It's not only big indie gigs popping up everywhere this weekend, but also an exhibition by an award-winning photographer and a Sunday charity art market. All you have to do is turn up.

"It's not jazz that's killed these clubs," says creative director David Smith.

Putting the fun back into eating.

Weekdays are dull, but weekends shouldn't be. With this guide, there's no need to wrack your brains as to what to do.

The powerful beast awakes, but does size matter? Here are the new films opening today (May 15).

The Singaporean dark horse impressed the legendary cocktailian Gaz Regan for a spot in the Southeast Asia finals of this prestigious bartending competition.

Awarded a special mention at the 66th Locarno International Film Festival, By The River is the latest feature documentary by Nontawat Numbenchapol. The director, whose previous work Boundary (2013) was at the center of a censorship storm last year, this time transports the audience to the deep forests of Kanchanaburi, in Klity Village, where the Karen locals make their living from a river contaminated with lead due to a nearby factory. Nontawat tells BK about the haunting story behind the visually stunning film.

Here's one more restaurant to look forward to.

Chiang Mai’s art scene just goes from strength to strength, as evident from the growing number of exhibitions.