Just like the Taylor Swift lyric, August sipped away like a bottle of wine, and here we are celebrating our first weekend of September. Spend that hard earned paycheck on a K-drama soundtrack concert at Lido Connect or join the hot and wild crew at Novotel Bangkok Platinum for a pool party. For these cultured types we have hotel art fairs, book swaps, and Marie Antoinette by ballet. All that and more starting now. 

 

Baccarat is back for the fifth installment of their Nerdy Night, featuring three DJs hitting you up all night with tech house beats. The theme for the night is “School of Nursing” so interpret that liberally. B500, Baccarat

 

For all you art lovers and creatives, Ari Art Week is back for its second edition. This time hosted at Josh Hotel and spanning from Thursday right through the weekend, you’ll get to enjoy selected arts and craft workshops and a pool party session with live DJs. More info here, Josh Hotel

 

All aboard? The book fair in Bangsue Grand Station has finally arrived. This year, the event has compiled a variety of genres including translated fiction, mystery, children’s books, manga, psychology, history, and more. Discounts go up to 80%, and the event will be running through Sunday. More info here, Bangsue Grand Station

 

It’s not just Josh Hotel that’s dishing out artsy events this weekend. For their 8th edition of Hotel Art Fair, Intercontinental Bangkok Sukhumvit is putting on an exhibition with an huge showcase of music and contemporary art. More info here, InterContinental Bangkok Sukhumvit

 

If you’re going out on a weekday, make it count. Known for their Mediterranean dishes and generous selection of cocktails and wine, Oskar Bistro is bringing back its X-Rated event with a promise to deliver “hotter than ever” performances. More info here, Oskar Bistro.

 

Hosted by the inimitable sultry songbird Jade from Madame Rouge, Yankii returns for its regular Friday karaoke night. And it’s not just the tunes and the drinks, Madame Rouge brings her talented friends in for a little fun. More info here, Yankii Robatayaki & Bar

 

Chef Pakorn “Tan” Kosiyabong and GranMonte Vineyard & Winery join hands for a Goat x Rabbit Wine Dinner. GOAT and Rabbit represent their respective compatible Chinese zodiac signs which translates into creative Thai-Chinese gastronomy and fine wine pairing. More info here, GOAT Bangkok. 

 

Hamburger Studio is having a three day clearance sale at Samyan’s community space Slowcombo. To spice up your retail therapy experience, they’ve also got a mystery box, bag it up challenge, fashion bingo, and a BOGO promotion. More info here, Hamburger Studio 
 

Treat yourself at the end of the week with a Four Hands Dinner at Khum Hom. Led by chef Pom Thanarak and Chef Ian Kittichai, the six course menu serves up that blend of Sino-Thai culinary delights with an optional wine pairing. More info here, Khum Hom

 

The decorated Indian Accent with rave reviews from Conde Nast and Time Magazine has landed a residency at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Be one of the first to try out this New Delhi restaurant at the opening Friday. More info here, Anantara Siam Bangkok
 

With Speakerbox gone (for now), Noise House is more important than ever. Doors open at 3pm for an art market and exhibition, and three local bands, Wisas, canyouhearcloud, Pigaand, and Napan, will be playing for the first Noise Art Local event. More info here, Noise House 

 

If you haven’t been to Allso Bar yet, you’re missing out on a space that stays open late and is making South Thonglor cool. Their recent speed-friending events have been pretty epic. Get a number, an ice-breaker card, and mingle with new people. More info here, Allso Bar

 

“Full House”, “Descendants of the Sun”, “Crash Landing on You”, “Itaewon Class”, and more are all ready for you at Lido Connect. If you’re a fan of these K Dramas, get yourself a ticket to a live instrumental music show for your fav soundtrack. More info here, Lido Connect

 

 

“Let them eat ballet.” Marie Antoinette’s story is told through choreography by the award-winning Thierry Malandain and includes classical tracks like Symphony No.6 and Dance of the Blissful Spirits. More info here, Thailand Cultural Center

 

Going late, Novotel Bangkok Platinum is bringing a neon techno pool party to their rooftop—kickstarting with some melodic tunes and turning up to hardcore beats as the sun sets. Don’t worry about the drizzle as there will be sheltered areas available. More info here, Novotel Bangkok Platinum

 

The tarot reading session is back at Haven Cocktail Bar. Curious about what’s coming for you this Virgo season? Sip some cocktails and wait for your fortune to be read free of charge. Seats are limited so it’s best to put in a reservation. More info here, Haven Cocktail Bar.
 

Switching up their brunch gigs, Tina’s is swapping their blues sesh for a drag brunch this weekend. Stuff your belly with authentic New Orlean grub and a side of extravagant entertainment. More info here, Tina’s
 

Sunday nights are for winding down and getting ready for the week. Join Project R feat. Dena, a modern jazz band redefining the perimeters of its genre, at Groovin High Jazz Bar and Cafe. More info here, Groovin High Jazz Bar and Cafe

 

Bibliophiles can hit up Eden Cafe on Sunday starting at 1pm to ignore that little voice in their head that tells them they already have too many books you haven’t read. It’s a book swap at a nice spot for quick bites and drinks. Free entry, Eden Cafe 

 

Late risers, start your day right with Bangkok’s Sunday brunch. The buffet spread features seafood, authentic Thai dishes like khanom jeen nam ya poo, and some homemade ice cream for dessert. More information here, So Bangkok