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Thursday (Nov 3)

NIGHTLIFE: Tangmo Wanlika & Sunny Trio

Pop vocalist and runner up in The Voice Thailand season 2 joins the live band for a night of soul and jazz music mixed with original compositions and improvisation. There also promises to be plenty of drink promotions throughout the night. 

Nov 3. Maggie Choo's, 320 Silom Rd. 

ART: Tha Satit Nai Duang Jai

A special art exhibition showcasing the works of more than 30 contemporary Thai artists based around the life and legacy of HM the King Bhumibol Adulyadej, totalling over 70 paintings and sculptures. 

Through Nov 25. RCAC, 84 Ratchadamnoen Rd.

ART: Photo Festival

Artist Rapat Bunduwanich presents an unorthodox exhibition of eerie installations like empty neon-lit rooms, empty photo frames, empty canvases and blank sheets getting dripped on with water in a show that encourages the audience to actively question what they are witnessing. 

Through Nov 30. NACC, 37 Soi Nana, Charoenkrung Rd. 

ART: The Game | Viet Nam 

Twin Vietnamese artists, known as the Le Brothers, explore the cultural identity and social issues of post-war Vietnam through a series of mixed media works including a 24-channel video installation, a collection of photography works and an archive of posters, maps and books from the postwar period.

Through Feb 19. 2/F, Jim Thompson Art Center, 6 Rama 1 Rd.

SPECIAL SCREENINGS: Breakfast at Tiffany's 

Bangkok's latest independent cinema hosts a screening of the Blake Edwards' 1961 drama, based on Truman Capote's novel, about a young New York socialite working as an expensive escort (Audrey Hepburn) and her blossoming relationship with an aspiring writer who has moved into her apartment building.

Nov 3-15. Bangkok Screening Room, Sala Daeng Soi 1

Friday (Nov 4)

NIGHTLIFE: Andy Hart 

The Melbourne-based electronic music DJ, who has launced several record labels, spins his best tracks with support from local talent DJ NK Chan. Entrance is B200 at the door.

Nov 4. Safe Room, Whiteline, Silom Soi 8 

NIGHTLIFE: Techno Night presented by Subconscious

MARKETS: Artbox Chatuchak

Arguably the city’s most popular pop-up market returns to a brand new venue, this time a little further from the city center. Expect some 100 trendy food stalls, over 150 stalls selling clothes at affordable prices, 20 stalls selling home decor and 50 stalls selling DIY and handmade products. 

Fri-Sun, through Apr 2017. Chatuchak Park, 3 Kamphaeng Phet Rd. MRT Kamphaeng Phet 

WHY NOT: Sketching with our Hearts

The Bangkok Sketchers group hosts a special sketch walk around the Sanam Luang area for an afternoon of remembrance for HM the King Bhumibol Adulyadej through a shared love of art. As always, the activity is free for all and flexible for participants to join and leave at their liking.  

Nov 4. Meet at the Giang Swing, Bamrung Muang Rd.

Saturday (Nov 5)

NIGHTLIFE: Bababobo with Marc Maya

ART: Junked 

Artist François Langella's exhibition involves objects picked from old, abandoned buildings that have been restored and crafted into part of an installment that explores themes around creation, production and destruction. 

Nov 5-Dec 1. Speedy Grandma, Charoenkrung Soi 28 

Sunday (Nov 6)

WORKSHOPS: Make a Glaze

A ceramics making workshop where you'll learn how to mold the clay, how to oven bake it and how to create colorful patterns using oxide chemicals. One class is B2,790 including all equipment and snacks. 

Nov 6, Nov 13. Hubba-To, 3/F, Habito Mall, Phra Khanong

ART: Through the Eyes of an IDP

Kayla Richards presents an immersive photography project offering an intimate look into the lives of internationally displaced people living in Burma and the daily struggles they face as a result of civil conflict. The photos were taken by 30 children in Myanmar's IDP camps who were given a disposable camera each and asked to capture whatever they wanted.  

Through Nov 21. Foreign Correspondent’s Club Thailand, Penthouse/F, Maneeya Centre, 508/5 Phloen Chit Rd.