HKwalls 2025: what not to miss at Hong Kong’s street art festival

Hong Kong’s annual street art festival HKwalls has returned for its 10th edition, marking a decade of celebrating the colours and murals that adorn the city’s urban landscape.

The Post explores what to look out for this year, including the slate of international artists showcasing their works and creative processes.

1. What is the HKwalls festival?

HKwalls is a nine-day festival taking place from March 22 to 30. Central’s PMQ is acting as a hub for the event, while murals and digital artworks enliven Central and Western district.

“Our vision is to create opportunities for local and international artists to showcase their talent … through the mediums of street art and street culture,” HKwalls managing director Maria Wong said.

2. What is HKwalls’ cultural significance?

HKwalls aims to act as a catalyst for recognising and elevating street art, while fostering the exchange of ideas by inviting international artists to take part.