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Stanley & Hong Kong Events – February 2027

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February 2027 is Chinese New Year in Hong Kong. New Year's Day of the Year of the Goat falls on Saturday 6 February, with the general holidays on 6, 8 and 9 February. Stanley's own headline event is the Wingfoil Racing World Cup at Stanley Main Beach later in the month.

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Wingfoil Racing World Cup Hong Kong 2027 (Watersports World Cup)

📅 16–21 February 2027

⚠ Provisional — single source

The Wingfoil Racing World Cup returns to Stanley Main Beach, hosted by the Stanley Main Beach Water Sports Centre. It appears on the LCSD major local and international events list; the class association had not yet listed it at the time of checking, so treat the dates as provisional until it does. The 2026 edition ran 4–8 February 2026.

📍 Where: Stanley Main Beach Water Sports Centre, Stanley

🏷 Type: Watersports World Cup

🎫 Price: Free to watch

🔗 Source: LCSD major local international events

🏙 Hong Kong city events — Chinese New Year 2027

Lunar New Year's Eve (Chinese New Year)

📅 5 February 2027 (Friday)

⚠ Provisional — single source

The eve of Chinese New Year, when families gather for the reunion dinner. Listed from Hong Kong event-calendar sources rather than the official holiday gazette.

📍 Where: Hong Kong

🏷 Type: Chinese New Year

🎫 Price: —

🔗 Source: PublicHolidays.hk

Chinese New Year — Day 1 (Year of the Goat) (Public holiday)

📅 6 February 2027 (Saturday)

✅ Confirmed

The first day of the Year of the Goat, gazetted as a general holiday in Hong Kong. 2027 is a regular lunar year, with the lunar year running 6 February 2027 to 25 January 2028.

📍 Where: Hong Kong

🏷 Type: Chinese New Year

🎫 Price: —

🔗 Source: GovHK general holidays 2027

Chinese New Year — Day 2 (Public holiday / fireworks (TBC))

📅 7 February 2027 (Sunday)

⚠ Provisional — single source

The second day of Chinese New Year, traditionally marked by the Victoria Harbour fireworks at 8pm. In 2027 the second day falls on a Sunday, so the fireworks and any display details are still to be confirmed by the Tourism Board.

📍 Where: Victoria Harbour

🏷 Type: Chinese New Year

🎫 Price: Free to view if a display is held

🔗 Source: hk-wanchai CNY 2027 guide

Chinese New Year — Day 3 (Public holiday)

📅 8 February 2027 (Monday)

✅ Confirmed

The third day of Chinese New Year, gazetted as a general holiday in Hong Kong.

📍 Where: Hong Kong

🏷 Type: Chinese New Year

🎫 Price: —

🔗 Source: GovHK general holidays 2027

Chinese New Year — Day 4 (Public holiday)

📅 9 February 2027 (Tuesday)

✅ Confirmed

The fourth day of Chinese New Year, which is the general-holiday substitution for the second day falling on a Sunday.

📍 Where: Hong Kong

🏷 Type: Chinese New Year

🎫 Price: —

🔗 Source: GovHK general holidays 2027

Chinese New Year Night Parade (Parade (TBC))

📅 Approx. 5–6 February 2027

⚠ Provisional — single source

The Cathay International Chinese New Year Night Parade, historically held in Tsim Sha Tsui on the first day or the eve of Chinese New Year. The Tourism Board had not finalised the 2027 details at the time of checking, so the date is approximate.

📍 Where: Tsim Sha Tsui

🏷 Type: Chinese New Year

🎫 Price: Free to watch

🔗 Source: Hong Kong Tourism Board

Valentine's Day (Seasonal fixture)

📅 14 February 2027

✅ Confirmed

A fixed date rather than an organised event; Stanley's waterfront restaurants and the Blake Pier area are popular for it.

📍 Where: Hong Kong (Stanley waterfront)

🏷 Type: Seasonal fixture

🎫 Price: —

🔗 Source: Stanley Market

Lantern Festival (Chinese New Year)

📅 20 February 2027

⚠ Provisional — single source

The Lantern Festival closes the Chinese New Year period, fifteen days after New Year's Day. Date from Hong Kong event-calendar sources.

📍 Where: Hong Kong

🏷 Type: Chinese New Year

🎫 Price: —

🔗 Source: PublicHolidays.hk

Sourcing note: “Confirmed” means the organiser plus at least one independent source; “Provisional” means a single source (usually the organiser) at the time of checking. Always confirm with the organiser before travelling.

WHAT'S ON

Stanley runs on the seasons. The market lanes are open every day, the beach season runs April to October, and the big set pieces are the dragon boats in June, the watersports regattas through spring and autumn, and the Christmas market at Stanley Plaza in December. These calendar pages carry the dated events — Stanley's own and the city-wide ones worth a trip into town.


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