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Post Category - What's OnWhat's On - Post Category - Things to Do With Kids in Hong KongThings to Do With Kids in Hong Kong
From Lush’s latest Halloween collection to PARKnSHOP’s New Zealand Food Festival, there’s plenty to check out and splurge on for yourself — and the kids — this autumn in Hong Kong!
October’s crisp autumn weather brings a fantastic line-up of family activities to Hong Kong. Treat your teens to KAYALI’s new perfumes or explore the spooky Lush Halloween collection together, while foodies will love PARKnSHOP’s ‘A Taste of New Zealand’ festival. Cultivate creativity with the STANCE English competition for secondary students or discover the interactive ‘RE: Tai Kok Tsui’ art installations. For a quieter moment, TWG’s new Grand Earl Grey tea offers the perfect excuse for a serene afternoon tea break!
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Uber Taxi Partners With Cathay Pacific
Turn your family’s everyday taxi rides into your next vacation! With the new Uber and Cathay partnership, every trip around Hong Kong earns you Asia Miles. Your daily school run, for instance, would snag you 20 miles, airport trips score 40 and you’ll get a 500-mile head start on your first ride. Just link your Uber and Cathay accounts and watch your family’s travel fund grow with every journey!
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KAYALI Drops Two New Gourmand Fragrances
Calling all chocolate lovers! Cult-favourite fragrance brand KAYALI has dropped two new dessert-themed scents (both $950) — and considering KAYALI’s popularity among teen girls, let’s just say these would make a perfect age-appropriate Christmas gift! For a decadent, edible vibe, try Oudgasm Chocolate Oud 11, which blends spiced rum, caramel apple and a rich chocolate oud base. If you prefer a soft, skin-like scent, Oudgasm Milky Musk Oud 30 offers a creamy mix of strawberry cream, pink pepper and cosy sandalwood.
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Hong Kong Arts Centre Presents Kai Tak Public Art & Community Project
The ‘RE: Tai Kok Tsui’ art adventure is complete! Explore the neighbourhood’s brand-new art landmarks inspired by the five senses, including ‘RE: FIND Tai Kok Tsui’ and ‘Stories under the Canopies’. These fun, interactive installations are now connected across Kai Tak, turning everyday spaces into a giant, discoverable cultural map. It’s a perfect family outing to uncover the unique stories and creative spirit of Tai Kok Tsui.
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Tea WG Releases New Earl Grey Tea
Looking for a new family tea time favourite? TWG’s new Grand Earl Grey ($335) is a luxurious twist on the classic, blending black tea with vanilla and a sunny burst of bergamot for a sweet, smooth cup. It’s one of sixteen different Earl Grey styles, so there’s a flavour for everyone — whether you like yours light and floral or rich and earthy. Best of all, you can enjoy a truly premium tea experience right at home, as takeaway teas are available at most Tea WG locations!
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STANCE, HK’s First Youth Storytelling Competition
Is your child a budding writer and in secondary school? Why not encourage them to show off their voice and storytelling skills in STANCE, the new English competition from SCMP Learn. Writers are asked to share unique perspectives on topics like tech, art or social issues for a chance to win cash prizes up to $5,000 and be featured in Young Post. Applicants must submit a written entry by Friday, 24 October, 2025 — if they’re shortlisted, they will present ideas live on stage at Tai Kwun in January 2026!
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Lush Unveils Kid-Beloved Halloween Collection
Get your kids ready for a spooky self-care season! Lush’s Halloween collection has arrived in Hong Kong with ghoulish new treats, including monster-shaped bath bombs ($80 to $120) and the first-ever pumpkin-scented bath bomb tea light diffuser ($190). Plus, fan favourites are back, like the viral Monster Octopus Shower Jelly ($170) and the beloved Lord of Misrule Shower Gel ($130). You can also pamper your skin with the Mr. Pumpkin Face Mask ($170) for a party-ready glow!
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Get A Taste Of New Zealand At PARKnSHOP
PARKnSHOP’s iconic ‘A Taste of New Zealand’ festival is back, featuring over 1,000 premium products from more than 100 Kiwi brands like Zespri and Whittaker’s! For a limited time (until Thursday, 30 October, 2025) enjoy the supermarket’s exclusive offers, including an $80 discount when you spend $280 or more on selected New Zealand products online. Plus, don’t miss the live cooking demonstrations for a chance to see Kiwi produce at its best!
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Gucci Beauty Unveils Effortless Natural Face Duo
For all the busy Hong Kong mamas, Gucci Beauty’s new duo is your quick fix for fresh-looking skin. The Gucci Glow Skin Tint ($525) moisturises and evens out your complexion in one step, while the Gucci Matte Powder ($650) instantly blurs and mattifies for a polished finish. Together, they create a natural, “I-have-it-all-together” glow in seconds!
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