French May Arts Festival
Discovering French artists, watching French films and enjoying concerts, shows or performances in Hong Kong.
The 2026 French May Arts Festival is packed with cultural events that celebrate the illuminating power of exchange and savour the
joys of French heritage.
Initiated & co-founded by the Consulate General of France and the Alliance Française de Hong Kong in 1993, with the support of the
Leisure and Cultural Services Department, French May has grown over the last 30 years to become one of the largest French arts
festivals in Asia.
French May Arts Festival stages every year over 120 of the highest international calibre, covering a broad array of artistic
disciplines that include the visual arts, opera, classical and contemporary music, dance, new circus, theatre and cinema as well as the
culinary arts. The festival is a unique opportunity to discover the best of the French artistic scene in Hong Kong!
Latest French May Events
Alexandre Dumas' Three Musketeers: when East meets West
This ambitious production reimagines Henri Diamant-Berger’s 1921 silent film Les Trois Mousquetaires through a bold fusion of Western classical music and live performance. Schools of the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts—Music, Drama, Film & Television—collaborate to bring this legendary tale to the stage.
Souvenirs by Claire et Antho
14 June - 8 pm or 15 June 3 pm
Theatre, Sheung Wan Civic Centre
French May Festival of Arts : A poetic and choreographic piece mixing dance, physical theater, live hand shadows and
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Special Tickets Sales: Echoes of the Heart - Jay Fung & Joyce Jonathan Concert
Sat, 14 June, 6pm
Don’t miss an unforgettable evening of music featuring the remarkable Cantopop star Jay Fung and the wonderful French singer Joyce
Jonathan.
Frank Horvat’s Hong Kong Dream
Wed 11 June, 6.30pm
AF Library, Jordan Centre
A talk with Fiammetta Horvat who will share nostalgic and sensorial stories of her father's Frank Horvat
Hong Kong photographs, capturing cityscapes, people, and the city's unique atmosphere.
Monsieur Aznavour
4 Jun, 7.00 pm
Movie Movie Pacific Place
The life of Charles Aznavour, from his beginnings as the son of Armenian immigrants to his rise as an iconic singer.
L.A L.A End
4 Jun, 7.00 pm
Fringe Club (Jockey Club Studio Theater)
A docu-fiction that explores the decline of the Hollywood myth through a poetic stroll across Los Angeles.