River City Bangkok

Taking place at a rooftop cinema in central Bangkok, this event provides a romantic setting for watching series on the big screen. Exclusive activities are arranged for singles, with a dress code that encourages pink tones, Valentine’s fashion or anything you feel confident in. The networking session led by matchmakers is open only to singletons looking to discover their perfect match. Feb 10-Mar 31. Free. Rooftop, River City Bangkok, 6.30pm onwards

Step into ‘Hell’, discard everything you thought you knew about the term, and prepare for an experience that challenges your notions of virtue and vice. As October29, the artist behind the exhibition, enigmatically states, “What you hope to find, you may not. And what you never expected, you surely will.” The exhibition showcases his unique thought processes and craftsmanship and is imbued with a captivating air of mystery. What does this artist’s interpretation of hell look like? As you pass through the gates into his infernal world, you'll encounter layered meanings that leave you profoundly changed in ways you couldn’t have imagined. Until Mar 18. B100 via here. River City Bangkok, 10am-8pm

Are we simply a way for the universe to know itself? In collaboration with One Little Planet, this exhibition showcases works by 10 talented artists: ODOM Tseng, Pucky, Eggzy Lin, fufufanny, JD Wang, LAZY BUG, Robin Huang, Tos Suntos, VIN and XIN. Each piece is crafted to spark your imagination and resonate deeply with your emotions. The exhibition opens with a room of circular works, symbolising each artist as a star. As visitors move through the space, they are invited to explore the unique worlds of each artist, offering a glimpse into their personal universes. Until Mar 30. Free. River City Bangkok, 10am-8pm

The fourth solo exhibition by Karms delves into the fragments and remnants discovered through exploring our surroundings. It explores spaces with no clear meaning, the gaps between what we must accept and what we yearn for. One focal point is the evolving concept of ‘freedom.’ Freedom is a complex idea, one that prompts reflection on its true nature and its connection to identity. Over time, we come to understand that it’s not just about control over our environment, but also the influence the world has on us. When considering ownership and control, we are left wondering: Is this sense of power genuine, or is our existence merely shaped by external forces? This exhibition doesn’t offer answers, instead evoking a quiet, unsettling scream, questioning the forces at play between art and reality. Until Apr 20. Free. Trendy Gallery, second floor, River City Bangkok, 10am-7pm

RCB Film Club, in collaboration with Documentary Club, presents a documentary film festival celebrating the powerful voices of women in art and culture. The programme showcases five compelling films that highlight the lives and works of exceptional female artists and creators. Discover the legacy of Tove Jansson, the creator of the Moomins; Yayoi Kusama, the polka dot queen of contemporary art; Nan Goldin, a photographer who challenged societal norms; and Julia Child, the pioneering chef. The festival also features a unique exploration of young girls’ perspectives on art traditionally created by men in museums, offering fresh insights into the representation of women in the art world. Mar 7. B150 via here. RCB Forum, River City Bangkok.