17 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (Jul 3-6)
Horror movies, live music, festivals, burlesque, and more.
Bangkok’s buzzing harder than your phone during group chat drama and we’ve got the ultimate lowdown on events that’ll keep your calendar hot from Thursday to Sunday. Squid Game dolls, spooky horror flicks, improv, the whole shebang.
Fans of the show really should get to see the giant Squid Game dolls, Younghee returns and Cheolsu debuts, both towering 12 meters tall. The rope-jumping game runs from 4-9pm. Thailand is the only country hosting this epic final season installation before the dolls leave on July 6. Don’t miss your chance to experience the thrill, take photos, and join the fun. Free entry, Lan Khon Mueang
This Thursday from 9pm until late, UK artist Tommy Phillips, known for his work with Mau5trap and Meta, takes over The Davis Hotel, Sukhumvit 24. Presented by Space Panda and Wingtip Works, and joined by Berry, Parish, and Blinky, expect a night of deep, powerful beats. B500, Baccarat
The Yusu Jazz Band will perform three live sets at Clutch Bangkok in Taladnoi. The evening begins at 7:30pm with a beginner swing dance class, followed by live music from 8:30pm to 11:30pm. B600 including one drink and the dance class. No partner or experience is required. More info here, Clutch (The Warehouse)
Bonjour Bonsoir—the spot for French food, and, well, French everything—is putting on a buffet featuring unlimited bouillon and French comfort food combined for two hours and complementary Menthe Pastille digestif. More info here, Bonjour Bonsoir
From July 4–6, the Maen Sri Waterworks building transforms into a haunted horror film festival. Running nightly from 6pm to midnight, the event features outdoor screenings, haunted house zones, food, music, and filmmaker talks. Six films—three in English (Ouija, Us, Smile) and three Thai (The Sisters, Coming Soon, Shutter)—plus a short film competition will be shown. Full schedule available on the Thai Film Director Association Facebook page. Free entry, Maen Sri Waterworks
Southern Thai vibes are taking over Bangkok from July 4–6 from 4-10pm daily by the river. The vibrant festival brings bold food, fashion, and culture. Highlights include a runway show on Friday night (7:30pm) with six southern designers, featuring top models like Lukkade and Tia. Expect spicy street eats, handmade crafts, indie music, folk performances, and hands-on workshops. Free entry, ChangChui Creative Park
Celebrate (what’s left of) the US of A with Midwest comfort food and live tunes this Saturday at our favorite dive bar. Enjoy a special U.S. menu featuring cheese curds, chili, BBQ ribs, hot dogs, and more, plus free watermelon while it lasts! Music kicks off at 8pm with Creedence Clearwater Recreated and Mathew Fischer & the Fishes. Free entry, Fatty’s Bar and Diner
B500 gets you in the door (B300 in advance) for a techno rave at Amnesia. This Friday event will include tunes from Sam Laxton and Lonskii, kicking off at 10pm and going late. More info here, Amnesia
This Saturday, 8-Bit Bangkok invites you to dive into decades of gaming history with free entry, classic consoles, and modern hits on PC and Switch. Play solo or with friends on CRTs and big screens, with drinks available by Jam. Come claim your spot on Bangkok’s biggest gaming couch. Free entry, Jam
It’s back down to Gigi this weekend for a special show from Madame Rouge, the burlesque show that always brings the tunes, laughs, and spice to every big Bangkok event. The show kicks off at 7pm, and the DJs will keep the party going. More info here, Gigi Ristorante
Returning for two full days of pop culture and music, the Mixedpop festival runs daily from 1:30-11:30pm. Featuring over 100 leading artists from Thailand and across Asia, the lineup includes names like 4EVE, Atlas, Pixxie, Proxie, and members of Chuang Asia 2 and Exile Tribe. Tickets for booth days start at B1,500, Bitec Bangna
From 9pm to late, Berlin-based producer Huerta brings his signature blend of swung-out house and groovy edits to Mahanakhon Cube, joined by local talents Praw and Lsyndrome. Presented by Bassis, the night promises deep rhythms and underground energy. B400, Beamcube
Tropic City’s next Friend Shift features Nikki Barltrop and Erick Prince behind the bar from 8pm for one night only. Nikki brings foodie cred as General Manager overseeing Aksorn, Chop Chop, and Goldsmith and general BDE (big diva energy), while Erick is a globe-trotting travel writer and social media smooth-talker. Expect ‘80s-inspired cocktails, good vibes, and a mix of creative worlds colliding. Free entry, Tropic City
Morning raves are all the rage with the health conscious young folks these days. This party at Mami Rose with the Xoxo Society Brunch Party will kick off at 11am and feature a disco DJ, brunch, mimosas, and more. More info here, Mami Rose
See ya Sunday upstairs at P.J. O’Brien’s in Phra Khanong for some improvised silliness. Hosted by Andrew and The Comedy Club Bangkok, the night is open to experienced improvisers ready to jump in. Names are drawn from a hat to form scenes and teams in two rounds of unscripted fun. Sign-up starts at 7:15pm. More info here, The Level Up Comedy Club
Every Sunday afternoon electronic musicians and beatmakers come together for an open jam session focused on freestyle dance and experimental sounds. Bring your own gear, plug in, and join the rotation, everyone shares the desk and takes turns on the clock, switching between leading and following the rhythm. It’s casual collaborative fun. Free entry, Noise House Lat Phrao
This Sunday from 7pm to midnight, head to the Lounge Area of Speakerbox for a night of deep bass and dub rhythms with DJs Kaztet D, Jah Brunsdon, and the Headspace Collective. Powered by the Headspace Sound System, the vibes are heavy and everyone’s welcome. Free entry, Speakerbox
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