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Best of the Best: Quotes from the Most Prominent People in Hong Kong

Best of the Best: Quotes from the Most Prominent People in Hong Kong

Designer Comma Leung is Crowdfunding to Make Wallets for the Blind

What Do I Need to Know to Survive in Hong Kong?

HK Mag Staff Pick Their Favorite Eats for the Last Time

Tsui Wah curry, never change

So, Farewell Then...

HK Magazine is sad to announce its final issue.

Mak Kam-Sang is the Last Minibus Sign-Writer in Hong Kong

He hand-writes destination signs for the city’s red minibuses, single-handedly keeping the industry alive. 

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Prost! It's Hong Kong’s Favorite Oktoberfest at Happy Valley Racecourse!

It's Oktoberfest Every Wednesday in October at Happy Valley Racecourse

Prost! It's Hong Kong’s Favorite Oktoberfest at Happy Valley Racecourse!

Top 8 Things to Do in Pink Season 2016

The seventh iteration of Asia's largest LGBTI festival, Pink Season, hits town from Sep 30-Nov 5.

Let's Take It Outside at Alfresco Lane in TST East

What Does "Bat Lau Dung Laai" Mean in Hong Kong?

“From this point forward”—but it’s also a derogatory term for “Vietnamese person.”

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Muhammad Ali visits Vietnamese refugees at the Kai Tak East Refugee Transit Centre in 1979. Photo: Sunny Lee/SCMP

Singer and LGBTI Activist Anthony Wong Yiu-ming Says He Doesn't Want to Be a Gay Icon

The defiant voice for LGBTI rights famously came out in 2012, on stage in the middle of a concert. 

Anthony Wong. Photo: SCMP

Everything You Need To Know About Pink Dot 2016

Sunday, September 25 marks the third edition of Pink Dot HK.

Hong Kong's 11 Best Gay Bars

Looking for one fabulous night? We've got you covered.

Love Wins: The Road to LGBTI Equality in Hong Kong—and Around the World

We take a look at other places around the world where, despite often enormous odds, love is winning.

Illustration: Kay Leung

The Jury's In: Here Are the Best Bites in Hong Kong and Where to Find Them

We hope you're hungry, because our annual HK Eats Guide 2016 has just hit the city! 

The Jury's In: Here Are the Best Bites in Hong Kong and Where to Find Them

Last Week in Viral News

The week in weird.

A New Wine Lounge at The Mira, The Bostonian Relaunches and Sai Ying Pun Gets a Classy Butcher

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Alex See of LGBTI choir The Harmonics on the City's Gay Community and Being a Better Ally

The Harmonics is an LGBTI and ally choir that performs at LGBTI events and even churches around the city. 

Alex See, of LGBTI choir The Harmonics. (Photo: Crystal Lee/HK01)

Masterpiece Theater

Is this the end of a beautiful friendship? We present a Short Play in One Act.

Top 10 Hong Kong Bing Sutts, from Old-School to New Wave

From half-century-old diners to modern day reinterpretations, these cafes are proudly slinging the no-fuss, east-meets-west dishes that best characterized 40s Hong Kong.

The #LivePure Challenge #3: The Strongman Game

In which Adam discovers the deadlift.

The #LivePure Challenge #3: The Strongman Game

Actress Karena Lam is Living the Life Artistic

The Canadian-born, Golden Horse Award-winning actress is stepping into the art world as a curator.

Photo: Kirk Kenny / studiozag.com

Where to go in Hong Kong for Oktoberfest 2016

Throw on those lederhosen, squeeze into those dirndls and PROST!

Luo Yang On Empowering Girls and Breaking Stereotypes Through Photography

Hairy Crab Season is Inbound, Grappa's Returns, and the Peak gets a Rockabilly Japanese Joint

This week's new and noted restaurants. 

Everyone's favorite hirsute crustaceans are back!

4 of Asia's Most Amazing Places—and When to Go to Beat the Crowds

Hate tourists? Us too. Time it right to see the region’s most amazing destinations, crowd-free.

Float down Guilin's Li river—but ditch the tourists first.

Why Do People Try to Sell Me Stickers in the Street Every Saturday?

Because it's a Flag Day, and they’re good people. 

Des Voeux Road is Going Car-Free (For a Day)

Hey, it's a start.

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