7 foodie sins to get your taste buds going this November
Hong Kong’s love affair with food and drink is deadly on the diet! Feed the devil inside you with these seven sinful tips on indulging during American Express Hong Kong Wine & Dine Month.

Hong Kong Halloween Treats

(1-31 Oct)

Let Hong Kong put you in a party mood this All Hallows’ Eve with freaky attractions, costume parties, decked-out shopping malls and gruesome edibles!

World Cultures Festival 2013 Lasting Legacies of Europe

(18 Oct to 17 Nov)

Featuring artists and arts groups from Eastern Europe, these music, theatre and dance shows will showcase the region’s cultures and traditions.

Cheung Chau

Time Out Hong Kong visits this vibrant neighbouring island getaway to find handmade crafts, a chilled out café and, of course, ukuleles.

1. We won’t judge if the glutton in you appears for the American Express Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival. From deluxe wine tastings to sumptuous signature dishes, it’s easy to overindulge, but isn’t that half the fun?

2. It’s normal to lust after that extravagant starter, indulgent dessert or extra glass of wine, but with these great offers, if you spend over HK$500 it could be free! So why the devil not?

3. Be the envy of your colleagues with your ability to whip up a dim sum feast, cook a boozy Sunday lunch or recite intricate knowledge of wine pairing, with this series of wine-themed tours and classes.

4. Take pride in your consumption but don’t be seen falling in the gutter during all the decadent parties! You’ll only have to pick yourself up for the host of fun street carnivals about town.

5. Don’t just stick to wine – be greedy and expand your horizons with cocktail concoctions at the HKTDC International Wine & Spirits Fair. It’s devilishly consumerist but wickedly desirable!

6. Where better to indulge the inner sloth than on holiday? Spend a lazy Sunday afternoon enjoying one of Hong Kong’s signature free-flow Champagne brunches and you’ll struggle to move afterwards!

7. Nothing induces wrath like packing those holiday bags. It may be time to go home, but don’t be angry as you can always do it all over again next year! Your waistlines may need time to forgive you…

Ladies' Purse Day

(3 Nov)

Don your hats and dress up in your finery for one of Hong Kong’s oldest horse races!

Clockenflap Music and Arts Festival 2013

(29 Nov to 1 Dec)

The weekend's entertainment includes Franz Ferdinand, Two Door Cinema Club, cabaret performances, a silent disco and much, much more!

Majestic Drums XVIII

(8 Nov)

Rousing percussive beats ring out when drummers of Hong Kong and Taiwan meet. Be ready for an enticing, heart-throbbing concert experience!

Hong Kong International Triathlon

(1 Dec)

In a Hong Kong first, competitors swim in Victoria Harbour, cycle up some of the city's steepest roads and run along the iconic waterfront.

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