Here’s what’s new in Hong Kong this month!
With Easter break around the corner, there are plenty of new launches to be excited about this month! If you’ve already bought chocolates and booked your child’s Easter camps, check out all things new including art exhibitions around town, a new children’s book, a new anime hub and more. Keep reading to discover what else is on offer this month.
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Minisport Launches A New App
If you’ve got a little one who loves sports, you know how challenging it can be to manage their busy schedule. To make things easier, Minisport has launched a new app that will allow you to track your child’s progress across six sports, easily manage bookings, add multiple guardians for easy communication and much more. Plus, the app is free to download and you’ll even receive $380 free credit!
Luxury Family Suites At Island Shangri La
Island Shangri-La has launched its dedicated Family Floor on the 45th floor of the hotel. This floor has 21 luxurious themed rooms and suites featuring animal designs, interactive toys, and kid-friendly furnishings and decorations that pay homage to Hong Kong’s unique culture and landscape. In addition, you will find exclusive family services such as a living-dining-play area, as well as a variety of kid-friendly necessities ranging from strollers to bottle warmers and more.
teamLab: Continuous at Art@Harbour
Have you spotted the giant egg-shaped structures near the Central and Western District Promenade? Taking place from Monday, 25 March to Sunday, 2 June 2024, this spectacular exhibit is part of Art@Harbour 2024 and is created in collaboration with the renowned artist collective TeamLab. Head to Tamar Park to watch the promenade transform with this stunning artwork.
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Milo and His Magic Skateboard
We simply adore children’s books that celebrate diverse cultures! In this book, Milo, an adventurous French Bulldog embarks on a magical skateboard journey through Europe. Pre-order now to have your order shipped by Friday, 29 March 2024.
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“ANICHI” Japanese Anime Cultural Hub
Got anime-lovers in the family? Take them to ANICHI, Hong Kong’s first all-in-one Japanese anime cultural hub at Megabox. You’ll find over 30 renowned brands gathered in one place offering top-rated popular manga, toys, unique merchandise, video games and rare limited-edition collectibles.
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Easter Egg-Stravaganza At Mandarin Oriental
If you’re looking for a magical way to celebrate Easter, treat your family to a delightful celebration at Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong. You’ll find everything from easter treats at the Mandarin Cake Shop to Easter Sunday Roasts and themed afternoon teas at the hotel’s award-winning restaurants.
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Mr. CHEESECAKE Pop-Up At K11 MUSEA
Created by a Japanese chef with experience in Michelin-starred French restaurants, Mr. CHEESECAKE brings mouth-watering cheesecakes to K11 MUSEA. Don’t forget to try the Hong Kong limited edition Matcha flavour.
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Editor’s Note: “What’s New In The 852: 7 Hot Picks For Sassy Families This March” was most recently updated in March 2024 by Najuka Redkar.