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    Tanet Chantaket
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Review

TK park CentralWorld

5 out of 5 stars
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Time Out says

When Thailand Knowledge Park, or TK Park, was first introduced in 2005, Thais were still naive about the concept of a “living library,” essentially a space that combines the likes of a reading room and an activity space in order to boost creativity. A decade later, TK Park can say that it has successfully drawn Thai back into reading—in an alternative way—and has inspired the opening of similar venues in other parts of the country.

A gigantic 3,700-square-meter space is home to 140,000 books and magazines (not to mention an additional 16,000 titles in digital format) in various genres: graphic novels, comic books, children's literature, travel journals and many more. The versatile library also invites visitors to join various activities including concerts, talks and seminars. Book-lending is also available.

Details

Address
999/9
TK Park
7th floor, CentralWorld
Bangkok
10330
Price:
B20/person/day, annual membership fees B200/adult, B100/child or student under 25 years old or senior citizen
Opening hours:
Tue-Sun, 10:00-20:00

What’s on

Closing Film of 'Contemporary World Film Series

Catch the final film of the Contemporary World Film Series Festival: 6.9 on the Richter Scale, a Romanian film directed by Nae Caranfil. This delightful mix of situational comedy, family drama and musical theatre will have you rolling in the aisles. It's presented in Romanian with English subtitles, making it accessible to a wide audience. The Embassy of Romania will host a reception with snacks and drinks following the film. Nov 17. B20 for non- TK Park members. Reserve via filmforum17@gmail.com. TK Park, 4pm onwards
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