6 things you can do this weekend to stay sane
Learn how to grow your own food, utilize your dwindling stockpile in a cocktail workshop, listen to live DJs or join an online Hockney art class.
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ART
Online Art & Wine Adult Class - Hockney (Canvas & Acrylics)
Join Paron School of Art for this online, live video class, which will teach you how to recreate David Hockney’s colorful works with acrylics on canvas (May 1) or Picasso’s Portraits with pastels (May 2).
May 1 and 2, 4:30-7:30pm. Zoom. Advance registration required. B1,600, including all art materials (delivered to your home)
COMEDY
Credit: Stagetme Comedy Club
Craig Campbell Live-Stream
Get some laughs at Stagetime Comedy Club’s live-stream, featuring Canadian stand-up comedian Craig Campbell.
May 2, 8pm. Facebook Live
MUSIC
Credit: ZudRangMa Records
ZudrangLam Radio : No. 009
Tune into this radio collaboration between Studio Lam and Zudrangma Records for tunes from Rob Manga and Maarten Goetheer.
Apr 24, 6pm. On the website
LYTE ROOM Vol.002
Party collective Blaq Lyte teams up with Suburb Sound for a night of minimal sounds with live DJs.
Apr 30, 5pm. Youtube
CLASSES
At Home With Six Senses: Live from the Farm with Pimjai
Get tips on the quickest and easiest way to grow your own food at home with this self-sufficient living workshop lwd by Pimjai Doungnate, sustainability manager from Six Senses Yao Noi.
May 2, 4pm. Facebook Live
Online Cocktail Workshop
Even if you can’t get the supplies you need right now, you can still join this cocktail workshop led by The Hive Hong Kong.
May 1, 6:00pm. Zoom and Facebook Live. Free with registration
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