Taikoo This Month: November

The Barber Shop
Need a trim? The Barber Shop has recently opened, offering standard cuts and beard trims for men, basic cuts for women and even styles for kids, all with classic service and style. The salon is decked out like a traditional barbershop, with tiled floors and even a barber’s pole. They plan to offer wet shaves soon, so stay tuned!

UNSUIKYO pop-up
Maker House in Cityplaza hosts a rotating range of young designers and emerging brands, selected in partnership with the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups. The space is currently showcasing UNSUIKYO, which will last until mid-November. Its funky Japanese eyewear using designs inspired by nature would make a great Christmas gift.

Tong Chong Street Market
Tong Chong Street Market is back! The food market with sustainability at its heart features a coffee theme this month, with 20 local and overseas vendors, including four from Taiwan, showcasing their unique take on coffee. Keep an eye out for coffee-flavoured chicken wings and other speciality products like the first ever Hong Kong-made gin.

Hong Kong Asian Film Festival 2018
Now in its 15th edition, the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival returns with screenings of over 70 films from veteran and emerging directors. The films cover a wide array of topics and styles, including a tribute to Japanese actress Kiki Kirin, workshops by director Lee Sang-il and debuts from exciting new directors.

ESKYIU PLAYKITS
ArtisTree’s newest interactive exhibition in collaboration with ESKYIU PLAYKITS and Nike includes a multi-sports challenge with ping-pong till 2am, yoga, basketball and other sports, while the C-Suite Dialogues roundtable discussions will explore the role of work and play. Rediscover traditional Chinese music with innovative performances, perfect for getting your culture, arts and team-building fix this month.

Marketing Mixer at The Refinery
Are you a reader of The Mag and a marketing professional in Quarry Bay? Come join the marketing mixer hosted by The Mag with complimentary food and drinks at contemporary members’ club The Refinery. You’ll get to meet the team behind the online magazine and other industry experts while checking out the club’s fantastic facilities – it’s a tasteful setting that just might inspire your future campaign.

Sparkle: Journal of a Foot Soldier and Show Art’s Hand: An Investigation on Art Labour
Oi! art space has recently opened two new exhibitions as part of the Sparkle series, Journal of a Foot Soldier and Show Art’s Hand: An Investigation on Art Labour. The first exhibition explores modern city living through the perspective of a city walker with additional artist-led walks, while the second exhibition focuses on arts education, labour and includes various interactive elements. Both are open to 6th January 2019, so drop by on your way home one day.

Kids’ parties at PUBLIC
Let PUBLIC host your next kids’ party. You’ll get to customise the event by choosing among activities and other privileges, including a magic show, face painting, simple cooking workshops, a complimentary cake, gifts for each child and even a bouncy castle (at extra charge). The minimum spend is $18,000 for lunch and includes two of the above, while the minimum for dinner is $22,000 and includes three choices. You may also opt for $800 off on the party or a $800 dining voucher for your next visit.