The Norwegian DJ and vinyl collector, one of the main compilers of Soundway Record's Kenya Special release, plays unheard sounds of East Africa on original vinyl 45s.
From now through Apr 6, Bangkok book lovers can find their next read at the 43rd National Book Fair & 13th Bangkok International Book Fair 2015, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Wear comfy shoes, as you’ve got 11 hours (10am-9pm) to walk through seven zones of local and international books from hundreds of participating publishers— not to mention the massive crowds to get through.
Bangkok-based French artist Thibaud Tchertchian presents a solo exhibition, using a combination of academic and street art to create expressionist landscapes. Opening party this Friday Mar 27 with live DJ sets from 7pm onwards.
The New Broadway Company returns to the stage for its monthly musical evenings. Tickets include tapas and unlimited white, red and sparkling wines plus selected cocktails. The show this month is Sound of Music, taking place this Friday evening. Make reservations at 02-207-7777 or email [email protected].
This Friday, Glow hosts a night of music by Phuket DJ De Wachtkamer, Kolour crew's DJ Coran and Dan Buri. Tickets are B350 with one free drink. Party runs till late.
The 11th headlining show by the indie group takes place this Mar 27, with support from The Public Mansion, Hope the Flowers, Hariguem Zaboy and Plastic Section. Tickets available at the door.
The riverside Viva Aviv hosts another day-time festival-style party this Saturday, with a gypsy market, fortune tellers, art displays, live performances, fashion exhibition and special cocktails served from 2pm till late.
American artist Reggie Black presents a non traditional public exhibition that aims to encourage the audience to speak up and voice their opinions. The artist also works on the daily "Sticky Inspiration" project on Instagram. Opening reception this Saturday Mar 28, with a presentation by the artist at 7:15pm.
Also opening this Mar 28 is Krit Chantranet's exhibition, with paintings of human flesh and muscles that reveals the true identity of imperfect humans.
The Jam Factory has been a hot spot lately for indie concerts, art parties and meetups. This weekend, Mar 28-29, is no different as the outdoor lawn becomes the new home of Bangkok Farmers’ Market (see page 34), which also coincides with the opening of a new photo exhibition at Jam’s gallery, titled Longlong Yala Halabala.
An outdoor handicraft flea market in Aree, with handmade fashion items and accessories for the summer. There will also be a special tie-dye clothing workshop and DJs playing in the background.
Fashionistas of Bangkok, take note. After much hype—and oversubscribing by hundreds of stalls—the massive Zaap On Sale shopping fair is back for the third time, this Mar 28-29. It promises to pack out the entire Royal Paragon Hall with over 400 stalls from the coolest local brands. Need a break from your shopping spree? There’ll also be a separate food zone right on-site.
Get your share of weekend exercise while avoiding blood-covered obstacles and being chased by hundreds of zombies at Run for Your Lives Thailand (Saturday, Mar 28), at Wonder World Fun Park. Reach the safe zone with your life intact to join the Apocalypse party, with a live concert and plenty of food to refuel your energy.
The beer-focused RCA venue, formerly Cosmic Cafe, marks its official opening with a gig from rock groups Degaruda, The Sangsom Massacre, Triggs & The Longest Day and The Ladz, along with a live acoustic performance from Soranut Masayavanich and a late set by new house band Screwdriver. Also, expect hundreds of craft and imported beers, plus a special art exhibition by Wuttikorn Akkarattanasompop.
Psychedelic rock and funk performed by Chladni Chandi, Woot Root, Street Wreck and The Lowdowns (check out their live gig at Brown Sugar in the video above).
Singha's pub crawl of Sukhumvit Soi 11 will take you one a tour of four of the party strip's most colorful bars: Australian Pub, Zaks, Nest and Q-up, where DJ Jess Garcia will be spinning house tracks. Pre-sale tickets are B150 per person (or B250 on the door), which gets you a Singha Pub Crawl T-shirt, one free Singha beer at Australian Pub, free snacks, and a wristband for access to special activities and exclusive offers on Singha.
The London DJ who previously worked with Soulclap and Seth Troxler plays a variety of house and bass music inspired by the 1980s, with local support from Eddy Frampton, Kimball Collins and Tommy Nori. Complimentary vanilla mango ice cream upon arrival for all guests. Free entry for ladies.
Local drum 'n' bass collective Phatfunk joins forces with Wrong Disco for the return of its progressive bass-music night this Saturday. Live sets by DJs Azek, DeLorean and Will, with a special sound system on the night.
Learn how to create 2D paper sculptures of cats with Teaspoon Studio's Pimm Chongcharoen. Limited to eight participants per class. Reserve your spot at [email protected] or 02-618-4398.
A new late-afternoon chillout party at the outdoor venue, with cheap drinks and music provided by DJs from various Bangkok collectives, including DiscoRobot, Vogue Lounge, Barrio, High Time and Dope As Funk.