7pm
Where: Hong Kong Design Centre, The Square, G/F, DX Design Hub, 280 Tung Chau Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry – find out more here

Central Market Easter Spring Arts Festival 2026 Workshops

The 2^nd Hong Kong CeraMarket has landed, this time with a ‘symphony of clay and florals’. Not only will you experience ‘The Dialogue… Flowers and Ceramics’ in Central Market, but you can also join masterclass demonstrations and hands-on workshops throughout the first two weeks of April. From Friday, 3 to Tuesday, 7 April, CCG Hearts members can join the Easter Bunny Hunt (collect e-game tickets and spend over $50 to get an exclusive ‘Easter Bunny’ ceramic collectible). The 24-hour Passageway on the 2^nd floor will transform into a Ceramic Market where you can snag one-of-a-kind pieces. Head to the G/F Interactive Wall for a series of fun workshops, including ‘Play with Clay’ Kids Daisy Ceramic Chopsticks Holder Workshop (on Saturday, 4 April), the Ho Hin Shing Studio Workshop (professional Sogetsu Ikebana workshops from Saturday, 4 to Tuesday, 7 April), artist-led sessions for hand-building Moon Jars and more.

Sassy Mama Tip: If you share photos of your favourite works from this exhibition and tag @centralmarkethk and @hkceramarket, you can receive a complimentary mini ceramic vase or floral incense holder!

When: Wednesday, 1 to Tuesday, 14 April 2026
Where: Central Market, 93 Queens Road, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $350 for ‘Play with Clay’ Kids’ workshop – register here

KPop Demon Hunters Pops Up In ELEMENTS

It’s been almost a year since KPop Demon Hunters took the world by storm, and the hype hasn’t quite died down yet. If your kids (or you!) are still roaming the halls belting to ‘Golden’, take them to this limited time pop-up store. You’ll find HUNTR/X concert-themed photo spots, at least 20 exclusive merch items up for grabs, ELEMENTS-exclusive souvenirs and even fun face painting and hair styling services (on 3, 4, 11 and 12 April, between 2pm to 6pm) to unleash your inner Demon Hunter! Plus, catch local kids’ locking crew FUNKY HEROES in a HUNTR/X x Saja Boys Dance Battle Performance on Friday, 3 and Saturday, 11 April at 3pm!

When: Thursday, 2 April 2026 to Sunday, 19 April 2026; 11am to 8pm
Where: Metal Zone, 1/F, ELEMENTS, 1 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry

Autism Community Summit 2026

The Children’s Institute of Hong Kong presents the latest Autism Community Summit. This celebration of neurodiversity in Hong Kong comprises talks from experts, community leaders, individuals with ASD, policy makers, affected families and more. It also runs a resource-sharing fair where attendees can interact with organisations doing important work in the ASD community. This is a clear space where people can share best practices, even across language barriers, and have crucial conversations about the inclusion of those with ASD.

When: Saturday, 25 April 2026; 8:30am to 3:30pm
Where: Asia Society Hong Kong Center, 9 Justice Drive, Admiralty, Hong Kong
How much: Early bird ticket for $199; General admission ticket for $325 – get tickets here

The Pizza Project’s ‘Wheel Of Fire’

Mamas, grab your friends – or daring teens who fancy themselves invincible – and head out for this tasty challenge! We’re not mincing our words – this isn’t for the faint of heart (or stomach). The Pizza Project is known for its ever-changing array of collabs and innovative flavours. This April, it’s turning up the temperature by introducing a Heat Ladder. This is one pizza made of six slices of escalating heat zones. It starts with Sriracha – gentle and garlicky – then moves to Chipotle, Mexican Green Sauce, Tabasco Habanero, XX Peri-Peri and finally Scorpion. Each sauce has its own Scoville rating (from 1,800 to 1,000,000), and if you’ve ever seen Hot Ones, you know which level tends to leave its tasters in tears and runny noses. You are highly advised to keep a cooling drink (maybe something dairy-based) at hand and remember to pace yourself!

When: Wednesday, 1 to Thursday, 30 April 2026
Where: The Pizza Project, G/F, 5 Star Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong & The Pizza Project, G/F, 26 Peel Street, Central, Hong Kong
How much: $180 per pizza

THE SOUTHSIDE ARTival

Following on from the excitement of Hong Kong’s Art Month when the city’s creativity is celebrated like no other time, THE SOUTHSIDE is debuting its first ARTival. It will bring together local artists and labels, as well as students in the Southern District. Together, they’ll work on giant eggs using various materials, resources and media. These artworks will then be displayed all over THE SOUTHSIDE for public viewing. Make sure you don’t miss the headliner: ‘Explore Island South’ Art Walk – a tour through Wong Chuk Hang’s art-cultural power spots, led by professional guides. Over 30 egg sculptures will be displayed at THE SOUTHSIDE’s atrium and beyond, showcasing the diversity of talent amongst Hong Kong’s artists, designers, illustrators, architects and more. Marvelling at this display of talent seems to us like a great way to get in the Easter mood!

When: Until Sunday, 10 May 2026 (Art Walk on Saturday, 4 April 2026)
Where: THE SOUTHSIDE, 11 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry

‘Build The Thrill’ At LEGOLAND®

Mamas of little racers, listen up! LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Hong Kong is bringing back its exciting ‘Build The Thrill’ event, so it’s time to get revved up. This is where kids can become LEGO® racers and experience the magical moment where the thrill of speed meets imagination. At the LEGO® VR Motion Racing Experience, you can get fully immersed in the LEGO® F1 world – don VR headsets, take your seat in a futuristic cockpit and get ready to be dazzled by clever details that can be enjoyed by both children and adults. Remember you can also create a minifigure driver, build a LEGO® race car, participate in challenges like ‘Beat the Clock’ and ‘Test Your Speed’, celebrate in the Hall of Fame and join a limited F1 themed LEGO® Creative Workshop.

When: Until Monday, 18 May 2026; 11am to 7pm
Where: LEGOLAND Discovery Centre, B1, K11 MUSEA Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: $280 (for VR Experience Package) – find out more here

Things to do with kids in Hong Kong on weekends: Ongoing events, activities and promotions

New Town Plaza NTP Sky Garden

New Town Plaza’s newly revamped NTP Sky Garden is a feast for the eyes! The massive 40,000sqft rooftop space debuts Hong Kong’s largest shopping mall outdoor immersive water projection show, created in collaboration with Japan’s cult-favourite digital art collective NAKED Inc. Expect dreamy light, music and water choreography under the stars, plus the long-awaited return of the iconic Musical Fountain. Plus, while you’re there, don’t miss Christmas Circus TOWNival, where a 6m Christmas tree slide and a walk-in snow globe await!

When: Available now
Where: 7/F Atrium, New Town Plaza, Phase 1, Shatin, Hong Kong (Christmas Circus TOWNival located on 3/F)
How much: Free Admission

THE GUNDAM BASE

Calling all collectors raising the next generation, Hong Kong’s first THE GUNDAM BASE flagship has officially landed, and it’s a full-on fandom moment. This 4,500sqft space is packed with exclusive model kits, immersive displays and hands-on build zones that make even casual fans want to start snapping pieces together. And of course, don’t forget to snap a pic with the jaw-dropping, world-exclusive 1:2 scale giant bust from Mobile Fighter G Gundam, custom-made for Hong Kong — a must-visit for fans of all ages!

When: Available now
Where: Shop 803, 8/F, Tower II, The Twins, 12 Muk Chui Street, Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Free Admission

NBA Flagship Opens In Macau

Calling all basketball fans! The next time you’re planning a family trip to Macau, stop by the 900sqm flagship store at The Londoner to browse through a huge range of official NBA merchandise and memorabilia. Featuring everything from current and former players’ jerseys to trading cards, toys, sneakers and even Macau-themed NBA merch, this is the ultimate destination for collectors and casual fans. The immersive space even has an LED half-court where you can shoot hoops and watch live games.

When: Open now; 11am to 9pm
Where: NBA Macao Flagship Store, Shop 2209, Level 2, The Londoner Macao, Estrada da Baia de Nossa Senhora da Esperanca, Macau
How much: Free entry

WHIMSY’s Largest Flagship Store Now Open In Wan Chai

Ready to recapture your childhood and crank it up a notch for your young ones? The Wonderful World of WHIMSY has now opened a massive 36,000sqft indoor amusement park in Wan Chai’s Hopewell Mall and we couldn’t be more excited. Blending nostalgia with cutting-edge tech, you’ll find everything here from classic arcade games and bumper cars to ball pits for the littles and multi-sensory VR rides and biker adventures. There’s even a huge Snow Wonderland, a magical world under -15°C with falling snowflakes, icy slides (including a baby-friendly one), trees and even a carousel!

When: Daily, 11am to 8pm
Where: Shop 1403-1405, 14/F, Hopewell Mall, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
How much: $1 = 1 token during Grand Opening period (at all locations!), then $2 = 1 token – find out more here

Bouncetopia Opens Second Outlet In Hong Kong

If your children just can’t get enough of Kiztopia’s myriad offerings, they’ll be thrilled to learn that a brand-new trampoline park – of over 6,000 square feet – has just opened at Olympian City! Following a sports competition theme, this new indoor edutainment park features 14 Big Muscle Fun activity stations and is tailored for children above the age of 2. Expect inflatable castles, a climbing wall, over 20 trampolines and all the bouncing fun a kid could want!

When: Weekdays, 11am to 8pm, Weekends and public holidays, 10am to 8pm
Where: G/F, Unit 02, 05-08, 13 and 15 Olympian City Phase III, 1 Hoi Wang Road, Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: $158 for one adult and one child for one hour, $198 for 90 minutes, additional adult for $68 (packages of 10 sessions available from $1,270, plus Annual Pass for $2,658) – buy tickets here

New VR ImmverseX Experience In Hopewell Cluster

An out-of-this-world adventure awaits your little explorers at the new ImmverseXR in Wan Chai! ‘Space Odyssey’, Hong Kong’s first-ever immersive 8K AI-driven immersive experience, spans almost 4,000 square feet. Kids (ideally above the age of 8) can team up with one to four players to pilot spaceships, wield laser weapons and dodge alien attacks – using just their hands! Don’t miss out on this thrilling, multi-scenario adventure set in 2099.

When: Weekdays, 3pm to 10pm, Weekends and public holidays, 10am to 10pm
Where: ImmverseXR, 7/F, 163 QRE, 163 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
How much: $168 for single player, $588 for team of four – buy tickets here

First Cristiano Ronaldo Life Museum Opens In Hong Kong “CR7® LIFE Museum”

In honour of Cristiano Ronaldo’s birthday, a celebration was held at the K11 MUSEA promenade on Wednesday, 5 February, where tickets went on sale for the grand opening of the Cristiano Ronaldo Life Museum, attended by several international celebrities. The CR7® LIFE Museum, spanning over 12,000 square feet, is the first of its kind in Asia featuring interactive exhibits, rare memorabilia, signed merchandise and more. It’s the perfect place to take the footie fans in your home to inspire them and encourage ambition and perseverance. Keep your eyes peeled for the upcoming opening of the first CR7® LIFE Museum Official Flagship Store on the 7th floor of Times Square!

When: Daily, 10am to 10pm
Where: K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Standard tickets start from $180 – buy your tickets here.

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Miniso Opens Its First Stitch-Themed Store

If your little ones are excited about the release of the live action “Lilo & Stitch” movie, take them in the meantime to Hong Kong’s first Stitch-themed store courtesy of Miniso! There are over 100 exclusive products available from plushies and figurines to flasks, bags and toys. Plus, as Miniso’s new flagship store, there are also products from other collaborations on offer, think Harry Potter, Powerpuff Girls and Tamagotchis — the real struggle will be not piling your cart too high!

When: Open now
Where: Shop 13, G/F, Yee On Building, 26 East Point Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry

GO PARK In Sai Sha Promises Family Fun

You can’t miss it — between Wu Kai Sha and Sai Kung lies over a million sprawling square feet that has now been converted into Hong Kong’s latest hotspot for families! From all the sports you could hope for (think basketball, rugby, padel, pickleball, golf, swimming, fencing and even kayaking) to family-friendly restaurants, a stadium for shows and competitions, lush greenery and even a pet park, there’s truly something for the whole family here.

When: Open Now
Where: GO PARK, Sai Sha, New Territories, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry — find out more here.

Read More: Pet-Friendly Hotels In Hong Kong

Sunday Family Game Night At Calle Ocho

Calle Ocho, tucked away in Causeway Bay, is all about combining a warm inviting atmosphere for families with culinary delights, so there’s something for everyone. If it’s a struggle to keep the kids entertained or even excited to go out for meals, this is bound to make it easier. With no minimum charge or set menus – just a conversation with the friendly staff – you can be set up with fun boardgames and cards for the whole delicious meal, turning an ordinary night out into a family bonding experience.

When: Every Sunday
Where: Calle Ocho, Fashion Walk, 8 Cleveland Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
How much: Price depends on your meal, games are free – book here

EpicLand Now In Kai Tak Sports Park

If your kids were sad to see EpicLand in Discovery Bay go, perk them up with the exciting news that it has reopened in the new Kai Tak Sports Park and is better than ever! Taking up an expansive spot on the fourth floor of Retail Mall 2, the newly launched V-shaped indoor playground is filled with attractions for all ages. Children can bounce around between four themed game zones featuring everything from slides, ball pits, obstacle courses and gymnastics facilities, to a giant maze and inflatable airplane. If you have tiny tots, check out MiniLand, designed specially for kids under three years.

When: Open every day, 11am to 8pm
Where: 4/F, Kai Tak Retail Mall 2, Kai Tak Sports Park, 38 Shing Kai Road, Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: 2-hour admission – $258 for 1 to 8 years (includes one adult), $258 for 9 to 17 years and adults, $118 for an extra hour – get your tickets here.

ArtisynX Opens At AIRSIDE With Hong Kong’s First BAIT x Astro Boy Crossover

This is one your kids, or your inner child, can get hyped for! ArtisynX’s team is renowned for travelling the world in search of unique pop culture memorabilia, fan collectibles, trendy fashion and more, and creating exclusive fan experiences in a dedicated space that goes beyond mere retail. In our books, AIRSIDE has jumped leagues ahead as the place to be with its launch of ArtisynX, especially with the first pop-up of BAIT, known for its fun fashion, and its crossover with Astro Boy. Plus, you can expect limited-edition merchandise from several Korean pop icons available from 1 April!

When: Open now
Where: Shop 405, AIRSIDE, Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How much: Free entry

Geometric Wonderzoo – Edutainment zone at Sau Mau Ping Shopping Centre

The third floor of the Sau Mau Ping Shopping Centre has recently been renovated and transformed into a geometric wonderland! Over 12,000 square feet, you can find a giant elephant slide, a turtle trampoline, a crocodile hopscotch play area and more. There’s also an educational zone where kids can learn fascinating facts about animals through interactive games.

When: Currently open
Where: Sau Mau Ping Shopping Centre, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Editor’s Note: This post was most recently updated by Team Sassy Mama.

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Monthly Planner For April: Activities And Events For Kids And Families In Hong Kong

It’s time for another roundup of exciting activities in Hong Kong! With Easter prep in full swing, we’re here to make sure your calendars are filled throughout April and spring break. Discover our favourite upcoming and ongoing family-friendly activities below!

Things to do with kids in Hong Kong this month and beyond