Dates : August 04 - August 05 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Hongkong
Description : To commemorate the 150th Anniversary of Anton Chekhov in 2010, the Chekhov International Theatre Festival invited LIN Hwai-min, Joseph Nadj and Nacho Duato to create choreographies inspired by Chekov's works. Whisper of Flowers is LIN Hwai-min's answer. Inspired by Anton Chekhov's Cherry Orchard, Whisper of Flowers forsakes characters and plot of the original play, instead explores the enduring theme of exuberance giving way to precarious darkness with metaphor.

Dates : July 09 - August 15 , 2010
Place : Various venues , Hongkong
Description : Organized by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department since 2000, the International Arts Carnival - The annual summer arts festival most anticipated by children, teenagers and their families is approaching its 11th year! From 9 July to 15 August 2010, we will present a wide variety of creative and fun-filled programmes, bringing everyone a meaningful and happy summer.The opening programme is Peter Pan by the internationally renowned Northern Ballet Theatre from UK on 9 to 11 July at Hong Kong Cultural Centre Grand Theatre. A two-act full-length ballet, the show splendidly interweaves classical dance with amazing technical wizardry and gravity-defying feats of flying to depict the enchanting story of Peter Pan and Wendy and their exciting adventurous journey to the Neverland.Besides, an exhilarating array of fascinating programmes by outstanding performers from Canada, Australia, Spain, France, Russia and Japan, as well as talented local artists will be showcased. Ranging from multimedia theatre, puppetry, music, drama, to comedic physical theatre, musical and children's films, the programmes are packaged into four series, including "ABC, Come and See", specialized for kids aged 3 to 6; "HeARTS Linked", best for the whole family; "New Generation Series", targeted at teenagers; and "Hong Kong – An Infinite City" which is tied-up with the World Expo 2010.

Dates : August 06 - August 08 , 14 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong City Hall , Hongkong
Description : Nothing is impossible in the world of fairy tales. The key to this glorious realm lies in the search for dreams and love and the quest for truth, beauty and virtue. The Children and Youth Troupes of the Hong Kong Dance Company handpick five of the best loved stories by Hans Christian Andersen as a portal to this shimmering world of wonder and enchantment. Works include The Ugly Duckling, The Old Bachelor's Nightcap, Thumbelina, The Red Shoes and The Little Mermaid. The young dancers' springing footsteps will retrace these moving tales to restore childlike innocence in your heart.

Dates : August 07 - August 08 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong Cultural Centre , Hongkong
Description : To commemorate the 150th Anniversary of Anton Chekhov in 2010, the Chekhov International Theatre Festival invited LIN Hwai-min, Joseph Nadj and Nacho Duato to create choreographies inspired by Chekov's works. Whisper of Flowers is LIN Hwai-min's answer.Inspired by Anton Chekhov's Cherry Orchard, Whisper of Flowers forsakes characters and plot of the original play, instead explores the enduring theme of exuberance giving way to precarious darkness with metaphor.

Dates : August 11 - August 12 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong Cultural Centre , Hongkong
Description : Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the 108-member Asian Youth Orchestra has embarked on an ambitious 9-city, 16-concert tour. They will be joined by the orchestra's founder, Richard Pontzious, principal conductor James Judd and cello soloist Alban Gerhardt. The repertoire will include works by Richard Strauss's Don Juan, Don Quixote, the Suite from Der Rosenkavalier, Mahler's Symphony No.5 and Schumann's Cello Concerto.

Dates : August 11 - September 13 , 2010
Place : Lyric Theatre, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts , Hongkong
Description : This month-long annual film fest from August to September attracts a youthful audience. From the trendiest titles from the Asian cinema to the latest award-winning films from world-class film festivals, this summer fest has more than 30 titles that are sure to entertain.

Dates : August 12 - August 15 & August 17 - August 22 , 2010
Place : Various Venue , Hongkong
Description : Jim Chim newly published Wealth and the joy of laughter to the family memories Laugh Timor.100 years of great film music of the collective memory of the joyful Hong Kong-produced films and classic characters laugh ? ? scenes you cold white sun of a shop classic characters on the same stage must take the lead in the Air bridges the nuclear game: "You smell sweet smell life 3000 West Rush Week Stars Eiffel Tower and then reverse the reversal" "Liushi Di Jiao ditch blossoming wild hair dreams are shouting hello cousin" "Holy God of Cookery snowster gambling live chicken wings burning funeral point mobiledog" "Hardcover genius idiot hit courting a girl is a happy ghost house" "Forbidden City Cop Long reloaded to baffle the best back at guns hung" "Sir Rooster prescription War Fighter paste mantis beef ball ping-pong ball"

Dates : August 13 - August 15 , 2010
Place : Auditorium, Kwai Tsing Theatre, Kwai Fong , Hongkong
Description : Adapted from the American writer Daniel Case of science fiction Flowers for Algernon. Was awarded the 1960 Hugo Award for best short story, then rewrite the novel in 1966, then was the year Nebula Award for Best Novel. The 1968 movie adaptation Charly the actor has also made this film was the Oscar for Best Actor that year. 2002, adapted for television broadcast in Japan, Japanese TV dramas, the play was the 35th Academy Awards Best Actor, Best Screenplay and Best music and other awards.

Dates : August 20 - August 22 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong Coliseum , Hongkong
Description : Get set for some great world-class volleyball action as some of the best women players on the planet descend on Hong Kong for three days of intense play. Teams from China, Germany, Thailand and USA will compete in six matches at the Hong Kong Coliseum during this leg of the FIVB World Grand Prix.

Dates : August 20 - August 22 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong Cultural Centre , Hongkong
Description : The wonderfully witty Coppelia has deservedly earned its reputation as one of the most popular comic ballets since 1870. The ballet's bright and jovial mood makes it the perfect family entertainment for all ages.

Dates : August 20 - August 23 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre , Hongkong
Description : This festival of all things digital presents the public and seasoned professionals alike, state-of-the-art technologies and the latest trend of the industry.

Dates : August 26 - September 01 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong Arts Centre , Hongkong
Description : Lolita, not just a name. She represents a kind of childish temptation. Faced with such a Yaoxie of flirting, a man even if strongly suppressed, can not cover up his heart to possess her. Screenplay inspired by Vladimir Nabokov published in 1955 book "Lolita"; story by a middle-aged professor, fell in love with his step-daughter started. When the step-daughter naive and bold challenge themselves physically, how to face his own desires?

Dates : September 04 - September 15 , 2010
Place : Kai Tin Shopping Centre, Lam Tin, Kowloon, Hongkong
Description : To mark the 70th birthday of kung fu superstar Bruce Lee, more than 1,000 pieces of memorabilia - some never-seen-before items from private collections from around the world will be on display at four shopping malls around town.

Dates : September 10 - September 12 , 2010
Place : Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui , Hongkong
Description : Romance of the Three Kingdoms is inspired by the eponymous historical novel, one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. The epic recounts the turbulent years of warfare and intrigue at the end of the Han dynasty (206BC - AD220) for a period of 50 years until the country was re-unified again under one ruler. Complemented by contemporary visuals, the valorous spirit and awe-inspiring personalities of the Three Kingdoms come to dramatic life in this original Chinese classical dance drama..

Dates : September 17 - September 19 , 2010
Place : Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui , Hongkong
Description : Two-time Hong Kong Dance Awards winner Mui Cheuk-yin brings you a delightful evening of modern dance.

Dates : September 18 - October 31 , 2010
Place : Hong Kong Disneyland , Hongkong
Description : Halloween in Hong Kong doesn't really have much of a tradition, but, like many western celebrations, this world city has embraced the creepy celebration. And, although you won't find many trick or treaters dancing around the city's skyscrapers, you will find a host of Halloween in Hong Kong events.

Dates : September 23 - September 26 , 2010
Place : Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hongkong
Description : The nine-rank system is an ancient method of classifying imperial Chinese civil servants. The highest rank being the First Pin or grade while the Ninth Pin, the lowest grade, was reserved for county officials. Did this mean that local officials were third-rate, or even triple third-rate? This episode of East Wing West Wing, a local political satire, applies this grading system to the local government. The audience will be taken on a humerous tour of the 'Grand Garden' and shown the current state of officialdom in Hong Kong! East Wing West Wing is Hong Kong's first political comedy theatre series allowing people to delve into political issues in a humorous way, enabling them to examine the existing local political culture and explore future direction of development.

Dates : September 24 - September 25 , 2010
Place : Concert Hall, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui , Hongkong
Description : The Yellow River Concerto is probably the best-known piece of Chinese symphonic music. Audiences will hear this beautiful piece of music performed by noted pianist, Chen Jie, whose playing has prompted one critic to suggest that she demonstrates why young Asian pianists are today "ruling the world stages."

Dates : September 24 - September 26 , 2010
Place : Studio Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui , Hongkong
Description : Testing the limits and emotional distances between people, six young Hong Kong Ballet dancer-choreographers undertake the challenge of creating a work which explores the emotions and physicality of relationships.