Last Chance to Visit Hong Kong Flower Show Before It Closes Tomorrow at 9 PM!

Spectacular Hong Kong Flower Show to close tomorrow

The annual spectacular Hong Kong Flower Show at Victoria Park will close at 9pm tomorrow (March 23). Members of the public who wish to see tens of thousands of blooming flowers at the event should grasp the last chance to visit.

After the show, flowers that are in good condition and suitable for replanting will be distributed to the public at 9am on March 24 at the park's South Pavilion Plaza (near the Sugar Street entrance). It is estimated that about 3 500 pots will be distributed, subject to conditions of the plants. Each person will be given one pot only on a first-come, first-served basis while stocks last. To help protect the environment, members of the public are encouraged to bring their own bags.

During the flower show period, various recreational fringe activities have been held at the showground. One of the activities, the Jockey Club Student Drawing Competition, held its prize presentation ceremony today (March 22). Winning entries are now on display at the showground.

The competition was conducted in five categories and the champions are as follows:

Junior Section in Primary School:

Lee Mung-lam from Lee Chi Tat Memorial School

Senior Section in Primary School:

Fang Yun-wei from Y.C.H. Choi Hin To Primary School

Junior Section in Secondary School:

Li Yi-wan from Shun Lee Catholic Secondary School

Senior Section in Secondary School:

Deng Man-yuen from C.C.C. Mong Man Wai College

Tertiary Institution Section:

Huang Wei-cheng from Hong Kong Design Institute

In addition, National Games Exhibition and fun-filled family programmes are being held on the park's central lawn. They include balloon-twisting, magic shows, bouncy slide, Jockey Club Community Green Playground, green activities workshops as well as the newly added busking performances. For the schedule of the activities, please refer to the webpage www.hkflowershow.hk/en/hkfs/2025/activities.html.

Meanwhile, the flower show is hosting an online voting campaign called "My Most Favourite Garden Plot" (www.hkflowershow.hk/en/hkfs/2025/voting.html). Voters can choose their favourite from the garden plots of the 18 districts at the flower show, with the chance of winning free air tickets.

The flower show is running until March 23 from 9am to 9pm daily. For more details and its admission fee arrangements, please visit the webpage www.hkflowershow.hk/en/hkfs/2025/index.html or call 2601 8260 for enquiry.

The flower show is organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust has supported the flower show since 2013 and has been its major sponsor since 2014.

Spectacular Hong Kong Flower Show to close tomorrow Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Spectacular Hong Kong Flower Show to close tomorrow Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Spectacular Hong Kong Flower Show to close tomorrow Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Spectacular Hong Kong Flower Show to close tomorrow Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Emergency repair works on sewer at Seaview Promenade, Deep Water Bay

A spokesman for the Drainage Services Department (DSD) said today (March 24) that the DSD received a report on sewer leakage at Seaview Promenade, Deep Water Bay, in the evening yesterday (March 23). An investigation was immediately conducted and it was confirmed that the concerned sewer is a 450 millimetres diameter pressurised sewage main. The DSD is carrying out emergency repair works. The quality of the nearby waters will potentially be affected. Members of the public are advised not to swim at Deep Water Bay Beach and Repulse Bay Beach or the nearby waters to protect public health.

The DSD commenced the construction and rehabilitation of sewage rising mains in Southern District in January this year, to construct about 8.8 kilometres of sewage rising mainsconnecting the sewage pumping station at Island Road, Southern District, to the sewerage system at Ap Lei Chau Bridge Road, including the construction of about 1.5km subsea twin pressurised sewer to replace the above concerned pressurised sewage main, to enhance the overall stability of the sewage system.