June 18-20, 2010



2010 HK Magazine Spa Awards

Grab hold of your towels and prepare to be pampered: We bring you the very best of the city’s spa treatments with our inaugural Hong Kong Spa Awards.
 


 

Also inside:

Go See 'Ems
Act How?


Forget the big boys, this summer go pay a visit to some of the smaller, quirkier museums the city has to offer.

 

The government’s controversial “Act Now” campaign in support of its democratic reform proposal has come with a high taxpayer price tag, and...
First Person
Brunching Out

Yenn Wong sits down with Johannes Pong at her newest venture, 208, a smart Italian bar-resto in Sheung Wan.

 

Start off that summer Sunday with a weekend brunch buffet. Alison Hui rounds up the new brunch deals in town.

 


 

We recommend:

Film
Stage
Break Up Club Mozart and Mendelssohn

Director Barbara Wong’s clever storytelling has transformed the usual sappy, annoying post-80s storyline into something fresh, interesting and fun to watch.

 

Classics of Haydn, Mozart and Mendelssohn from Hungarian violinist Barnabás Kelemen and Japanese conductor Masaaki Suzuki.

 

Open Door
Gigs
Hainan Shaoye
Caribou

After conquering fine dining with their Michelin-starred Italian restaurant, the team behind The Drawing Room is revved-up and ready to tackle the humble chicken rice.

 

The Canadian multi-instrumentalist and electronic virtuoso (with a Ph.D in mathematics!) will bring his Polaris Prize-winning tunes to Hong Kong.

 
Clubs

Art

Daniel Dreier Revolve

Resonant Frequencies presents the Berlin-based house/techno DJ, who’s renowned for his deep, driving and sexy take on the minimal sound.

 

The British artistic couple Rob and Nick Carter’s new paintings explore light, color and form.

 

 
 

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