Our picks for the best things to do in Bangkok this weekend

Louis Vuitton has launched its all-new immersive experience in Bangkok, and it’s not to be missed.  “Visionary Journeys” is applause-worthy for presenting 150 years worth of Louis Vuitton creativity in a fun, stunning, and immersive experience. Best of all, access is free! Designed by award-winning architect firm OMA, led by Shohei Shigematsu, the exhibit comprises four parts:  Trunkscape, Origins, Icons, and Collaborations. Upon entering, Trunkscape greets you with a jaw-dropping tunnel-slash-time portal that features 96 vintage Louis Vuitton trunks surrounded by digital screens playing moving images. This steers you into Origins, a room showcasing rare vintage trunks from the Paris archive. The room also reveals how these prized trunks have evolved over the years and have given inspiration to succeeding LV products.   Icons, the next zone, presents the notable visionaries, such Nicholas Ghesquiere and Pharrell Williams, who have been behind the brand’s most iconic bags,  all presented in “bubbles” to symbolize a “bubble of creativity”. Collaborations reveals LV’s efforts to fly above the game through continuous collaborations with artists and labels such as Yayoi Kusama, Steven Sprouse, and Supreme, all presented in a 360-degree digital screen.  The show concludes in a room lit up by multi-hued panels inspired by the colors seen on booths at the famed Rod Fai Market Ratchada. Interact with the screen to receive a cool set of postcards as a souvenir.   The exhibition will be

Bangkok's social calendar is packed with events, but one consistently stands out as a highlight for locals and expats alike – the Ploenchit Fair. Held annually, this charity fair is not just a fundraiser – it's an explosion of culture, community, and fun, happening this year on November 23. Taking place at Bangkok Patana School, you can dive into global cuisine, explore unique crafts, and enjoy live entertainment, all while supporting amazing causes. The best part: it’s not just a great day out – it’s a chance to make a real difference. Organised by the British Community in Thailand Foundation (BCTFN), all proceeds go to over 10 fantastic Thai charities, helping those in need. You’ll be having a blast and contributing to local communities at the same time – what’s not to love? The proceeds from the event will benefit a variety of highly deserving organisations, particularly those supporting children's education, healthcare, and community projects. Over the years, the fair has raised millions of baht, making a tangible difference in the lives of those who need it most. This year, Ploenchit Fair is supporting a lineup of charities making a real impact across Thailand. Donations will go to causes like the Karen Hill Tribe Trust, improving life in remote Mae Hong Son villages with water, sanitation, and irrigation systems; Philanthropy Connections, providing vital educational resources to remote schools; and RAMA – Rural Area Medical Aid, supporting medical missions in underserve

A dynamic platform by IWANNABANGKOK, in partnership with ATT19, it's initially envisioned as an annual youth expo. It has transformed into a major event that celebrates emerging young talents across various artistic fields. Curated by IWANNABANGKOK, unites a diverse group of young creatives - from DJs, tattoo artists, painters and designers - bringing them into the spotlight. Nov 14 - Jan 11 2025. Free. ATT 19, 11am-6pm

Beer, cocktails and TONS of food, yes please. SIWILAI City Club is whipping up a party, with exclusive stuff from international and local beer brands. Literally happening high up on a roof, the Holiday in the Sky Festival will bring you higher with its amazing lineup of live music from top local talents. You'll also have the chance to take part in special events like beer tastings, food-pairing workshops and a unique ice bath workshop. Feast your eyes on performances by The Parkinson x Mai No One Else, Better Weather and more. Until Dec 31. Free. SIWILAI City Club.

Explore the versatility of paper at this captivating exhibition featuring 11 artists, each presenting unique interpretations of this everyday medium. Activities include Paper Remembrance, which investigates the role of paper in our lives through themed zones. The exhibition also features a monthly film series in collaboration with the Documentary Club, screening gems like TOVE (2020) and Faces Places (2017). Nov 8-Dec8

A quote from the world-renowned novella, The Little Prince, ‘All grown-ups were once children, but only a few of them remember it’, which won't be further from the truth once you step into Safe House No. 7. Adults, such as yourselves, will warp back into your childhood days with games and cartoons here. Central to the exhibition is Watchboy, a character drawn from the artist's own experiences and personal traits. Watchboy is depicted as a mouthless figure with large, round eyes, constantly observing the world around him. Until Dec 4. Free. Warehouse 30, Tuesday - Sunday 11am-6pm (Close on Monday)

Bangkok is set to host its very first media art exhibition featuring the iconic works of Gustav Klimt. This must-see exhibition will captivate art lovers with an amazing experience that brings Klimt's masterpieces to life. You will be transported into the magical world of Klimt's art, where you will witness his signature gold leaf technique and intricate patterns in breathtaking visual displays. The exhibition highlights Klimt's most famous pieces, such as "The Kiss," and explores his artistic journey and influences. This exhibition offers a fresh perspective on Klimt's legacy with interactive installations. It is a cannot-miss event for anyone interested in art and innovation. Until Dec 31. B390 week day and B450 weekends and holidays for students and elderly, B750 week day and B850 weekends, holidays for regular. Tickets here. Emsphere, 10.30am-9pm

Experience the captivating art exhibition by artist MTT, which captures the rhythm of dance through a dynamic collection of paintings. Enjoy a fusion of swing dance, live jazz music, and vibrant artwork inspired by movement. Opening night highlights include a talk with the host and artist, a guided tour of the exhibition, choreography inspired by the paintings, and live performances by a band and DJ. Nov 9-Jan 18 2025. Free. ASAI Chinatown, 5pm-8pm  

Dive into an aquarium experience like no other, where contemporary art meets the wonders of the ocean. This exhibition, featuring the innovative designs of emerging artist Vachboy, tells the story of 'Hope'—a cheerful flower on a quest for identity in the underwater world. This journey not only sparks reflection but also offers a unique blend of modern art and vibrant displays that educate and inspire visitors of all ages. Until Dec. B500-650. Buy your tickets in advance for a 10 percent discount here. Sealife Bangkok, 10am-8pm

Benzilla’s solo exhibition showcases over twenty new works that reflect on farewell and hope for the future. Through poignant characters, the artist captures the lingering emotions tied to memories rather than specific moments. Visitors are encouraged to slow down and engage in introspection, particularly through the artwork LOOOK, which challenges perceptions of boundaries and time. Until Dec 15. Free. Tang Contemporary Art Bangkok.