Hong Kong Tong Lau: Lui Seng Chun’s Herbal Medicine Hotspot
A landmark shophouse that once housed the Lui family is now a hub for Chinese medicine — with plans to expand its reach...
Sebastien Raybaud
The Living Threads of Dragon’s Beard Candy
Inside Central Market, Bamboo Garden preserves the hand-pulled craft of dragon beard candy...
Hong Kong Tong Lau: Inside Noii Art House
In a landmark tong lau, a renovated Sham Shui Po art space balances grassroots heritage with an accessible platform for emerging artists...
French Artist Théo Haggaï Transforms Hong Kong Street Corners
HKWalls invited an artist from Paris to infuse urban nooks and crannies with positivity and hope...
Zolima’s Picks: Great English and International Bookshops Across Hong Kong
Our bookshop journey continues with an international selection across Hong Kong...
Hong Kong on Instagram: @Stfeyes’ Cinematic and Intimate Lens
At this year’s Affordable Art Fair, Sean Foley’s works invite us to pause and rediscover Hong Kong, one image at a time...
Hong Kong Indie Bookshops: Indosiam’s World of Rare and Antique Books
A hidden gem on Hollywood Road is a testament to the wanderlust and lifelong curiosity of Moroccan-born book collector Yves Azemar...
History Events to Check Out in Hong Kong This Month
After Art Month, Hong Kong offers a rich lineup of history-inspired programmes across the city...
Hong Kong’s Indie Bookshops: Boundary Bookstore’s Human Touch
We visited Boundary Bookstore in Mong Kok to learn how it's doing more than selling books: it's building a community...
Hong Kong Art Month 2026: What Not To Miss
Your guide to Art Month events and exhibitions...
Hong Kong’s Indie Bookshops: A Home for Local Comics at Epic One
Hong Kong's local comics continue to thrive in an industrial space that does more than just sell books...
How Parenthèses Keeps French Culture Alive in Hong Kong
A reminder of how independent bookshops endure through care, continuity and human warmth...
Who is Behind the Tiny Figures Hiding in Hong Kong’s Streets?
Artist Isaac Cordal’s miniature sculptures have quietly brought unexpected moments of reflection and discovery into Hong Kong’s streets...
Inside Hong Kong’s Centre for Refugees: Culture and Community
Ahead of Refugee Week 2025, we visit a unique organisation offering support, connections and community to Hong Kong's asylum seekers and refugees....
1962 Hong Kong Comes to Life in Frank Horvat’s Photography
Hong Kong teems with energy in a new exhibition of photos taken in 1962 by renowned photographer Frank Horvat...
Will the New Kai Tak Live Up to the Old Airport’s Legacy?
The former Kai Tak Airport has become a symbol of Hong Kong’s golden years. What does that mean for the new development taking its place?...
A Love Letter to Hong Kong: The Miniature Exhibition at Peak Tower
Hong Kong: Through the Looking Glass is a dazzling miniature exhibition featuring 24 models of distinctly Hong Kong scenes...
Hong Kong Birds: Murals Take Flight on Lantau Island
The Flock Project is populating Lantau Island with colourful bird murals that aim to raise awareness of the island’s rich biodiversity...
Shooting Hoops: A Photographic Ode to Hong Kong’s Basketball Courts
Photographer Austin Bell unveils Hong Kong’s hidden world of 2,549 basketball courts through his latest book and exhibition titled Shooting Hoops...
