The hot weather has returned earlier than we all expected, and the blessed relief of Songkran is still weeks away. Not to worry; here are five spots where you can eat, drink, surf and skate the heat away.

Bangkokians turn into Dubliners, as it's St. Patricks Day today. Here are five places to join in the drinking spirit with special dishes and deals.

Sukhumvit 51 turns into a bouncing block party, contemporary artists celebrate a decade of Silpathorn, while in Silom a disused building is the site for an exhibition on the plight of Burma's displaced Rohingya.

Here's a great chance to witness spectacular performances by Thai premier contemporary artists as they come together to celebrate the 10 years of the Silpathorn Award for Thai contemporary art.

If the themed malls of Hua Hin aren’t really your idea of a holiday, we've got just the news for you. 

BK lifts the veil on the city’s dirty little secret: drugs are everywhere and the upper-middle class is no stranger to getting high. 

The NSA infiltrates The Reading Room, indie-rock trio Yellow Fang go surfing, B-Floor performs for the kiddies, free screenings, and more more more great stuff happening this weekend.

Art aficionados have a tough choice to make as Phra Kanong' GOJA or Speedy Grandma on Charoen Krung both roll out new exhibition today (Mar 7). What they have in common? The sounds are going to be just as exciting as the pictures.

It's no secret, we Thais love Instagram. In fact, we're confident enough to say Bangkok is The Global Social Media Capital. Even by our already snap-happy standards, though, 2013 saw a huge growth in Instagram users in Thailand, but that hasn’t exactly resulted in a greater diversity of posts.