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Hong Kong Events - March 2026

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Complete guide to events in Hong Kong for March 2026. Found 3 events with detailed information, tickets, and booking details.

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🏮 Traditional Events

Spring Lantern Festival 2026

📅 Tuesday, March 03, 2026 at 06:00 PM

The 15th and final day of the Chinese New Year period closes the festival with lantern displays and the first full moon of the year. Installations are staged at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and community venues; free admission, traditionally lit from about 6pm to 11pm.

📍 Location: Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza, Tsim Sha Tsui & Tsuen Wan Park

🏷ī¸ Categories: Traditional, Festival

🌐 More Information: Official Website

🎨 Art Events

HKwalls Street Art Festival 2026

📅 Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 10:00 AM

Annual street art festival transforming Hong Kong's walls with contemporary murals and public art installations by local and international artists.

📍 Location: Various locations across Hong Kong

🏷ī¸ Categories: Art, Street Art

🌐 More Information: Official Website

📅 Fashion Events

ComplexCon Hong Kong 2026

📅 Saturday, March 21, 2026 at 10:00 AM

Global streetwear and pop culture festival featuring fashion brands, art toys, exclusive drops, food, music performances, and creator culture.

📍 Location: Various venues, Hong Kong

🏷ī¸ Categories: Fashion, Culture

🌐 More Information: Official Website

Tsim Sha Tsui Tsimshatsui?

In Chinese the district is called å°–æ˛™å˜´, which literally means Tip Sand Mouth, and is a reference to the sandy river which once flowed here, long since covered by land reclamation.  The pronunciation is impossible to describe using Roman letters alone, some attempts include Jim Shar Joy and Chim Sa Choi but none are of course accurate, and it is very hard for a non Chinese native to pronounce the words correctly.  Hence the common abriviation into TST - sounded out as "tee-ess-tee".  Everybody in Hong Kong will understand if you say TST.

When it comes to writing you will see Tsim Sha Tsui and Tsimshatsui used equally, both are acceptable.  But not Tsimsha Tsui or Tsim Shatsui, that would be incorrect.  However you say or write it, TST is a fascinating place to be.

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