Sham Shui Po Events Calendar 2027

What is actually on in Sham Shui Po through 2027, month by month. The district runs on markets rather than arenas, so the year is built from the two FEHD Chinese New Year fairs in January and February, the Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn district carnivals, the August Computer Festival at the Golden Computer Arcade, and the year-round layers - Apliu Street, the fabric and wholesale streets, the D2 Place weekend markets and the courses and walks that run all year. Click any month for the full listings, dates, venues and practical notes.

πŸ“… Download the Year

An iCal download of the 2027 programme is not available - the district event calendar is published month by month, and several 2027 dates are still to be confirmed.

January 2027

FEHD Chinese New Year Fair - Cheung Sha Wan Playground

πŸ“… January 31

Sham Shui Po own fair opens: 54 wet flower stalls and 36 dry-goods stalls, free entry.

πŸ“ Cheung Sha Wan Playground

FEHD Chinese New Year Fair - Fa Hui Park

πŸ“… January 31

Kowloon biggest fair, 126 stalls, on the Mong Kok and Sham Shui Po boundary.

πŸ“ Fa Hui Park, Boundary Street

February 2027

Chinese New Year - Year of the Goat

πŸ“… February 5-6

Eve on 5 February, Day 1 on 6 February; both fairs trade late into the night.

πŸ“ Sham Shui Po

Lantern Festival

πŸ“… February 20

Final night of the New Year period, with lantern displays across the district.

πŸ“ Citywide, Sham Shui Po

Golden Dragon Parade and Carnival

πŸ“… Expected, date TBA

The district council Lunar New Year celebration - expected on the 2026 pattern, no 2027 date posted.

πŸ“ Sham Shui Po streets

March 2027

Spring district carnivals

πŸ“… Expected, dates TBA

Spring Lantern Festival on Ki Lung Street, the Running Pet Carnival and the Sham Coffee Fair - all expected on the 2026 pattern.

πŸ“ Ki Lung Street, Jao Tsung-I Academy, Cheung Sha Wan Promenade

Easter long weekend

πŸ“… March 26-29

Four-day weekend in the middle of spring - the heritage layer and the markets stay open.

πŸ“ Hong Kong general holidays

April 2027

Ching Ming Festival

πŸ“… April 5

The grave-sweeping holiday, and the second-biggest fortnight of the year for the district flower stalls.

πŸ“ Citywide, district flower stalls

Hong Kong Sevens

πŸ“… April 9-11

The city biggest sporting weekend, at Kai Tak Stadium - a city fixture, not a Sham Shui Po one.

πŸ“ Kai Tak Stadium

May 2027

Birthday of the Buddha long weekend

πŸ“… May 13-16

Holiday on Thursday 13 May and a four-day weekend that draws a themed D2 Place market in recent years.

πŸ“ Citywide; D2 Place, Lai Chi Kok

Labour Day

πŸ“… May 1

A single-day holiday with the markets open and the wholesale offices closed.

πŸ“ Hong Kong general holiday

June 2027

Tuen Ng - Dragon Boat Festival

πŸ“… June 9

Racing across Hong Kong waters, with the district marking the festival through its rice-dumpling trade.

πŸ“ Citywide; district food stalls

July 2027

HKSAR Establishment Day

πŸ“… July 1

General holiday opening a long weekend; an indoor month in the district as the heat peaks.

πŸ“ Hong Kong general holiday

D2 Place weekend markets

πŸ“… Rolling, Sat-Sun

Themed weekend pop-ups at D2 Place ONE and TWO, indoors and free to enter.

πŸ“ D2 Place, Lai Chi Kok

August 2027

Golden Computer Arcade Computer Festival

πŸ“… Expected mid-late August, date TBA

The district own tech carnival - annual August pattern, no 2027 date published.

πŸ“ Golden Computer Arcade, 146-152 Fuk Wa Street

Hungry Ghost Festival

πŸ“… August 16

Roadside offerings across the older lanes of the district.

πŸ“ Citywide, Sham Shui Po

September 2027

Mid-Autumn Festival

πŸ“… September 15-16

Festival on 15 September with the holiday on 16 September; mooncakes fill the market stalls.

πŸ“ Citywide, Sham Shui Po

District Mid-Autumn carnival

πŸ“… Expected around September 15, date TBA

Hea in Sham Shui Po at Mid-Autumn Festival - annual district carnival, no 2027 date posted.

πŸ“ District venues and Ki Lung Street

October 2027

National Day and Chung Yeung Festival

πŸ“… October 1 and October 8

Two general holidays in the first ten days, and the best walking weather of the year.

πŸ“ Hong Kong general holidays

November 2027

District festive light displays

πŸ“… Expected November, date TBA

The winter switch-on for the district shopping streets - annual programme, 2027-28 edition not yet posted.

πŸ“ Sham Shui Po streets

Hong Kong WinterFest

πŸ“… Expected from November 1

The city-wide winter programme, expected in early November - 2027 details not published.

πŸ“ Central and citywide

December 2027

Christmas

πŸ“… December 25-27

Christmas Day on 25 December and the first weekday after Christmas on 27 December, with the district lights still up.

πŸ“ Hong Kong general holidays

New Year's Eve

πŸ“… December 31

The year ends with the winter sales running on the electronics and garment streets.

πŸ“ Sham Shui Po

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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