Amid the drizzle and heavy rain at times, it’s not a major obstacle for Bangkokians to venture out and have some fun. We’ve gathered a myriad of activities that will keep you busy and make your weekend enjoyable.

 

The White Lotus recently released their long-awaited Thailand trailer—sepia tones and all. It’s the best time for Join Mark Kamine, an Executive Producer of the White Lotus, for a night at the Neilson Hays Library to talk about the challenges facing modern-day Hollywood, war stories, and working with Emmy, Oscar, and Tony-winning movie and pop stars, as well as his recently published memoir about the film business. More info here, Neilson Hays Library

 

 

 

Christian Faulkner from Ikoyi London (No.43 in the World’s 50 Best) is expected to be at Chenin. He will be drawing inspiration from his extensive travels, deep connection to the sea, and passion for bold spices. He’ll be bringing unique and unforgettable flavors fused with both classic and modern techniques. More info here, Chenin BKK

 

 

Girls rule the world at Playlys this Thursday, so grab your crew and reserve a spot to get buy-one-get-one bottles of rose until 10pm and buy-two-get-one cocktails until 8pm to go with your tapas platter. Tickets here, Playlys 

 

 

Hit up the classic Brasserie 9 for their caviar night with free-flow Maison Prunier and boutique champagne by Estella Wine. You’ll get Wagyu beef tartare with your Oscietra caviar as well as oysters with your Baeri caviar. B5,900, Brasserie 9

 

 

Get ready for weekend vibes at Yaowarat from DJs and local artists, putting on an electrifying experience featuring local artists spinning the best of nu disco, oriental house, and minimal house beats. More info here, ASAI Bangkok.

 

 

The award-winning sci-fi love story "The Day I Found a Girl in the Trash," which has won multiple awards at European and American film festivals, is finally coming home to Bangkok where it was written. After the screening, there will be a Q&A and commentary session with the film's main actress and co-creator, Dagmara Brodziak. More info here, Prince Theatre Heritage Stay

 

 

Holler for shoegazers. Prepare to be shattered by the rattle of distinct sounds, diving into the all-consuming music of Meow Shoegazer, as well as Hochu Domoj at Lat Phrao’s best space for live music. More info here, Noise House Lat Phrao

 

 

 

WAHM is a live electronic duo blending diverse styles from metal and rock. Formed in 2019, they deliver high-energy performances with electronic beats and live instruments, and this week they’ll be hitting up the BAD Award Best Night club for a night of tunes. More info here, Sing Sing

 

 

 

Madi Kitchen Popup is back, bringing their loaded poke bowl to Madi Wine Bar. Pick your favorite from waikiki salmon poke to california salmon poke and enjoy with their wine selection of the month. More info here, Madi Wine Bar.

 

 

You may have heard the bad news. Speakbox is shutting down—for now. But, you still have time to check out the live music and one of Thonglor’s favorite spaces for local bands. This week, it’s experimental rock, post rock and shoegazer music. B300, Speakerbox

 

This one is for the kiddies. Get ready for a heartwarming journey with Hello Kitty. In a world filled with friendship, love, and endless surprises, the exhibition is found at Central World—so go expecting a crowd. Tickets here, Central World

 

 

Modular Electronic is back for another exquisite modular synth night at Jam, showcasing the best of Thailand in modular music and composition, a night like no other from the BAD Awards 2024 Best Music Bar winner. More info here, Jam

 

 

If you feel up for blues, Keith Nolan will be onstage at one of the city’s favorite spots for blues and jazz. Nolan has become an emblematic figure on the Bangkok music scene, and this little spot knows how to put on a show. More info here, Foojohn Jazz Club

 

 

 

Maria, the chic Phrakanong wine bar, is back with another Sing for Your Drink event. The jam sesh calls for drinkers and diners to unleash their inner diva. This time around, it’s all about the Y2K energy. So grab that mic in exchange for a free sip from 10:30 pm onwards. More info here, Maria Bar

 

 

You may have heard about the food and drinks at Sababa. But did you know about the art? This Sunday, the first edition of the Sababa art series features Farsis. The artist and fashion model will have her style and artwork on display, and you can stick around for special menu items and a live DJ set. Free entry, Sababa

 

 

It’s back to Decommune this weekend for eight DJs playing all night, culminating in work from the Sweden-born The Outsider, who has been on the international techno sphere since the 90s and is now a Bangkok staple. More info here, Decommune 

 

 

Did we mention Mother’s Day is right around the corner? We probably should. This weekend at Gigi Eatery in Asoke, bring your mom for a session of pizza making—and get a free pizza pie when you book. More info here, Gigi Eatery Asoke

 

 

Lhong 1919 is organizing an almshouse tribute to Mazu, the Chinese sea goddess. It’s a special occasion for people who want to learn more about Chinese culture, belief and faith. More info here, Lhong 1919