River City Bangkok
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River City Bangkok

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Time Out says

River City is a renowned destination for art and antiques, attracting both local and international collectors and art aficionados. The space has a range of galleries showcasing rotating exhibitions that often run for extended periods. Visitors can explore a variety of artistic styles and mediums, making it an ideal location for those passionate about contemporary and traditional art. For antique lovers or those seeking rare collectibles, the centre is home to numerous art and antique shops across four floors. With its rich selection of art and artefacts, River City has become a key spot for genuine collectors and art lovers. If you're in Bangkok, a visit here promises a unique and enriching cultural experience.

23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100

https://rivercitybangkok.com/

02-237-0077

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Address
River City
23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong
Bangkok
10110
Opening hours:
Open Daily 10am-8pm

What’s on

The Swan Lake

Peakkyboo’s solo show follows Booky, her hooded, ghost-like figure, drifting through memory with a quiet insistence. Booky never quite arrives anywhere, instead circling moments that feel close enough to touch yet remain out of reach. This time, the character settles by Swan Lake, tucked deep within a forest where people take the form of swans, not by force but by choice. The shift matters. The familiar ballet reference softens, turning from fate to intention, from loss to a kind of staying. Paintings lean heavily on greens and blues, brushed quickly, almost instinctively, as if feeling leads and technique follows. Some scenes blur behind a misted surface, like recollections half-remembered. Until April 21. Free. m Galleria 2, River City Bangkok, 10am-7pm

Spend Songkran on a rooftop above the Chao Phraya with fire, water and live music

Songkran usually means street corners and water guns, but River City Helipad offers a different perspective. For two nights, the rooftop shifts into the KYVO Fire & Water Arena, suspended above the Chao Phraya, where music carries across open air. As evening settles, the skyline softens and the KYVO Fire Cube F02 takes focus. Flames rise in measured bursts while sheets of water move across the floor, cooling the crowd between tracks. People stand somewhere between soaked and sun-warmed, watching light shift against the river. The setting does most of the work, leaving you to take it in, slightly removed from the usual Songkran festiities. April 10-11. B800-20,000 via here. River City Helipad, 3pm-10pm
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