September Starts Here: Hong Kong Events Worth Knowing About
Emma Connealy
September has plenty up its sleeve, with a packed line-up of comedy, parties, activities and more filling the calendar. From midweek plans to weekend nights out, there’s no shortage of reasons to make the most of the month.
Looking to fill the gaps in your calendar? These are some of the September events worth adding to your radar.
The laughs keep coming at TakeOut Comedy this September as the 17th Hong Kong International Comedy Festival continues. With a rotating line-up of comedians taking to the stage, there are plenty of chances to catch live stand-up in the heart of Hong Kong.
No Curfew Club: Fuego Latin Edition – Saturday 12 September
No Curfew Club returns with its Fuego Latin Edition, taking over Top Town for four hours of high-energy music from DJ Junior Cerpa. The night builds from Salsa and Latin House into Reggaeton, Baile Funk and a final genre-spanning mash-up.
Dinner & A Movie: Gladiator (The OG Version) – Sunday 13 September
Dinner & A Movie returns to AER with the original Gladiator, pairing the Russell Crowe classic with 2.5 hours of free-flow drinks and a buffet of AER favourites. Expect a laid-back Sunday night of comfort food, drinks and one of the biggest films of the era.
The Pontiac Classics 101: Shake, Sip & Nacho Bar – Saturday 19 September
The Pontiac invites guests behind the bar for a hands-on cocktail masterclass covering classic serves, signature pours and a little bartender attitude. With free-flow drinks and a DIY nacho bar included, it’s a fun early-evening plan for cocktail lovers looking to shake things up.
No Curfew Club: Y2K VOL 3 – Saturday 19 September
No Curfew Club returns with its Back to School Edition, a 30+ Y2K throwback built around four hours and four genres. Expect 2000s R&B, hip-hop, pop and club anthems, with the music switching up every hour for a nostalgia-heavy Saturday night.
Bad B*tch Bingo at The Pontiac – Sunday 20 September
The Pontiac is turning Sunday night into a full-volume bingo party, complete with free-flow drinks, live drag performances and prizes every round. Expect a loud, playful night on Old Bailey Street with cocktails flowing and plenty of reasons to stay out past the weekend.
AIA Vitality Hub – Throughout September
AIA Vitality Hub continues throughout September with another varied programme of fitness, wellness and community activities. This month’s highlights include Yoga Nidra, board games, Capoeira and Fusion Pilates, alongside plenty more opportunities to move, unwind and try something new.
From great food and big laughs to movie nights and throwback parties, September has plenty lined up across Hong Kong. Head to Zicket to discover what’s on, find your next event and secure your spot.