When: March 8 to 10
Where: Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre
What: Peruse and purchase works by 80 local artists at this festival dedicated to the illustrative arts. There will be workshops, demos and even a live portrait zone.
Find out more at facebook.com/Illusfairhk
When: March 16
Where: Hong Kong Polytechnic University
What: The best jokes are the cleanest—so says the US stand-up comic. Watch his routine and judge for yourself.
Find out more at livenation.hk
When: March 18 to April 1
Where: Cultural Centre
What: Under the theme “colours in the dark,” the festival’s lineup will include 10 seminal works by renowned local actor and director Sammo Hung.
Find out more at hkiff.org.hk
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When: March 21 to 24
Where: Central Harbourfront
What: The best and brightest eateries—from our shores and overseas—present delectable dishes at the city’s premier food festival.
Purchase tickets at ticketflap.com
When: March 22
Where: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
What: Pop powerhouses from across East and Southeast Asia come together to compete for Best Vocal Performance, Best Stage Performance, and Asian Supernova awards.
Find out more at hkamf.org
When: March 23 to 24
Where: Dalton School Hong Kong
What: Little ones can learn to appreciate art from a young age through the 20 art stations, exhibitions, and other fun and exciting experiences at this two-day event.
Find out more at littlebasel.com
When: March 26 to 29
Where: Sheung Wan Civic Centre
What: This fourth edition of the festival presents five different French plays to enjoy, spanning themes from the tragic to the humourous.
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When: March 29 to 31
Where: Tuen Mun Town Hall
What: This beautiful ballet reinterprets The Corsair by Lord Byron, a tale in verse full of adventure.
Purchase tickets at urbtix.hk
When: March 29 to 31
Where: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
What: The highlight of Hong Kong's art calendar returns, showcasing leading and emerging artists from across the globe.
Find out more at artbasel.com/hong-kong
When: March 30
Where: City Hall
What: German pianist Martin Helmchen will perform Beethoven’s majestic Piano Concerto No 4 in his debut with the Hong Kong Sinfonietta.
Purchase tickets at urbtix.hk
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