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.
300's return means bloodshed but if you want sexuality dilemmas, there's Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow. Also opening this weekend, a remake of the 60s cartoon Mr. Peabody & Sherman and yet another Thai ghost romance, She Devil.
You heard us right. Andy Murray will not only play in Bangkok, but he’ll be the captain of our city’s team, at least when it’s playing on its home turf.
There's more to March than just Bruno Mars and John McLaughlin, as hippies head to the Keep on the Grass Festival and Yellow Fang releases a full-length album (with accompanying concert), Pen-Ek talks cinema and The Little Prince is celebrated.
No Eric Clapton, no worries. This weekend, Bangkok is set for its biggest swing dance gathering yet in the park, a rooftop charity concert and a mind-blowing film screening.
Opening over the next week, Daniel Cordonnier portrays peace at Modern Gallery, Lek Kiatsirikajorn documents the lives of laborers at Kathmandu and Baramee Temboonkiat presents dramatic wildlife shots in Wild Range at the BACC, while the IPA Best of Show continues at Rooftop Gallery.
