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Sham Shui Po Events - February 2026

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Complete guide to events in Sham Shui Po for February 2026. Found 3 events with detailed information, tickets, and booking details.

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📅 ARTS Events

54th Hong Kong Arts Festival 2026

📅 Friday, February 27, 2026 at 10:00 AM

Premier international arts festival featuring 27 performances of opera, music, theatre, dance, and circus from around the world across multiple venues.

📍 Location: Hong Kong Cultural Centre, City Hall, Academy for Performing Arts, Hong Kong

🏷️ Categories: ARTS, CULTURAL, INTERNATIONAL

🌐 More Information: Official Website

📅 MUSIC Events

KAGAMI by Ryuichi Sakamoto & Tin Drum

📅 Friday, February 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM

Jockey Club InnoArts Series featuring the late composer's innovative work blending music and arts technology.

📍 Location: The Box, Freespace, West Kowloon Cultural District

🏷️ Categories: MUSIC, ARTS_TECH, CULTURAL

🌐 More Information: Official Website

📅 DANCE Events

Ballet Nacional de España - La Bella Otero

📅 Friday, February 27, 2026 at 11:30 AM

Spanish National Ballet presents the story of La Bella Otero in an evening of passionate dance and music.

📍 Location: Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

🏷️ Categories: DANCE, BALLET, INTERNATIONAL

🌐 More Information: Official Website

History

Populated for at least 2000 years according to archeological evidence the history of Sham Shui Po is long and deep but poorly documented. Having been a poor area for much of the 20th century little attention was given to it but now that has become developed and busy, though still not as prosperous as some other parts of Hong Kong, people have begun to seek it's history.

Originally a coastal settlement before reclamation brought it inland it was close to the important peninsular of Tak Kok Tsui with it's Cosmopolitan Dock, now since long gone of course. The last of the connection with the sea disappeared in the 1970s when the Nam Cheong Street nullah, or concrete stream, was covered over and today all that remains of it is the wide street which now runs past the open green park.

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