Girls Gone Jolly Wild Fridays: Sexy Xmas Babies @ SHOW club Dec. 20
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It’s likely that if you’ve attended any ‘girls gone wild’ event in your life expect a fat lump of coal in your stocking from here on out. This event is simply billed as “Flirtatious, Voluptuous, Seductive….. Sexy Xmas Babies”. If that kind of thing wets your whistle and you’re cool with being on the naughty list, then by all means…
Table Bookings: show@showclub.com.hk
Heavy presents Prince Fatty feat. MC Horseman @ XXX Gallery Dec. 21
Time to get your dub on for the holidays. Famed producer Prince Fatty delivers “up-beat, positive and organic funk” along with rock steady beats with the reggae MC Horseman providing lyrics that’ll take you deep into the refreshing sound of all things dub. If you have not caught a whiff of the holiday spirit yet, head by the show on Saturday and see if you don’t end up with a smile on your face. Tickets at HK$200 at the entrance.
XXX Gallery
B/F, 353-363 Des Voeux Road West,
Shek Tong Tsui, Hong Kong Island
The Nutcracker @ Grand Theatre Dec. 21-22 2:30pm
Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” is as Christmas as gingerbread houses, Rudolph and old St. Nick with its iconic score that is synonymous with the yuletide spirit. The classic surrealist tale mixes ballet along with an epic battle of Russian proportions between a brave nutcracker and the wicked rat king, but of course you already knew that. Australian choreographer Terence Kohler will be presenting a smattering of performances of the famed ballet on the island this week with the help of the Hong Kong Sinfonietta, who will be providing the score.
Grand Theatre,
Cultural Centre, 10 Salisbury Rd.
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Xiaohe and Zhou Yunpeng ‘Sing Like an Alien’ @ Hidden Agenda Dec. 21 8:30pm
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Hailing from the mainland, renowned experimental folk singers Xiaohe and Zhou Yunpeng are hitting up Hong Kong’s Hidden Agenda this weekend with plans to take their audience on a cosmic odyssey all the while jamming to some alternative freak folk.
Hidden Agenda
2A, Wing Fu Industrial Bldg
15-17 Tai Yip Street
Kwun Tong, Hong Kong
Ticket : HK$200 (Advance), $220 (Door), and $150 (Student)
David Tao The Glamorous Life 2013 World Tour @ HKCEC Dec. 21
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It has been three years since Taiwanese pop star legend David Tao has played in Hong Kong. After taking off four years from music in order to pursue cinematic pursuits in the film industry, Tao is back in the city this weekend to promote his seventh album ‘Hello Goodbye’. Ticket prices range between HK$980-HK$180, purchase tickets online here.
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
1 Expo Dr,
Hong Kong
