As the region’s festival industry experiences significant growth, there’s an event for everyone this year – from boutique electronic pop-ups to large-scale showcases of alternative music giants

#HongKong designers are provoking conversations about the very fabric of identity and humanity, writes Kamil. Here’s a few that are on our radar

This #Pride we revisit the life of #GordonHuthart who opened Disco Disco, #HongKong's first modern #nightclub in 1978. A queer-friendly club where the #gay community could go when homosexuality was criminalised. And the making of a new #musical about his colourful life: Hong Kong After Midnight

Since emerging in Shanghai in 2016, Plastic parties have popped up everywhere from Beijing and #HongKong, to Bangkok and Singapore, each with a striking poster with the series’ ‘bold, #homo aesthetic.’ We talked to Plastic founder Jing about how the series got started #pride #gay

The extraordinary life of this extraordinary photographer is detailed in the documentary I Am Martin Parr, which is being screened this Friday. Catch a documentary and discussion about how one man transformed everyday life through saturated, vivid colours, humour and a dose of irony

Ahead of the Hong Kong Illustration and Creative Show, we talked to the founders Elise and Sirius about the history and expansion of the event - and asked some artists why you need to swing by their stalls

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Cantomania stands out as a proud champion of Canto-pop in a city where clubbing leans heavily towards techno and where local pop music has been regarded in some circles as slightly uncool

Hong Kong’s much-loved party people Bad Times Disco to wind up another season of great events and good deeds

Are you still In the Mood for Love after 25 years? Film critic Mathew Scott looks back at his interviews with the film's creators and cast members as Wong Kar-wai's masterpiece marks its 25th anniversary