Okay, let's cut to the chase this week. There are tons of things that help you make the most out of this city. Here we go.
Paradise Lost presents Disco Diaries at Paradise Lost; October 17 (12:00 onwards); Tickets start at B850.
The music scene around the world is going through the revival of disco, and emerging rooftop bar Paradise Lost at Siam@Siam is another venue to hop on this hot trend. So if you're into the glistening and vivid sound of this timeless genre, come join them.
Film Walk Market at Asiatique The Riverfront; October 16-18 (16:00-22:00); Free Entry
Asiatique The Riverfront is slowly coming back to the tourism scene in the city. For this weekend, the venue welcomes all vintage followers with a passion for film cameras to take a walk through an array of shops and exchange knowledge with like-minded peeps.
theCOMMONS Tune In live music at The Commons Thonglor and Saladaeng; October 16-18; Free Entry
Hang out in the midst of cool vibes of both venues of The Commons with good food, good drinks, and live music.
Light ❘ Reflect ❘ Sound at The Shophouse 1527; opened until October 25 (11:00-19:00); Free Entry only on Tuesdays
Charuwan Noprumpha is the artist behind this new exhibition that showcases paintings portraying the concept of simplicity of everyday life.
Last Life Exhibition at Bangkok Art and Culture Center (BACC); opened until November 1; Free Entry
Experience the feeling of solitude, loneliness, and depression through artworks by Natagon Khamkayprong.
Rak: an assemble collective at Subhashok The Arts Centre (S.A.C.); opened until November 15; Free Entry
Come take a look at Sumanatsya Voharn's take on Japanese repairing art Kintsugi, with her interpretation of the art as the beauty of broken things.
Solar Land at TCDC Resource Center; opened until December 27 (10:30-19:00); Free Entry
A big feature of this weekend must be the Solar Land exhibition where guests can learn many things about solar energy in an innovative and fun way.
“It’s always a changing stream of water before we meet the big blue sea” at ATT 19; opened until November 1; Free Entry
This is an installation that showcases a short film by Prim Patnasiri enhanced by a sound system to create an immersive experience for the audience.
Root the Future Plant-Based & Sustainability Festival at Sansiri Backyard; October 17-18 (14:00-21:00); Free Entry
Just in time for the Jay Festival, this market gathers all plant-based stores and vendors in one place, with more funs from other cool activities like movie screening, live music, and workshops.
Pop-up Jay Dinner at Mandarin Oriental Bangkok; October 17; B1,800++ per person
Another intriguing event for 2020's Jay Festival is held at the luxury Mandarin Oriental. You will have a seven-course set menu exclusively crafted for everyone who wants to try a brand-new presentation of Jay food.
