Beijing's social scene is blossoming this fall as three prestigious balls make their return to the city. From the iconic Great Wall setting of AustCham's Ball on the Wall to the sophisticated elegance of the traditional British Ball and the lively spirit of the Mexican Ball's Día de Muertos festivities, there's something for everyone who appreciates fine dining, dancing, and dressing up. Whether your aim is to support a charitable cause, connect with the international community, or simply enjoy an unforgettable night out, these upcoming events promise to be exceptional.
**AustCham's Ball on the Wall 2025**
AustCham China's renowned Ball on the Wall will take place on Saturday, September 6, from 5:30 PM until late, offering a remarkable evening at the Great Wall of China. Hosted at the Yongfeng Building, Juyong Pass Great Wall, attendees will indulge in premium wines, a specially curated gourmet menu, and the chance to participate in a charity auction that raised RMB 284,000 last year for children with cerebral palsy.
The event is scheduled for Saturday, September 6, from 5:30 PM until late. Individual tickets are priced at RMB 3,000, while tables for ten are available for RMB 30,000. Limited hotel packages at The Commune can be booked for RMB 1,300 per night for a two-person room. More information about Ball on the Wall can be found here, and tickets can be obtained by scanning the QR code below.
**The British Ball 2025**
The British Ball is set to return to Beijing for its 22nd year on Saturday, October 25, from 6:30 PM to 4 AM. As always, it will be held at the Kerry Hotel, featuring a cocktail reception, a four-course dinner, an all-night open bar, live music, raffles, a silent auction, a photobooth, and a Survivors' Breakfast to conclude the evening. Guests are encouraged to wear black tie, ball gowns, or themed outfits; the theme will be unveiled later this summer, with prizes for the best-dressed attendees. All proceeds will support charitable initiatives throughout China.
The British Ball will occur on Saturday, October 25, from 6:30 PM to 4 AM. Individual tickets are available for RMB 1,700, while a corporate table for ten costs RMB 18,500, and a standard table for ten is RMB 15,000. More details about the British Ball can be found here, with tickets purchasable by scanning the QR code below.
**Day of the Dead Mexican Ball**
The Mexican Ball is returning to Beijing on Saturday, November 1, featuring an extraordinary Día de Muertos celebration like never before. Now in its third edition, this year's ball promises even more stunning performances, rich Mexican traditions, and a vibrant sense of community. Details regarding the venue and ticket information are yet to be announced, but you can stay updated by following the Mexican Embassy’s official WeChat account by searching “墨西哥驻华大使馆,” and you can read more details here.
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Beijing's social scene is becoming vibrant this fall with the return of not one, but three notable balls in the city.