Mondrian Hong Kong

02/06/2026

We haven’t forgotten, and we are still feeling the excitement from welcoming some of ballroom’s most inspiring icons to Mondrian Hong Kong. The energy, artistry and spirit they brought into the hotel continue to stay with us.

Rooted in the creativity and resilience of Black and Latinx LGBTQ+ communities in New York, ballroom culture has grown into a global movement centred on freedom of expression, chosen family and unapologetic visibility. It is a space where individuality is celebrated and people can shine as their truest selves. That vibrant sense of openness and self-expression naturally resonates with the inclusive hospitality we champion at Mondrian Hong Kong.

Mondrian Hong Kong became home for the weekend to several icons and cultural leaders shaping ballroom across continents:
• Mackenzie Prodigy — an international force known for dynamic voguing and mentorship within the community
• Barbie Gorgeous Gucci .swae — a symbol of beauty, resilience, and trans visibility on and off the runway
• Sharron Ninja .ninja — Mother of the House of Ninja, bridging New York roots with Asia’s ballroom evolution
• Pong Telfar Oricci — a rising presence in Asia’s ballroom scene, redefining runway with confidence and pride
• Wai Wai Ebony — a versatile performer bringing global ballroom language to Hong Kong

Ballroom and Mondrian share a simple truth: that bold self-expression matters, that community has power, and that everyone deserves the space to be seen exactly as they are.

The celebration may be over, but the feeling — and the connection — lives on.

26/05/2026

19/05/2026

"There’s a quiet confidence to Mondrian Hong Kong. It doesn’t rely on scale or tradition, nor does it compete with the city’s more established icons. Instead, it offers something more contemporary — an experience shaped by design, culture, and a deep sensitivity to place."

Thank you Daily Tribune and Marbee Shing- Go !

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There are stays you plan — and then there are those that quietly become something more.We arrived at Mondrian Hong Kong on our wedding anniversary, not expectin

13/05/2026

USC Thornton Chamber Singers Choir Performance

Set against the glow of the sunset and the Hong Kong skyline, Mondrian Hong Kong welcomes the USC Thornton Chamber Singers, the HKICF Guest Choir of the Year, to the Roofgarden for a special open-air choral performance on 24 May 2026.

Comprising 29 advanced vocalists, the award-winning ensemble has performed across Asia, Europe, and Oceania, bringing together precision, emotion, and the quiet power of collective harmony.

Presented by the Hong Kong Inter-School Choral Festival and led by Dr. Cristian Grases, this is more than a performance — it is a moment of shared listening, where voices and skyline come together for one evening above the city.

Join us

Sunday, 24 May 2026
Door & Drinks: 17:00
Show: 17:30 (Duration: 30 minutes)
40/F Roofgarden, Mondrian Hong Kong

11/05/2026

Mondrian’s May City Hunts: Rituals, Experiments & Quiet Transformations

A curated guide by our team to exploring Hong Kong — following the quieter threads of the city, where craft, flavour, sound and imagination gently reshape the everyday.

This May, we move through spaces that are in constant motion — from a bowl of handmade noodles that slows time, to experimental bars and scent-driven narratives; from family legacies reimagined in coffee to performances and installations where voice, material and memory take centre stage.

• To Fu Fa Noodles – Handmade noodles with quietly layered broths, lifted by subtle touches like perilla oil and tofu pudding; a simple meal that gently slows the pace.

• Flair Up .hk – An appointment-only experimental bar that shifts nightly, where ingredients, cocktails and ideas evolve like a living space in motion.

• Sang Cheong – A family name transformed into coffee, carrying heritage from dried seafood to a slower, more reflective craft.

• AINLA – Fragrance presented as film, where each scent unfolds through its own visual narrative.

• White Puppy Workshop – A hands-on woodcraft studio where making is slow, tactile, and recently delightfully playful.

• Noii.arthouse .arthouse – An artist-run space in Sham Shui Po where exhibitions and encounters quietly overlap with everyday life.

• Hedwig and the Angry Inch – A return of punk theatre energy, blending music, identity and emotional release on stage.

• Hong Kong Beatbox Championship Crew & Friends – A one-night takeover at Avoca features World Champion Skiller and local champion Heartgrey performing alongside an emerging generation of beatboxing artists.

• USC Thornton Chamber Singers – A special open-air choral performance at the Roofgarden of Mondrian Hong Kong where layered voices meet the skyline in a shared moment of listening.

For full details, visit the link in our bio.

09/05/2026

Heart to Hart — Opening

Mondrian Hong Kong presents Heart to Hart, a new mural on Hart Avenue in Tsim Sha Tsui, curated by Mondrian Hong Kong and the International Art Exchange. Located next to The Corner Shop, “Heart to Hart” brings together Czech artists Michal & Ondřej with Hong Kong’s Chan Sai-lok in a cross-cultural graffiti work.

Cyberpunk meets flowers and butterflies, with an imagined underwater world representing change, transformation, and new beginnings.

Framed within H.E.A.R.T — Hotel, Entertainment, Art, Retail, Tsim Sha Tsui — the project reflects how the district’s creative culture, hospitality, entertainment spaces, retail energy, and layered identity come together, turning everyday streets into shared cultural ground.

The Mondrian community is invited to join the opening night and experience the mural, enhanced with an interactive AR layer by Picture Rhythm Studios , bringing the work to life beyond the wall.

Opening:
22 May (Friday)
18:30–20:00
11A Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui

Join us!
Limited spots available. Please RSVP via the link https://tr.ee/_ey0KLPbwc

07/05/2026

Guest at Mondrian Hong Kong: Chase Tan

Known to many as a national basketball player representing Singapore on both regional and professional stages, his path has long been shaped by discipline, focus, and the rhythm of the game. However, beyond the court, another practice has been quietly unfolding.

Over the past decade, Chase has stepped into film and performance to explore a different kind of presence — one that is slower, more introspective, and attuned to nuance, as he continues to shape his voice within the industry.

His creative world extends further into design and interiors. As the founder of a painting and interior service, he brings the same sensitivity to space and detail.

At the same time, he has been exploring ways to build a stronger basketball community in Singapore — connecting past and present national players, creating space to share experiences, and fostering a sense of continuity between generations.

Across these different paths, what emerges is not a shift, but a continuity — a way of seeing, of building, and of moving between disciplines with clear intention.

29/04/2026

In response to popular demand and the incredible enthusiasm from the public, the “Bodies in Motion, Bodies at Rest” exhibition () has been extended until 17 May.

The photographer, Gareth Brown, will also be at The Corner Shop on 2 May, 9 May, and 16 May from 14:00–17:00, to share his creative journey and insights on the changing landscape of Hong Kong as captured through his lens.

A sharing of change, of place, and of the quiet tension between fall and recovery.

Exhibition Dates until 17 May 2026
Daily 11:00 – 23:00
Photographer on site 2, 9, 16 May (SAT), 14:00–17:00
Venue : The Corner Shop by Mondrian Hong Kong
Co-presented with The Hong Kong Dance Alliance

「Bodies in Motion, Bodies at Rest」展覽將延長至5月17日。此外，攝影師 Gareth Brown 將於5月2日、9日及16日（三個星期六）下午2時至5時親臨 The Corner Shop，與訪客分享他的創作歷程，透過其鏡頭講述香港城市景觀的變遷。

28/04/2026

Thank you to South China Morning Post SCMP 100 Top Tables 2026 for recognizing Avoca Hong Kong and Carna Hong Kong!

SCMP 100 Top Tables, South China Morning Post SCMP’s annual Dining & Bar guide, has been published since 2013 and is considered an indispensable guide to the Greater Bay Area’s most coveted dining and bar spots.

Avoca has been included for the 2nd year running in SCMP’s 100 Top Tables, as one of just 25 Bars in the Greater Bay Area. In a region home to so many exceptional bars, we are truly grateful for this recognition — especially for being just one of two bars in Kowloon.

In addition, for the third year running, Carna by Dario Cecchini has also been included in the guide.

Congratulations to all the restaurants and bars featured — we are proud to be in such good company.

A big thank you to , , and our guests for all the support.

Read the full winning list:

100 Top Tables is the South China Morning Post’s authoritative guide to fine dining in Hong Kong and Macau. Covering 150 restaurants and bars across both cities, it is an indispensable companion to help you pick the perfect spot for any occasion.

23/04/2026

Mondrian’s April City Hunts: Late Nights, Hidden Corners & Urban Stories

A curated guide by our team to exploring Hong Kong — leading you into the city’s quieter corners, where late-night rituals, creative spaces, and unexpected encounters shape a more lived-in side of the city.

This April, follow us through after-hours kitchens, upstairs hideouts, design-led spaces and immersive exhibitions — from soulful bowls in Tsim Sha Tsui to evolving art spaces across Hong Kong.

• A one-man noodle shop海 三碗麵 – A six-seat, one-man kitchen where smoky grilled beef and three broths define a late-night ritual worth waiting for.

• Mum’s Not Home – An upstairs Yau Ma Tei hideout where café, studio and community space blur into one ever-changing playground.

• KANAMONO – A design-forward hardware store curating everyday objects with quiet beauty and intention.

• Jeremy’s Bathhouse– An immersive installation by Chan Wai-lap, centred on a heart-shaped ceramic pool exploring emotion, memory and ritual.

• 7SoulsDeep – Poetic street works scattered across the city — fragments of thought waiting to be found.

• Tiny Space Gallery – A compact Sheung Wan gallery presenting experimental works in an intimate, quietly powerful setting.

• The Lurking Void– Phoebe Hui’s exploration of AI and humanity through a liminal, immersive exhibition.

• Bodies in Motion, Bodies at Rest – Gareth Brown’s photographic series capturing Hong Kong through movement, memory and place.

For full details, visit the link in our bio.

Mondrian 四月 City Hunts：深夜、角落與城市故事

由我們團隊精選的香港探索指南，帶你走進香港較少被提及的角落——在深夜與日常之間，發現屬於這座城市更真實的一面。

這個四月，從深夜食堂、樓上空間到設計選物與沉浸式展覽，跟隨我們的路線，在城市中慢慢探索與發現。

• 海 三碗麵 – 六個座位、一人打理，以燒牛肉配三款湯底，成就值得等待的深夜味道。

• Mum’s Not Home – 油麻地樓上小店，咖啡店與創作空間交織，隨時間與人不斷轉變。

• KANAMONO金社 – 以設計重新演繹五金店，呈現兼具實用與美感的生活器物。

• 左旋們浴場 – 陳惠立打造沉浸式裝置，以心形瓷磚水池探索情感與記憶。

• 7SoulsDeep – 散落城市各處的文字創作，等待被發現的情感片段。

• Tiny Space Gallery – 上環小型畫廊，以親密空間呈現實驗性藝術作品。

• 《稀釋成透明》 – 許方華透過展覽探討人工智能與人類之間的關係。

• 《Bodies in Motion, Bodies at Rest》 – Gareth Brown 以舞蹈與攝影記錄香港的流動與變化。

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