BE ENCHANTED BY THE MAGICAL SWEDISH WAY OF CELEBRATIONS THIS CHRISTMAS

Be enchanted this Christmas and celebrate the festive season with a touch of authentic Swedish magic!

As one of the official partners to this year’s Swedish Winter, Pear & Carrot will be showing the true spirit of Swedish celebrations for kids and adults through a string of festive events until 21 December 2019.

Swedish Happy Wednesday @Happy Valley Race Course - 11 December 

Nothing beats celebrating a mid-week party with some refreshing Swedish craft beers. Pear & Carrot will be providing delectable craft beers at the event, where attendees will get to enjoy along with the popular horse racing and live ABBA music by a covered band.

Swedish Consul General Helena Storm and Benny Anderson of ABBA will also be at the race course, presenting the trophies to the winners of a special Swedish Cup race. A not-to-be missed events for all horse racing and ABBA fans!

Swedish Winter Market at Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza, Tsim Sha Tsui - 13-15 December 

Come and experience the authentic taste of Swedish Christmas this Winter. Besides the fun activities, special appearance of Santa Claus and Henry the Moose, Pear & Carrot will be setting up a booth at the Market, offering a range of tasty Swedish goodness, such as warm mulled wine, craft beer, saffron buns, gingerbread and a mix of Swedish refreshments usually only available during the jolly seasons.

A truly fun and wonderful outing for all to join.

K11 Christmas Filmtopia at K11 Piazza, Tsim Sha Tsui - 21 December 

Lördagsgodis (Saturday lollies) is a concept that all Swedish children know. It is the day of the week when children are allowed to choose their own lolly mix, making it extra special to enjoy over a good movie.

In supporting the event by MOVIE11 X Consulate General of Sweden in Hong Kong, Pear & Carrot will be providing a tub of mixed lollies for each and every participant registered to the event, making it great fun for all kids and kidults alike to enjoy.

For further information of the Swedish Winter or interview requests, please contact Roanne Lo [email protected] or Per Ågren [email protected]