The 20th Tai Kok Tsui Temple Fair

Overview

The 20th Tai Kok Tsui Temple Fair is a premier cultural event in Hong Kong, organized by the Mong Kok Kai Fong Association, supported by Sino Group, and co-organized by the Yau Tsim Mong District Office. With the theme "Temple Fair Gathers Sentiment, Culture Converges in Hong Kong," this year's festival aims to promote Chinese traditional culture and highlight the vibrant community spirit of Tai Kok Tsui. Held on November 1, 2026, the event blends intangible cultural heritage with contemporary creativity, offering a grand celebration for the public.

Highlights

The fair offers a packed schedule of performances and activities:

• Vibrant Parade: Featuring over 25 groups and nearly 1,000 performers parading along Fuk Tsun Street, Beech Street, and Cedar Street, showcasing diverse cultural traditions.
• Cultural Market: Over 50 stalls offering classic Hong Kong snacks, antique toys, and exotic foods from minority ethnic communities, perfect for browsing and photo opportunities.
• Traditional Arts Performance: Highlights include the "Eighteen Lion Dance on Plum Blossom Poles" by the Kwok's Kung Fu Dragon and Lion Dance Team, representing the prosperity of Hong Kong's 18 districts, alongside a traditional Chinese costume show.
• Grand Poon Choi Feast: An evening banquet inviting neighbors and guests from around the world to dine together.
• Grand Finale: At 8:45 PM, witness the city's longest 500-foot LED Night Glow Dragon performance, coupled with the national-level intangible heritage "Sha Tau Kok Fish Lantern Dance." The street lights will be dimmed to create a breathtaking luminous display.

Venue & Access

The event takes place at Fuk Tsun Street, Tai Kok Tsui. Free shuttle bus services will be provided by Sino Group, connecting Olympian City 2 to the event site. Guests arriving on morning shuttle buses may receive special gifts, and the first 100 S+ REWARDS members returning to Olympian City can receive a complimentary bowl of Mak's Noodle (wonton noodles).

Ticketing

The event is open to the public with free admission, offering everyone a chance to experience the lively atmosphere of a traditional temple fair.