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ISPN aims to connect international students and locals through social events and parties, as well as share the best things to see, do and eat via our social media platforms.

02/10/2026

What about 711 Cafe? 🤯

30/09/2026

Enjoy Sam Fancy’s 3 stage Happy Hour!

Step into Sam Fancy and get transported straight to San Francisco’s Chinatown—this hidden gem takes its name from the Cantonese way of saying “San Francisco” and delivers big vibes across three unique spaces.

Downstairs, Association serves up classic cocktails, tiki-style drinks, and American Chinese bites in a laid-back dive bar setting. Head upstairs to The Merchant for sleek Pan-Asian-inspired cocktails, a spacious balcony, and sh**ha under the open sky.

💬 Happy Hour:
🕖 PM - 7 PM: Drinks start at an unbeatable $30!
🕖 7 PM - 8 PM: Keep the good times rolling with drinks at $40!
🕗 8 PM - 9 PM: Keep the drinks flowing for $50 for the rest of Happy Hour!

💰 Price: $
🕒 Time: Mon-Sat 5-9PM
📍 Location: Sam Fancy (3/F & 4/F, The Plaza, 21 D’Aguilar Street, Central)
🗺 How to get there: Get off at MTR Central exit D2, from there its a few minutes walk.

29/09/2026

National Day Freebies Alert! 🎉🇭🇰✨

Get ready to celebrate the 77th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China on Oct 1 the HK way — free rides, half-price movies, epic fireworks and a whole city full of deals! From sailing across Victoria Harbour on free ferries to soaking up the 23-minute fireworks show (31,888 shells lighting up the sky), this is your chance to hit the city, score tasty discounts and ride the festive vibes all day long. 🥳

💬 Tip: Best free spots to catch the fireworks at 8PM over Victoria Harbour are Tsim Sha Tsui, Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay & Hung Hom. Arrive early — roads start closing from around 5PM!
Here’s what’s waiting for you on Oct 1:

- Free tram rides (all routes) + Star Ferry & selected Fortune Ferry routes
- 50% off movie tickets at every commercial cinema in HK
- Free LCSD leisure facilities, sports venues & museum exhibitions (Science Museum, Space Museum, Hong Kong Museum of Art + more)
- Free entry to Hong Kong Wetland Park, Sha Tin Racecourse & Happy Valley Racecourse public stands (National Day Raceday!)
- 15% off Ocean Park tickets (Oct 1–5)
- Ngong Ping 360 discounts

28/09/2026

Thank God It’s Thursday – TGIT!

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Who needs the weekend when Thursdays hit this hard? Let’s light up your night at Traffic Light Thursday Shuffle . Hong Kong’s ultimate nightlife hotspot!

🚦 Red = Taken, Green = Single, Orange = Mystery - wear your status and let the sparks fly!

No need to guess, this is the party to find your BF/GF for this uni year and beyond! Or just come to party! ISPN will bring all local and international students together from HKUST, HKU, PolyU, CU and more at Shuffle, one of Hong Kong’s hottest clubs. 🎉

Dance the night away to pulsating beats, soak in electric vibes, and sip on ice-cold killer drinks. 🍻🍸
Connect with your future ride-or-die crew in a night bursting with epic moments. Don’t miss the party that’ll kick your year into high gear! ✨

▬▬▬ Drink Deal ▬▬▬
You know the drill—ISPN parties don’t happen without epic drink deals! We’re all about good vibes, great company, and partying without draining your wallet. 💸
This time, we’re bringing you:🍷 ALL-YOU-CAN-DRINK Free Flow (included in your ticket) from 11 PM - 1 AM!

▬▬ Ch*****ne Deal ▬▬
Special occasion? Treat yourself and your friends to a bottle of Moët & Chandon Ch*****ne to celebrate life’s memorable moments. The discounted bottle comes with table service (max 6 people), and can be used during the whole night! Please note: it’s a top-up, so you still need a ticket.

▬▬▬ Tickets ▬▬▬
Get your tickets while you can 💪 🔥 The earlier you buy a ticket, the better price you’ll get.

🎟 Super Early Bird: 160 HKD
🎟 Early Bird: 180 HKD
🎟 Regular: 200 HKD
🎟 Door: 250 HKD

🚀 ALL tickets include 2 hours of unlimited drinks from 11 PM - 1 AM! 🍺

▬▬▬ Other Info ▬▬▬
⏰ Time: 22:30 - 5:00
📅 Date: Thursday 8 October
📍Venue: Shuffle (19 Lan Kwai Fong, Central)
👗 Dress Code: Party outfit!
💬 Reminder: The event is 18+; Please bring a valid ID (HK ID card or Passport).

24/09/2026

Escape the city with a Lamma Island Day Trip! 🏝️🇭🇰

Just a short ferry ride from Central, is the perfect place to slow down for a day. Start in , grab some seafood by the water, then follow the scenic island trail towards . 🥾🌊

The ~5 km walk takes you past beaches, temples, fishing villages and beautiful coastal views. Stop at for a swim, check out quirky Herboland, and refuel with pizza, drinks or a snack at one of the many laid-back restaurants with sea views. 🍕🍻

No cars, no skyscrapers and no rush — just beaches, hiking trails, fishing villages and plenty of places to chill by the water. Perfect for a sunny day out with friends! ☀️

💰 Price: Free (apart from ferry/food)
🥾 Distance: Around 5 km
⏱️ Duration: 2–3 hours walking / half to full day with stops
🔥 Difficulty: Easy
📍 Location: Lamma Island
⛴️ How to get there: Take the ferry from Central Pier 4 to Sok Kwu Wan, walk the trail to Yung Shue Wan, then take the ferry back to Central.

22/09/2026

Dance Barefoot On The Beach At This FREE Lamma Party! 🏝️ 🌊

Escape the city this Mid-Autumn Festival and head to for a free beach party, to party with your feet in the sand! 🏖️🔥

On 26 September, turns into an outdoor dance floor from 5PM–late, with DJs playing reggae, disco, house, techno & bass. With tunes from and .

Entry is FREE (donations welcome), and you can bring your own b**r or buy drinks there. 🍻

💬 Tip: Make a day of it — explore Lamma, grab some food, catch the sunset and then head to the beach party! 🌅

💰 Entry: FREE
📅 Date: 26 September 2026
⏰ Time: 5PM–Late
📍 Location: Power Station Beach, Lamma Island
🎶 Music: Reggae • Disco • House • Techno • Bass
⛴️ How to get there: Ferry from Central to Lamma Island, then its around a 20 min walk to Power Station Beach.

20/09/2026

Victoria Park Is Glowwing Up For Mid-Autumn! 🏮✨

Every Mid-Autumn Festival, Victoria Park turns into a giant sea of lanterns — and this year it’s getting even bigger!

From now until 27 Sep, hosts Hong Kong’s 2026 Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival, alongside the city’s first-ever International Lantern Spectacular. Expect giant traditional lanterns, colourful installations, Hong Kong-themed displays and lanterns representing around 20 countries and regions. 🌏✨

One of the highlights is an 8-metre-tall illuminated banyan tree made by master lantern craftsmen from Nanjing, bringing centuries-old Qinhuai lantern-making traditions to Hong Kong. You’ll also find giant lanterns inspired by Hong Kong food and everyday life — think egg waffles, milk tea, curry fishballs, egg tarts, wonton noodles and dim sum!

🤖 Cool bonus: From 17–21 September, a humanoid robot will perform a short dance every 45 minutes from 7–10PM — because apparently Mid-Autumn needed a little futuristic upgrade. 😂

💰 Price: Free
📅 Dates: 17–27 September 2026
🕡 Lighting: 6:30PM–11PM
📍 Location: Victoria Park, Causeway Bay
🚇 How to get there: MTR Tin Hau Exit A2 or Causeway Bay Exit E, and walk to Victoria Park

17/09/2026

Check out Yeung Long’s ‘Lantern Street’ Magic! 🏮 ✨

Every year, just before the Mid-Autumn Festival, Yuen Long’s Tai Kiu Market transforms into a lantern wonderland! 🎉🏮 From adorable rabbits and shimmering goldfish to juicy fruits and prehistoric dinosaurs, Lantern Street becomes a kaleidoscope of creativity! Capture the vibrant display of handcrafted lanterns that turns this place into an Instagram dream come true. 📸✨

💬 Tip: Best to go on a week day as it can get busy!

💰 Price: Free!
📅 Date: Around Mid-Autumn Festival
📍 Location: Tai Kiu Market, Yeung Long
🗺 How to get there: Take the MTR to Long Ping station and take exit D, from there it’s a 6 minutes walk.

16/09/2026

Light Up The Night With These Mid-Autumn Festival Activities! 🌕🏮

🔥 Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance
One of Hong Kong’s coolest Mid-Autumn traditions is back! For over 140 years, has celebrated the festival with a massive 67-metre fire dragon covered in around 12,000 burning incense sticks, carried through the streets by more than 300 performers while drums fill the neighbourhood. The tradition dates back to the 19th century, when villagers used the fire dragon to help drive away disease and bad luck.

24–26 September 8:15 PM – 10:30 PM daily— the main event! The dragon winds through Wun Sha Street and Tung Lo Wan Road, with the Mid-Autumn night extending to Victoria Park. 🐉

🏮 Victoria Park — International Lantern Spectacular
17–27 September, with giant lantern displays from Nanjing and around 20 countries. Free entry! 🌏🏮

🏮 Lee Tung Avenue — Wan Chai
Over 800 lanterns light up the avenue from 15 September–19 October, with the lanterns lighting up from 5PM daily. On 25 September at 8:30PM, catch an 18-metre LED Fire Dragon parade with drums and special effects! 🐉💡

🌕 Other spots to check out:
- Joyful Night Exhibition at Blue House (Wan Chai)
- Tai O Water Village Lantern Festival (Lantau)
- Pok Fu Lam Fire Dragon Dance (Pok Fu Lam)
- S*k S*k Yuen Centennial Carnival (Wong Tai Sin)
- Tai Po Lake House (Tai Po)
- Lantern Display at Cultural Centre (Tsim Sha Tsui)

15/09/2026

Mid-Autumn Festival: What Is It All About? 🌕🏮

Around this time of the year, you’ll see lanterns appearing everywhere, and mooncakes filling supermarket shelves. But what’s the story behind one of Asia’s biggest festivals?

The Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋節) is celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar (25 Sep 2026), when the moon is traditionally at its fullest. It has roots in ancient China, with traditions dating back more than 2,000 years to celebrations connected to the autumn harvest and worship of the moon.

Over time, it evolved into a festival centred around family reunion, gratitude and togetherness. The round shape of the full moon and mooncakes represents completeness and reunion — which is why sharing mooncakes with family and friends is such a big deal. 🥮❤️

Why is it called Mid-Autumn?
The 8th lunar month falls roughly in the middle of autumn, while the 15th day is the middle of the month — hence Mid-Autumn.

How is it celebrated in Hong Kong?
🥮 Eat mooncakes — from traditional lotus seed paste to modern custard and ice-cream versions.
🎭 Visit lantern displays — Hong Kong goes all out with colourful installations across the city (Usually around the week before and after the festival)
🔥 Watch the Tai Hang Fire Dragon — a huge incense-covered dragon parades through the streets to the beat of drums.
🏮 Carry lanterns — especially popular with children and families.
🌕 Admire the full moon — traditionally while enjoying tea and snacks.

💬 Fun fact: The festival isn’t just celebrated in China — it’s also an important tradition across East and Southeast Asia, including Hong Kong, Taiwan, Vietnam, Korea and Singapore, although each place has developed its own customs.

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