What’s New In The 852: 9 Hot Picks For Sassy Families This February

From new parks and immersive dining experiences to inaugural shows and Hong Kong debuts, February is seeing a lot of excitement for parents and kids alike in the city that truly never sleeps!

As the excitement of Chinese New Year starts to fade (and we get flower-ready for Valentine’s), Hong Kong stays running at light speed with a slew of events and openings to keep you pumped for the coming year. Keep tabs on what’s going on in the city with our shortlist of what’s new in the 852 for Sassy families this February!

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Sai Sha’s New GO PARK

It’s only been a few weeks since its opening, but the new GO PARK in Sai Sha has already stolen the hearts of several families, especially those with varying personalities and hobbies who struggle to find one spot that caters to them all. Over a million square feet of sports fields and courts (not just for new trends like pickleball and padel, but also a whole Aqua section with swimming, kayaking and more) coupled with lush greenery, restaurants, a pet park and stadiums ensure that there’s something for everyone!

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AIA Carnival — Hong Kong’s favourite winter tradition winds down

How is it already the last week of the AIA Carnival? As the weather starts to turn, the rides start to close. Celebrating its 10th birthday, AIA Carnival has everything for all ages with over 20 exhilarating rides, interactive installations and fun games. There is a delightful selection of yummy food to power you through the day. And don’t forget AIA Alta presents The World Circus, where performances will keep you on the edge of your seats. AIA Carnival is open at the Central Harbourfront until Sunday, 16 February 2025.

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Longines Hong Kong International Horse Show

Whether you want to witness some stellar showjumping and see world-class equestrians at work, kick back with delicious eats in an exciting atmosphere, or just have a fun shopping day out, Longines Hong Kong International Horse Show has it all! We love that you can enjoy it with your whole family as they even have a LeMieux Kid’s Zone where your children can be entertained and put their hobby horse riding skills to the test.

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Le Meridien Hong Kong, Cyberport x Dans Le Noir

If you have older teens who might appreciate a truly unique experience or you’re looking for inspiration for your next date night – this is the restaurant to try. For the first time in Hong Kong, you will be led by visually impaired guides in complete darkness (all your belongings are left in a cloakroom outside) to a table where you’ll be served a surprise menu of gourmet food, $750 for three courses. It makes for a fun game to guess what you’re eating and see how right you were at the reveal at the end – and you can elevate your meal even further with carefully selected wine pairings. Talk about an exceptional night out!

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Pane e Latte’s Giant Pastries

Ever tried a Giant Raspberry Pain au Chocolat, as big as two adult human heads? Now’s your chance! Pane e Latte is dropping delicious monthly offerings and they’re absolutely perfect for a fun family outing (and maybe even a challenge?). Get a bundle of the giant pastry and a huge cappuccino for $198 – ideal for splitting between parents and kids – or just get the culinary masterpiece alone for $168 and gorge on it together. Those with a sweet tooth can also grab a February-exclusive treat: a Very Berry Croissant and a Cookies & Cream Latte for just $98 – great for a midday pick-me-up – or pop in for Afternoon Tea!

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Andy Warhol x CASETiFY Collaboration

Calling all art lovers! Add a dash of whimsy to your daily lives with this new groundbreaking collaboration: Andy Warhol x CASETiFY. The pop art icon was known for turning consumer products into art, now CASETiFY has used that ethos to transform protective tech into fun artistic expression. Use Warhol’s most celebrated works – the Banana, Campbell’s Soup Can and Brillo Box – to turn your devices into portable galleries, such as the larger-than-life Andy Warhol Banana Peel Case which can be peeled back to reveal a vibrant pink fruit inside!

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Baking Maniac’s Dubai Chocolate Collection

The viral Dubai pistachio chocolate sensation took the world by storm and has now made its way to our humble city! Baking Maniac is launching a new Dubai Chocolate collection which reimagines classic desserts with a unique twist – think Pistachio Knafeh Cake Pops and Choco Chip Cookies, Dubai Chocolate Cupcakes (just $55 a piece!) and Naked Cakes, all made with the finest organic ingredients and innovative baking techniques. If you can’t get enough of the global smash hit, check out the new joint location of The Cakery and MAYA Bakery in K11 MUSEA which offers a dairy-free Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Cotton Cake and a Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Croissant for just $35.

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AURORA’s Hong Kong Debut

AURORA had already been around – releasing music and captivating souls with her ethereal sound – for a while before she suddenly shot to fame amongst the younger generations after her magical voice was featured in Frozen 2’s “Into The Unknown”. Now she has tiny fans everywhere and is coming to Hong Kong for the first time! The tour focuses on her highly acclaimed fifth studio album “What Happened To The Heart?” and is open to everyone above the age of 12 (who don’t mind standing)!

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Fortnum & Mason’s Valentine’s Day Offerings

Celebrate the season of love with an exquisite new collection from Fortnum & Mason – namely the Heart Chocolate Selection Box. Either treat yourself to the delightfully decadent box or gift it to a special someone (or drop some not-so-subtle hints that it’s on your Valentine’s wish-list). You can opt for the small size with 8 pieces of milk, white and dark chocolate for $468 or the large size with 11 iconic Fortnum’s chocolates for $838. Either way, you’ll be treated to the Pink Rose Champagne Truffle – perfect for ushering in a night of love!

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