Hong Kong 10s – 20-21 March 2013

Hong Kong 10s – 20-21 March 2013
Simply a great two days of rugby at possibly the world’s best 10s tournament.
Wednesday, March 20 – 11.00am-9.00pm – FREE ENTRY
Thursday, March 21 – 10.30am-8.30pm – HK$100 per person
Hong Kong Football Club, 3 Sports Road, Happy Valley
www.hongkongtens.com

HKFC Tens

 

HKFC Hockey 6s – 29-30 March 2013

HKFC Hockey 6s – 29-30 March 2013
The HKFC Hockey 6s will be played at the Hong Kong Football Club on Friday and Saturday March 29th – 30th 2013. The tournament features four international teams – Australia, Great Britain, Holland and the Hong Kong Barbarians – competing in a round-robin competition as well as ‘social’ competition featuring an expected 30 international and club teams. Entry forms for the social competition can be found at www.hkhockeysixes.com.
An exciting addition to this years tournament is the World Hockey Challenge Hong Kong, an 11-aside exhibition match on the 28 March, featuring the stars playing in the international component of the 6s. The regulation 70-minute match at the HK Football Club will start at 7:30pm entry is free.

HKFC Hockey 6s – 29-30 March 2013
HK Football Club, Free Entry

World Hockey Challenge Hong Kong
HK  Football Club, 7:30pm, 28 March 2013, Free Entry

Hockey 6s 2013
Hockey 6s 2013

BNP Paribas Showdown – 4 March 2013

BNP Paribas Showdown – 4 March 2013
Li Na, Asia’s first Grand Slam champion, will take on two-time year-end world No. 1 and Grand Slam finalist Caroline Wozniacki while eight-time Grand Slam champion Ivan Lendl will renew his rivalry with John McEnroe, a seven-time Grand Slam champion at the Asiaworld Arena.

BNP Paribas Showdown
AsiaWorld Expo Arena, 4 March 2013, 7:45pm, $2,250, $1,350, $800, $585, $400, Tel: 31 288 288.

Ra Ra Riot + Dirty Projectors @ Grappas – 29 January 2013

Ra Ra Riot + Dirty Projectors @ Grappas – 29 January 2013
A sell-out crowd sang, danced and roared its appreciation as Ra Ra Riot and Dirty Projectors rocked “a pizza restaurant in Hong Kong”.
http://bcmagazine.smugmug.com/Bcene-photos/2013/Ra-Ra-Riot-Dirty-Projectors/27773603_mRpnGb#!i=2341710508&k=69tWMwv

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Sheraton Macau Earth Tower Grand Opening – 28 January 2013

Sheraton Macau Earth Tower Grand Opening – 28 January 2013
A celebration of the opening of the Sheraton Macao Earth Tower
http://bcmagazine.smugmug.com/Bcene-photos/2013/Sheraton-Macau-Earth-Tower/27773564_mSjz52#!i=2341707820&k=kfhRhX7
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Sheraton Macau Earth Tower Grand Opening – 28 January 2013

Sheraton Macau Earth Tower Grand Opening – 28 January 2013
When looking at the Cotai Strip today, it’s difficult to think that it’s only five years since the Venetian opened it’s doors and only a couple of years before that the area was a swamp. Yet as Vegas rose from the desert, Cotai explodes from a swamp a concept and a vision. As the world’s largest Sheraton celebrates the opening of it’s second ‘Earth’ tower to complement the ‘Sky’ tower which opened in September 2012 and the availability of all 3,896 rooms. Yes that’s not a mis-print 3,896 rooms. By any measure that’s a big hotel, but in ‘real’ world terms it doesn’t feel that big and compared to the miniature boxes we’ve grown accustomed to calling homes even the standard rooms feel massive. The standard rooms feature a double bed with sweet sleeper mattress, fluffy pillows and high thread count sheets and a luxurious bathroom (with a bath!) while the suites are opulent. With international visitors to Macau surprisingly dropping in 2012, how will mainland visitors percieve the luxury? The quality of service is everything you’d expect of a Sheraton – although why when offering a five star product do you nickle and dime your customers over wi-fi (although at $120/day it’s a lot more than a nickel).
Macau is always going to be about gambling, according to Sands 90% of revenue comes from gaming – but the ‘integrated’ part of the strip continues to evolve with concerts –  featuring international and Chinese artist in auditoriums with wonderful sound systems – shows, exhibitions and many more than reasonable dining options… With almost 8 million visits from Hongkongers last year we’re all adapting and enjoying the entertainment on offer in Macau just an hour away. www.sheratonmacao.com
Sheraton MacaoSheraton Macao Hotel - Deluxe Suite

Samurai Rock Orchestra, Venetian Macau: 22-23 February 2013

Samurai Rock Orchestra, Venetian Macau: 22-23 February 2013
The Samurai Rock Orchestra is a melange of 28 entertainers comprising musicians, drummers, acrobats and gymnasts who combine to create a high energy show. Is it any good, the SRO’s video on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIUFk3mlj3g gives a sneak preview of some of the concert’s elements and it looks like a lot of fun. An excuse for a night out in Macau with a nice dinner, why not.

Tickets are MOP$1,280, MOP$880, MOP$680 and MOP$380 (Add MOP$88 for a round trip ferry ticket) from hkticketing.

Samurai Rock Orchestra, Venetian Macau: 22-23 February 2013
Samurai Rock Orchestra, Venetian Macau: 22-23 February 2013

 

Dirty Projectors + Ra Ra Riot – 7:30pm, 29 January 2013, Grappas Cellar

Dirty Projectors + Ra Ra Riot – 7:30pm, 29 January 2013
Grappas Cellar, Jardine House, Central
Tickets $320 (advance), $360 (Door)
Beta Love – Ra Ra Riot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ4iHeMyrrs

Dirty Projectors + Ra Ra Riot - 7:30pm, 29 January 2013
Dirty Projectors + Ra Ra Riot – 7:30pm, 29 January 2013