The best things to do in Bangkok this weekend (Mar 27-30)

It’s a night packed with proper UK sounds. If you like your beats fast and your basslines filthy, this one’s for you. Expect high energy from start to finish, with a line-up bringing serious heat to the decks. EM-J is set to deliver some heavy hitters, Accidental District will keep things unpredictable and WOT? promises a set that’ll have you questioning reality. And then there’s Madman – because what’s a night like this without a bit of chaos? Whether you're skanking up front or just nodding along at the back, it’s all about deep cuts, big drops and non-stop movement. Mar 27. Free. Blaq Lyte Rover, 9pm onwards

Foodies, brace yourselves – over 200 top eateries are coming together for a feast. On the menu: 20 health-focused spots, over 30 beloved bakeries and more than 30 iconic restaurants, all serving up their finest. And if your idea of heaven involves caffeine, you're in luck. Coffee experts, baristas and industry pioneers will be on hand for workshops, competitions and chats about everything from brewing techniques to the perfect espresso shot. Basically, it's a one-stop shop for great food, top-tier coffee and probably a dangerously full stomach. Until 6 Apr. Free. Central Embassy, 10am-9pm

Emerging from South Africa’s rich musical heritage, Caiiro is a key figure in afro house, fusing tribal beats with sweeping melodies. His sound has reached over 30 countries, with standout tracks like Pyramids (2022), the viral sensation The Akan, and a chart-topping remix of Adam Port’s Your Voice. A Mixmag nominee for ‘DJs Who Defined the Year’, his music transcends borders and connects people through rhythm and emotion. Joining him is Andreas Vural, a Swedish artist blending afro, organic and melodic house with orchestral influences. An award-winning entrepreneur and producer, he crafts deeply expressive and immersive sets. Kicking things off is Sunday Sundae, a Bangkok-based DJ known for pushing forward-thinking bass music. Mar 27. B700-45,000. BEAM, 9pm onwards 

Emerging from South Africa’s rich musical heritage, Caiiro is a key figure in afro house, fusing tribal beats with sweeping melodies. His sound has reached over 30 countries, with standout tracks like Pyramids (2022), the viral sensation The Akan, and a chart-topping remix of Adam Port’s Your Voice. A Mixmag nominee for ‘DJs Who Defined the Year’, his music transcends borders and connects people through rhythm and emotion. Joining him is Andreas Vural, a Swedish artist blending afro, organic and melodic house with orchestral influences. An award-winning entrepreneur and producer, he crafts deeply expressive and immersive sets. Kicking things off is Sunday Sundae, a Bangkok-based DJ known for pushing forward-thinking bass music. Mar 27. B700-45,000. BEAM, 9pm onwards 

Interstellar Funk, the Dutch DJ and producer, is known for his unpredictable approach to electronic music. From techno and acid to ambient and post-industrial, his sound is raw yet hauntingly beautiful. As a producer, he operates under various aliases including Private Eyes and Faster Action, with releases on L.I.E.S., Berceuse Heroique and Rush Hour. Recently, his DJ sets have moved away from club-heavy sounds, leaning into synth-driven textures, experimental beats and ambient soundscapes. Joining him on the night are Bangkok’s own selectors – Takky, Kieth Edward and DJ Zombie – ready to deliver their signature sounds. Expect a night of deep cuts, bold choices and unexpected turns. Mar 27. B550-750 via here. Entertainment Project, 8pm onwards

An interactive exhibition designed to celebrate the ebb and flow of time, where each season mirrors the shifting landscapes of emotion. With colours and moods constantly evolving, the experience highlights the beauty found in change. The journey unfolds across five immersive rooms, each embodying a different seasonal state of mind – autumn’s introspection, winter’s stillness, the renewal of spring, summer’s vibrancy and the quiet reflection of the rainy season. Visitors are invited to slow down, take in their surroundings and rediscover aspects of themselves they may have forgotten. It’s a space to embrace the moment, acknowledge personal growth and find meaning in transition. Whether seeking stillness or inspiration, each corner offers a chance to connect with the present and appreciate the ever-shifting nature of life. Until Mar 31. Free. GalileOasis, 10am-6pm 

It’s a night of unfiltered techno, where pounding rhythms and stripped-back sounds take centre stage. Expect no-frills, just high-energy sets designed for those who like their music dark, fast and relentless. The line-up brings together three selectors known for their uncompromising approach. Discipline delivers sharp, driving beats built for the underground. Richie blends intensity with precision, keeping the energy locked in from start to finish. Club Mascot rounds things off with raw, hypnotic grooves that push deep into the night. If you’re after something smooth and melodic, this might not be for you. But if you live for the pulse of industrial sounds, you’ll feel right at home. Mar 28. B300-400 via here and B500 at the door. Blaq Lyte Rover, 9pm onwards 

A live performance with special guest Khana Bierbood, blends ‘60s and ‘70s psychedelic rock with Thai funk, luk thung and molam, crafting a sound that’s both nostalgic and fresh. Formed in 2012 in Bang Saen, their music weaves raw storytelling with hypnotic fuzz and far-eastern rhythms. In 2023, producer Go joined them in Thailand to record Monolam, their second album. While staying true to their roots, it dives deeper into groove-driven, dreamlike territory, bridging past and future sounds. Scottish singer-songwriter Mark Feeney makes his Speakerbox debut with a special live set from Blackridge, West Lothian. Additional support comes from Endo Nova and RomRom residents, keeping the night’s energy high. Mar 28. B500 at the door only. Speakerbox, 9pm onwards

DJs from Jakarta are set to take over the stage for an evening of unmissable energy, collaborating with Transport’s DJs for a standout night. In the dining room, the line-up features Froggy Style and Eljimamads, both known for their expertise in house and disco music. Expect infectious beats as both DJs seamlessly blend genres and styles, creating an atmosphere of pure dancefloor excitement. Froggy Style will bring high-energy rhythms, while Eljimamads adds a unique touch with smooth transitions and intricate selections. Mar 28. B300 via here and B500 at the door. Siwilai Radical Club, 8pm onwards

The festival returns, opening with the highly praised Thai film How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies. This award-winning movie has captivated audiences globally. After the screening, guests will enjoy a reception featuring a selection of Thai foods and wines. The talented director of the film, Pat Boonnitipat, will be present to answer questions and offer insights into the making of this remarkable work. Mar 29. B20 for non-TK-Park members. Reserve via filmforum17@gmail.com.  TK Park, 3pm-7.30pm. 

This photography exhibition by Thai artists Tulika and Min explores the powerful interplay of light, shadow and emotion. Their works delve into raw and unfiltered aspects of the human experience, capturing moments that evoke deep feelings. The exhibition moves between contrasts of light and dark, revealing hidden emotions that often go unnoticed. Each piece invites viewers to connect with the vulnerability and intensity of the human condition, stirring something deep within. It’s an evocative display that pushes boundaries and offers an intimate look into the artists’ unique perspectives. Mar 29-Apr 30. Free. SUPER RAF, 4pm-11pm

S.U.P marks its first anniversary with a celebration that ushers in the sound of the future. This two-day event at Blaq Lyte Rover will transport attendees to a new realm, one forged by shared passion and creativity. The party spans two rooms, with international DJ talent from Berlin joining local artists for an unforgettable experience. Together, they’ll showcase cutting-edge beats and fresh sounds, creating an atmosphere of unity for all those who appreciate the same musical journey. It’s a celebration of the past year’s achievements and a look ahead to even greater things to come. Mar 29-30. B700 for two-day tickets via here. B500 at the door for one-day tickets and B900 at the door for two-day tickets. Blaq Lyte Rover, 9pm onwards

In collaboration with Chim Chim, the venue transforms into a vibrant, candy-coloured dreamscape that evokes childhood memories. It provides a fun and exciting way for singles to meet new people and experience the rush of attraction in just five minutes. The event is divided into two groups: one for Thai attendees and the other for international participants looking to make new connections with people from different cultures. It aims to bring together people from diverse backgrounds in a cheerful, colourful space. Mar 29. B1,499. Register here. Chim Chim Bangkok, 7pm-10pm

Michelin-lauded Chef Manuel Alonso of Casa Manolo and Chef Borja Terry Borrego from UNO MAS will unite for a one-night-only 4-hands dinner, offering a Spanish culinary experience in Bangkok. The chefs will blend tradition with modern techniques, showcasing their signature styles. Alonso, renowned for his Mediterranean expertise, combines bold, harmonious flavours with high-quality ingredients sourced from Spain’s diverse regions. Drawing inspiration from his family’s legacy and renowned chefs like Martín Berasategui and Juan Mari Arzak, his dishes are both nostalgic and innovative, promising a memorable evening that transports guests straight to Spain’s culinary heart. Mar 29. B2,490. Reserve via 0-2100-6255. UNO MAS

The party features London-based DJ, festival organiser and musician Poly-Ritmo, known for her vibrant energy and eclectic mix of global sounds. From jazz to Latin and folk, her musical journey began at 15 while working at Sounds Of The Universe and progressed while studying Ethnomusicology at SOAS. Poly-Ritmo’s diverse sets ignite dancefloors with rhythmic percussion, and she’s known for appearances on NTS, Jazz FM and Worldwide FM. Her festival performances include Glastonbury, Shambala and Lost Village, while her Basket of Light Festival brings together over 30 international artists. In London, she co-hosts Chega Mais, a night celebrating both established and emerging talent. In Bangkok, the evening’s line-up includes Rocco Universal, Brent Burns and RomRom. Mar 29. B300 via here and B500 at the door. BEAMCUBE, 9pm onwards

Calling all single dog lovers – this is your chance to meet like-minded people in a relaxed, dog-friendly setting. With a focus on fun and easy connections, you’ll enjoy icebreaker activities that help spark conversations without any awkwardness. Surrounded by fellow dog enthusiasts, you can mix, mingle and maybe even find a little romance. The event promises a welcoming atmosphere, complete with treats for you and your furry friend. Plus, there’s a commemorative tote bag to remember the day by. Mar 30. B499 via here. The Parlor at The Standard, 3pm-6pm

Thailand’s first manifestation club is hosting an event centred around the theme ‘Bold Dreams, Brave Beginnings.’ For the first time, attendees will learn how Crystal Bowls can aid in the manifestation process. The session features Self Love Alchemy's Crystal Bowls, guiding participants in the use of Crystal Tuning Forks to enhance manifestation at home. In addition, three skilled Sound Alchemists offer a Sound Healing experience, helping attendees connect with their intentions on a deeper level. This unique event promises to be an enlightening journey, combining ancient practices with modern techniques to help manifest your dreams. Mar 30. B1,111. Reserve via Line @energyspace. Creative Space, Slowcombo, 10am-midday

This event brings together the culinary and cultural strengths of Tappo Wine Bar, Tabula Trattoria and Kimi Nomu. Starting at 1pm, the afternoon unfolds with a captivating musical performance at Tabula Trattoria that sets the tone for a day of exploration. Guests can dive into a range of activities, including an exciting map-hunting game with vouchers from Kimi, Tabula and Tappo up for grabs. The fun continues with bocce, pool vibes and much more, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy. It’s an afternoon of food, fun and cultural discovery, all wrapped up in one exciting experience. It’s also a pet friendly event. Mar 30. Reserve via wine@tappowinebar.com. Somkid House, 1pm-9pm

Experience a contemporary acrobatics performance that fuses physical movement, poetry and human connections. The show follows the tale of a traveller and a couple who run this enchanting cafe. More than just a dining spot, it serves as a meeting point for diverse stories. Characters include a lively Brazilian tourist, a businessperson with a love for dance and two close-knit siblings, each forming surprising bonds. The performance highlights the beauty of new encounters, blending cultures and people through passion and remarkable acrobatic talent. Created and directed by Chloe Farah, an internationally recognised contemporary acrobatics artist, the production showcases her innovative approach to storytelling and movement. Until May 18. B1,190-1,490 via here. Alliance Française de Bangkok, 7pm onwards

Chanathip Chanwipop's first solo exhibition in Thailand draws inspiration from René Descartes' famous quote Cogito, ergo sum or I Think, Therefore I Am, offering a fresh interpretation that highlights remembrance as a vital act in understanding existence. The artworks blend narratives of past events and emotions, evoking a sense of intimacy and belonging. The setting invites reflection on how history and memory shape personal identity, offering a profound exploration of connections between the self and the past. Through this unique approach, the exhibition creates a dialogue between art, space and the essence of being. Until 12 Apr. Free. Baan Thewes, 11am-5pm

This exhibition spans over 700 square metres and features more than 40 works by 15 prominent local and international artists. Presented through 15 windows, the pieces on display explore the richness of contemporary art within urban environments. These windows serve not only as architectural elements but also as symbols of light, illustrating how art breathes life into the space. The participating artists – Richard Orlinski, Mr. Brainwash, Peter Opheim, Emilio Garcia, Adam Handler, Coarse, Timur Fork, Pollyanna, Tokita Misuzu, Jane Kibari, Little Aii, Pamkiids, Manzood, Sukerthing and I.Guyy – come together like beams of light, highlighting the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of modern art. Until Mar 31. Free. Agni Gallery, 10am-7pm

Knakorn Kachacheewa’s solo exhibition explores introspection through indigo and blue, reflecting on silence and solitude. His paintings and sculptures convey the contrasting emotions of joy, regret and sadness, while his human figures trapped in white boxes juxtapose confinement with freedom, highlighting the weight of isolation and passing time. Rather than detachment, Kachacheewa’s work invites deeper self-awareness. The longer you engage, the more peace you find. Through natural motifs, his art offers a path to contemplation, where silence becomes unexpectedly calming. Until Apr 5. Free. La Lanta Fine Art, 10am-7pm

The canyouhearcloud’s solo exhibition showcases the idea that we all have limited spaces for our memories. As these spaces fill up, we’re faced with the challenge of deciding which memories to keep and which to let go. Some are easy to erase, but others – those moments we cherish most – become hard to part with, even though they may never happen again. The seven pieces in this exhibition represent shared memory spaces, each one a reminder of the beauty and meaning we find in the past. These works offer a fresh perspective on memory, inviting us to explore and perhaps discover connections with others. It’s like cleaning out your old junk drawer – only you might find a few treasures in the process. Until Apr 7. Free. 7 Frames, Lido Connect, 10am-10pm

Thepsakdi’s work is defined by the dynamic relationship between form and figure. His portrayal of the female body is idealised rather than hyper-realistic, drawing inspiration from traditional Thai art. However, his use of bold colours, flowing lines and simplified shapes brings a modern touch to his paintings, infusing them with energy and originality. The nudes in this exhibition explore the limitless potential of artistic expression. Through his unique approach, Thepsakdi transforms imagery that could be seen as provocative into a refined and compelling art form. His pieces reflect a deep commitment to artistic exploration and a continuous pursuit of creative innovation, pushing boundaries while maintaining a strong connection to his cultural heritage. Until 13 Apr. Free. Matdot Gallery, 10am-6pm

Explore a world of chaos, where the remnants of countless bodies remain – symbols of humanity’s ongoing battle for survival. Through organic forms – representing humans, animals, and plants – artist Kittisak captures the cycle of existence, from birth and growth to inevitable decay. The delicate, easily fractured ceramic sculptures act as metaphors for the uncertainty of life. Colours, emerging unpredictably from the flames, reflect the inner fires of human desire. The result is an installation that is both captivating and deeply unsettling, forcing viewers to confront the fragility of existence and the harsh realities of our constant struggle. Until 13 Apr. Free. Matdot Gallery, 10am-6pm

Presented by four talented artists – Rei Hayase, Yumi Kamiya, Miki Tatebe and Murano Sei – this exhibition delves into Japan’s beautiful flowers, each of which holds deep symbolic meaning. From the sakura blossoms representing the fleeting nature of life to the camellia embodying peace and sincerity, the artists capture the delicate beauty of these blooms in their own unique styles. The show invites viewers to explore nature’s subtleties and the hidden emotions within each flower. It’s a reflection of the bond between nature, time and the human spirit. While a flower’s bloom may be brief, its impact lingers long after. After all, even a petal that falls can leave a memory. Mar 15-Apr 5. Free. MIDNICE Gallery, 10.30am-7pm 

Much like life – which is always shifting and full of surprises – this exhibition is more than a fleeting gleam, it represents the dynamic interplay between light and colour. Colours shift with time, temperature and the environment – never remaining static. Dong Pongsatat captures how natural light affects our perception of colour. From the warm golden tones of morning to the fiery reds of afternoon and the calming blues of twilight, his landscapes reflect the constant transformation of light and shadow. Rather than fixed colours, Pongsatat’s paintings are in a state of perpetual motion – as shifting light and shadow bring his landscapes to life. It’s as if the painting itself is alive – always changing with the time of day. Mar 3-31. Free. First floor, Fashion Gallery, Siam Paragon, 10am onwards

The largest aquarium scaping contest and exhibition of the year is here, offering a beautiful experience from the first day. The atmosphere is electric, especially with the ‘Mystery Box’ aquascaping competition, where contestants combine skill and luck to create unique underwater landscapes. Throughout March, it also hosts free workshops and talks every Saturday and Sunday, providing an excellent opportunity to enhance your aquascaping skills. For those passionate about the craft, various stores offer a comprehensive range of aquascaping equipment. Until Mar 30. Free. MMAD - MunMun Art Destination, 10.30am-7pm

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

Held monthly, this exclusive brunch offers handcrafted gourmet tapas and seafood, including Alaskan King Crab, Maine lobster, tiger prawns and freshly shucked oysters. You can also indulge in delicacies like Jamon Ibreico, lobster sashimi and A5 Kobe beef sashimi. Each dish is perfectly paired with Champagne Pommery Brut Royal N.V., complemented by a selection of fine wines and soft drinks to enhance the dining experience. The three-hour brunch starts at B4,555 per person, providing an opportunity to relax and enjoy a moment of indulgence. Until Apr 6. Reserved via 02-100-6255. Uno Mas, midday-2.30pm

When the female body is discussed, what image comes to mind? In its first collaboration, noble PLAY and 333 Gallery delve into the historical use of the female form as a symbol of ideas, exploring its reflection in contemporary visual culture, such as The Statue of Liberty, Venus of Willendorf and the Mona Lisa. This exhibition features works by four artists: Kaewtaran Julabon, Laks Mai Salee, Parichart Suphanpan and Marisa Srikanplan. Their art provides varied interpretations of the female body, from its role as nurturer and symbol of beauty to its representation as a historical record. The exhibition is further enriched by contributions from CB Film Club, in collaboration with Documentary Club, deepening the exploration of this subject through different media. Mar 8-Apr 27. Free. noble PLAY, 8am-5pm

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

This immersive, interactive digital art exhibition themed "Nature and Wildlife" highlights the beauty of ecosystems and biodiversity through advanced techniques like projection mapping, laser art and high-quality media. Spread across nine rooms at King Power Mahanakon, each space presents a distinctive experience reminiscent of a fantastical zoo. Notable features include the Kaleidoscope zone, enveloped in a variety of flowers that serve as food for butterflies; a laser projection room showcasing the majesty of predators; and an interactive underwater world. Youngsters can also enjoy a colouring activity and have their creations appear on the walls. A special surprise awaits with the appearance of Moo Deng, the famous pygmy hippopotamus from Khao Kheow Zoo, who awaits in different rooms to delight you. Until Jul 31. B350 via here and B1,000-1,200 including the Sky Walk via here. Fourth floor, King Power Mahanakon, 10am-9pm

Enhance your weekend with a delightful brunch at Bangkok Trading Post, where a selection of carefully crafted dishes, complemented by two hours of unlimited Tanqueray Gin, offers the ideal relaxed feast for friends and family. The brunch features a variety of sharing-style dishes, including starters such as Shucked Oysters, Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict and Cajun Chicken Caesar Salad. For mains, enjoy options like Steak and Fried Egg, Crispy-Crusted Salmon and Pork Schnitzel. To finish, indulge in an individual Apple Crumble Tartlet served with Yuzu Cheese Mousse, White Crumble and Vanilla Ice Cream. Until Jun 29. Reserve via 02-079-7000. Bangkok Trading Post, 137 Pillars Hotel, midday-3.30pm

Louis Vuitton has reimagined the Visionary Journeys exhibition at LV The Place Bangkok to celebrate the return of the Louis Vuitton x Murakami collection, featuring Zendaya. The exhibition begins with the Trunkscape entrance hall, designed by Japanese architect Shohei Shigematsu of OMA. This features 96 Courrier trunks encircled by animations showcasing Takashi Murakami's vibrant characters and motifs, including Monogram Multicolore, Superflat Panda, Onion Head and Cherry Blossom. The next area, the Collaboration room, now displays seven iconic pieces from previous collections between 2003 and 2009, including the Eye Love Monogram Speedy and Onion Head Monogram Briefcase. The exhibition concludes with a newly created room dedicated to Murakami's Superflat Monogram and Superflat First Love, both inspired by Alice in Wonderland. Until Apr 30. Free. Reserve via here. LV The Place Bangkok, 10am-8pm

Reap Factory offers a quick and affordable tree-course lunch starting at B450. Available daily, the Express Set Lunch Menu features six options that include Thai, Western and Japanese dishes, all made with fresh, responsibly-sourced ingredients. Thai choices include Set A, which comes with satay gai, pad krapao salmon or salmon kra-thium prik Thai, and chao guay for dessert. Set B features a spicy glass noodle salad, sweet and sour pork or golden-fried chicken, and pandan noodles in coconut milk. It’s a delicious and speedy way to enjoy a variety of flavours. Reap Factory Courtyard, daily

Anida Yoeu Ali presents a new immersive project at Warin Lab Contemporary, transforming the space into a fashion boutique in which you can explore The Red Chador’s opulent walk-in closet. This ongoing, decade-long work that spans 16 cities across 7 countries, challenges the simplistic portrayals of Muslim women through Ali’s bold persona. In this Bangkok edition, the artist invites the audience to engage with a fusion of feminism and glamour. The exhibition showcases 28 unique chadors, two neon pieces, six images, and a film, The Red Chador: Stranded, created in collaboration with Masahiro Sugano. This new work offers an innovative exploration of identity and empowerment, inviting reflection on the complexities of self-representation. Until Mar 29. Free. Warin Lab Contemporary, 10.30am-7.30pm

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

Biscotti welcomes chef Giuseppe Bonura, a native of Syracusa in Sicily, to the team. Imbued with a modern twist on traditional Sicilian flavours, chef Giuseppe’s new menu spotlights authentic ingredients and contemporary flare. Dishes include Panzanella Alla Siciliana, a refreshing tomato salad with almond cream, pine nuts and balsamic red onion; Arancini, Sicilian croquettes filled with beef ragu and caciocavallo cheese, served with a spicy tomato sauce; and Risotto Al Branzino, a wonderfully fragrant sea bass risotto. His stunning main course offerings feature stars such as pan-fried sea bass with spelt, mussels, clams and artichoke in a rich prawn bisque, and fantastic desserts like sweet mandarin cannolo, which combines orange ricotta, mandarin compote and hazelnut ice cream for a perfect finish. Reserve via 0-2126-8866. Biscotti, midday-10.30pm

In collaboration with POP MART’s Inner Flow Gallery, Chinese artist Meiying presents her first solo exhibition in Bangkok. The exhibition centres around the character "Hyde," a quiet child who hides in clothing and silently watches the world. Hyde serves as a reflection of Meiying’s emotions, capturing moments of imagination, warmth and the small secrets of life. Through her art, the painter creates new memories on canvas, inviting viewers to connect with her personal world. Alongside the artwork, exclusive merchandise designed by Meiying will be available for purchase. Visitors will also have the rare chance to meet the artist in person on February 7-8, offering a unique opportunity to engage with her creative vision. Feb 7 - Apr 6. Free. Maison JE, 11am-7pm

This collaboration presents a fitness experience with The Ripple Club’s transformative aquatic workouts. Offering two class types – Ripple Signature and Ripple Box – The Ripple Club introduces aqua cycling and aqua boxing to Thailand, providing a fresh approach to aquatic fitness. The program delivers a low-impact, full-body workout suitable for all fitness levels, using water’s natural resistance to strengthen muscles while reducing stress on the joints. Combining high-intensity cardio with targeted strength training, both classes maximise efficiency in less time. Participants enjoy benefits such as stress relief through rhythmic movements, enhanced muscle recovery, and decreased soreness, creating the perfect balance between fitness and rejuvenation. Every Sat and Sun. Check the program here. W Bangkok, 8.30am-9.20am and 9.30am-10.20am

A collaboration between Anczelowitz Art and Awagami Paper showcases Craig Anczelowitz’s exceptional ability to merge various influences with the delicate texture of Awagami washi paper. The exhibition not only reflects his commitment to preserving traditional crafts but also demonstrates his innovative approach to pushing artistic boundaries. It serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring relevance of craftsmanship in today’s world and his dedication to preserving ancient techniques. The exhibition, coinciding with Bangkok Design Week 2025, also features a series of workshops led by Mieko Fujimori, the master indigo artist at Awagami Factory. You will have the opportunity to engage with Anczelowitz in exclusive talks, covering topics from design and art to the intricacies of Japanese paper and insights into the creative industry. Jan 23 - Mar 30. Two workshops per day (10am-midday and 3pm-6pm). Free. ATT 19, 11am-6pm

This event invites you to explore the potential of elements emerging on the canvas, offering a space for reflection on the stories and emotions conveyed through visual perception. It encourages a deeper understanding of the "time" we have grown distant from, with the hope of reconnecting with nature in this lifetime. The piece presents a contemporary landscape, reflecting disharmony in the environment. Conflicts within this scene are shown through a spectrum of colours, both visible and hidden in nature. While the repeated patterns may initially seem to mirror nature’s design, a closer look reveals subtle differences in colour, texture, medium, and trace. These variations serve as a record of the lives of seven billion individuals, each distinct yet all shaped by the unchanging laws of nature. Until Mar 31. Free. 10 10 Art Space, 11am-8pm 

The debut performance of The Little Prince in Thailand blends immersive digital interactive experiences with captivating installation art, inviting audiences to explore this much-loved story. The journey begins with the Story Book Theatre offering an engaging introduction to the narrative. Covering more than 2,000 square metres, the event promises an inspiring and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Also, you can visit "The Store," where you will find an exclusive selection of merchandise inspired by The Little Prince. Each item has been thoughtfully designed and chosen to reflect the charm and essence of the story, providing a unique keepsake for fans to take home. Jan 24 - May 11. B350-1,100 via here. Icon Siam, 10am-8pm

In his first solo exhibition, Watcharapol Khanthong (SAILOM) presents works that celebrate colour and diversity, reflecting human experiences, dreams and the beauty of nature. Taking inspiration from the simple elements that surround us, his pieces explore themes of connection, love and the emotional bonds between people. Amid the chaos of daily life, which can obscure clarity and foster melancholy, the artist imagines a dreamscape brimming with vibrant hues and diverse identities. His paintings embody the power of life’s colours, inviting viewers to reflect on shared experiences and the often-overlooked beauty in ordinary moments. Through this exhibition, Khanthong encourages us to embrace the richness of life and brighten our own journeys. Jan 18 - Mar 29. Free. 2nd floor, Mini Xspace Gallery, 10am-5pm 

An exhibition by Bertrand Gossart and Sitthitham Rohitasuk. This showcase presents the essence of landscape painting and reflects both the external world and the inner realms of the artists. Their works reveal a dynamic exchange of perspectives and aesthetic feelings, akin to a personal conversation. Through vibrant colours, emotionally charged brushwork, overlapping textures and deliberate reduction, the artists evoke deep emotions, hidden thoughts and untold stories. The exhibition invites viewers to embark on a personal journey of interpretation, memory, emotional exploration and an expansion of the imagination. Immerse yourself in an endless voyage through landscapes that are transmitted from the mind and soul. Jan 18 - Mar 29. Free. 2nd floor, Mini Xspace Gallery, 10am-5pm 

This exhibition brings a fresh approach to addressing the mental health challenges faced by many in Thailand. It creates a therapeutic space that blends digital art with engaging sensory elements such as light, colour, sound and touch. The focus is on the connection between the body and mind–acknowledging the importance of physical sensations in managing emotions. The exhibition focuses on the psychological concept of 'self-compassion', encouraging the audience to reflect on their well-being and mental state. Until Jul 12, 2025.  B200 via here. 2nd floor, MMAD at MunMun Srinakarin, 11am-8pm