Hong Kong Palace Museum, West Kowloon Cultural District

Crafted in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) and Decorated with a Double-Headed Dragon on Top, the Seal’s Imprint Symbolised the Authority of the Emperor on Important Court Documents.

Dragons Make Their Appearance at Innerglow 2024, a Light Show Projected onto the Heritage Buildings at Tai Kwun Until February 14, Except on February 10 and 11.

Hong Kong Mixed-Media Exhibition Make & Believe Asks Us to Rethink Reality

More Than 50 Objects from the Museum’s Collection Featuring Dragon Motifs Will Be Shown Between February 2 and July 31. They Include Items Made of Jade, Oracle Bones, Metal and Ceramics.

Art Museum of Chinese University, Sha Tin

More Than 50 Objects from the Museum’s Collection Featuring Dragon Motifs Will Be Shown Between February 2 and July 31. They Include Items Made of Jade, Oracle Bones, Metal and Ceramics.

Cultural Centre Piazza, Tsim Sha Tsui

A Specifically Commissioned Large Dragon Lantern Will Be on Show at the Cultural Centre Piazza on Tsim Sha Tsui’s Promenade.

The Gate33 Gallery at Airside in Kai Tak, the Aviation-Themed Shopping Centre, Explores the Many Ways Dragons Have Featured in the Lives of Hongkongers. the Exhibition Local Dragon Quest Is on Until March 12.

Hong Kong Retail Landlords Look for Concepts to Transform Shopping

Artist Frog King, or Kwok Mang-Ho, Will Distribute His “Frog-Dragon” Art Pieces, and Four Tattoo Artists Will Show Some of Their Work.

Lunar New Year in Hong Kong: 5 Places to Go Dragon-Spotting, from Ancient Artworks to Graffiti and Even on Toilet Paper

By Robert Thorne

• Oct 8, 2026 • 4 min read

Lunar New Year in Hong Kong: 5 Places to Go Dragon-Spotting, from Ancient Artworks to Graffiti and Even on Toilet Paper

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The Dragon Plays a Vital Role in Chinese Culture, Symbolising Magnificence, Auspiciousness and Might.

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