Promising to be a whole lot more than the usual rotating food stalls on Paragon’s G/F, for three days from Nov 14-16, the entirety of Royal Paragon Hall will be filled with a diverse range of food and drinks vendors. Foodies will be able to grab healthy organic food, ice cream, desserts and plenty of other international flavors. There will also be a molecular gastronomy cooking demonstration. Part of the proceeds will go to the Community Children Fund Foundation. 

 

If you’re more into devouring books, the historic Neilson Hays Library will be selling used English paperbacks and hardcovers at bargain prices over the same weekend (Nov 15-16). While you rummage, children can enjoy the weekly storytime and crafts activities. Also, drop by Rotunda Gallery to see Facing Forward, the latest art exhibition by Artists in the Bangkok Community. 

The second edition of this cute and friendly pop-up fun fair, inspired by the camping style of Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom, takes place on Nov 23. From mid-afternoon till late, dig for lovely vintage finds, baked goods and snacks. There will be small games, activities and chilled music, too. No parking space, as the fair takes over the parking lot behind A-Risa Clinic, opposite Double Tree Hilton Bangkok, so you’re advised to take the BTS. 

Phra Khanong’s Hof Art Space brings together over 400 pieces of affordable art. The opening parade party takes place on Nov 28 with celebrity auctions, body paint, art tattoo, performing and video arts, a talk and workshop. Nov 29 also sees live art performances by local and international artists from 5:30pm-10pm. 

Can’t fly to Japan this winter? This outdoor food fair might be your best alternative. From Nov 21-23, Japanese vendors offer a selection of high-quality Hokkaido seafood, beef, desserts, ice cream and croquettes. And if you love Japanese beer, there’ll also be the biggest ever Sapporo Beer Park in Bangkok, right in front of CentralWorld Plaza. 

 

Makkasan Airport Link Station is the place to escape bustling Bangkok on Nov 29 with a slow-living festival host by SC ASSET x Dont Journal. organized by Dont Journal. No need to rush; spend your entire day tasting produce from the various food trucks, fresh food stalls, bars and bistros, as well as shopping for home décor and fashion. There will also be DIY workshops and live music by Jelly Rocket, Part Time Musicians, Basement Tape, Lula and Soul After Six.