
From new indoor play centres, product drops and exhibitions celebrating Art Month in Hong Kong, March is seeing a lot of excitement for parents and kids alike in the city that truly never sleeps!
It’s International Women’s Day on Saturday, 8 March, so if ever you were going to let your hair down and treat yourself, it’s now Mamas! Plus, with Art Month taking over the city, be prepared for street corners to be covered in paint and swarming with creatives. It may be worth doing a little neighbourhood stroll with your kids to see Hong Kong come alive with colour and art, before the Easter bunnies take over. Keep tabs on what’s going on in the city with our shortlist of what’s new in the 852 for Sassy families this March!
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Kiztopia Hong Kong Opens In Wan Chai
This edutainment brand from Singapore has been making waves with Sassy Mama families ever since it opened its first outlet in Hong Kong in 2022. Now, get ready for Kiztopia’s newest (and biggest!) indoor play centre in Hopewell Mall in Wan Chai. You can expect fan favourites like ball pits and trampolines, as well as additions for older kids looking for an adrenaline rush – think ziplining and slides that feel like they drop at a 90-degree angle. With 18 play zones spanning 17,000 square feet, this is a great new spot to keep the kids busy for the whole day!
Kiztopia Wan Chai, Shops 613-615, 6/F, Hopewell Centre, 183 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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PapaHome Partners With Taobao
If you’re reluctant to buy furniture and other big-money items online because you can’t get an accurate feel for them, you’re not alone! Luckily, PapaHome is here to alleviate all worries. A huge selection of furniture from Taobao is now available for your perusal at PapaHome in TST’s China Hong Kong City. Across 25,000 square feet of space, you’ll find everything from children’s furniture and plush sofas to bedding and pet supplies. Then you can use the new Online-Merge-Offline model to place your order and have your new buys show up exactly as expected!
PapaHome, Shop 02B, 2/F, China Hong Kong City, 33 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
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Tokyo’s JOYPOLIS SPORTS Comes To Hong Kong
Another indoor play centre worth getting hyped about! You might recognise the brand if you’ve visited Japan with the kids, and if so, you’ll know how exciting it is that the first international flagship of JOYPOLIS SPORTS has opened right here in Kai Tak Sports Park. This sprawling space (nearly 30,000 square feet) has dozens of sports and entertainment facilities with three exciting zones (Ninja Dojo, Future Arena & SONIC Stadium) that ensures fun for the whole family.
JOYPOLIS SPORTS HONG KONG, G/F to 4/F, Health and Wellness Centre, Kai Tak Sports Park, Kai Tak, Kowloon City, Kowloon, Hong Kong
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SUQQU’s Aqufons Smooth Renew Serum For Aging Skin
As we age, it’s only natural for our skin to experience more fluctuations due to dryness and roughness which all interfere with our natural glow. Never fear, Mamas! The new non-comedogenic offering from SUQQU tackles this exact problem, with a serum specifically created to target texture irregularities and “skin unevenness”. Smooth Renew Serum – ripe with Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Niacinamide and Phellodendron Amurense Bark Extract – nurtures your skin’s original radiance and allows for a clean and clear complexion that feels as good as it looks.
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Van Gogh Alive – The Experience
After a successful tour of over 100 cities around the world, “Van Gogh Alive – The Experience” returns to Hong Kong with new technology enhancing the exhibition of 3,000 paintings and images. Not only will you be able to marvel at almost 30 giant screens paying homage to Van Gogh’s timeless masterpieces, from “Sunflowers” to “Starry Night”, but you’ll also be able to appreciate the newest highlight: AI Van Gogh. This one isn’t just a feast for the eyes, as you walk alongside a “revived” Van Gogh, you’ll hear expertly curated music and go on an aromatic journey, designed to make you feel like you’re inside the paintings. There will also be interactive installations such as painting tutorials, so you and your little ones can unleash your creativity too! This exhibition will be running until Sunday, 8 June 2025.
Van Gogh Alive, K11 HACC L2, K11 ATELIER King’s Road, 728 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
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Nike’s New Vaporfly 4
If you’re looking for new kicks to buy for the little runner in your family, check out the new Vaporfly from Nike, said to be lightest model in the brand’s history. The Vaporfly 4 is 10% lighter than its predecessor, has a stable feel and the perfect combination of carbon and foam. It’s ideal for both short and long-distance running, and has been production-tested by top athletes, including Joshua Cheptegei and Mohammed Ahmed. If your teen is looking for a leg-up in their school’s next sports day, this might be just the thing!
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CASETiFY Collaborates With Butterbear
Do your kids want their tech accessories to be adorably adorned? There are few things cuter than Butterbear! In this latest collection, Butterbear appears as a pastry chef, a theme that appears in all designs ripe with soft spring colours and textures. Of course, the presence of donuts, cupcakes and picnics might mean your stomach grumbles a little every time you pick up your phone, but it’ll be worth it. Plus, we love that if you buy a phone case, you’ll receive a free Butterbear-themed scarf!
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