Dutch DJs/music producers fill the night with techno-house music.

 

 

The american DJ spins a set of electronic dance music.

 

 

A night of afro-jazz/funk from the London-hailing DJ.

 

Sep 28. Studio Lam, 3/1 Sukhumvit 51, 02-261-6661. Free

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The brand new goth-inspired bar hosts live soul music from Aey the Voice followed by a set from DJ Jenesis.

 

 

Noise artists Do Samwa and Tawan Squeezme perform at the closing party of Anon Chaisansook's exhibition.

 

 

Two nights of electronic music with the lineups of international DJs like W&W, KSHMR, Brennan Heart, MaRLo, Sam Feldt, Mija, San Holo, Bear Grillz, Maurice West and Nakadia

 

Sep 29. Live Park, Rama 9 Rd. B3,500

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Thonglor co-working space The Hive will be especially buzzing with entrepreneurial spirit thanks to its afternoon Meet the Crafters market. Some of the city's top artisans and craftspeople, including the folks behind Pure Luck Kombucha, R Studio, Simply Organic and Garden Atlas, will offer workshops and sell their wares, all from sun-dappled fifth-floor rooftop. 

 

Seven cool beverage importers—Smiling Mad Dog, Hopsession, Pacific B&B, Drinkable, Amber Spot, Captain Barrel and Beervana—show off their new, rare and unusual beers. Tickets on bit.ly/2yq4vu0.

 

 

Gig: Not Another Album Launch Show

 

The US-born soul and pop singer-songwriter performs alongside MC UNDA.

 

 

Dik Hairington and Jayknobb throw a vintage disco party.

 

 

A tribute night to Pink Floyd with psychedelic live music from indie artists like Dairy Pie and Bird Eat a Dog, a DJ set from Loong Loong, a discussion and art exhibition.

 

 

Punk rock from Ugoslabier, Jimmy Revolt, Anti Pants, Clockwork Motionless and Madman.

 

The Korean rapper visits Thailand as the part of his current world tour.

 

 

Rocker Pang Nakarin celebrates turning 50 with a concert.

 

 

Surachai Mawormkanong presents 20 paintings that have helped him deal with his depression and colorblindness.

 

 

The indoor market returns with trendy clothes and shoes at discounts of 50-90%.

 

 

The recurring vinyl fair arrives at the Thonglor community mall also promising record industry talks.

 

 

Rock bands Superbaker and Jelly Rocket headline this festival of film, art and music that originated in the south of Thailand.

 

 

Goethe-Insitut takes over Chinatown art space Cho Why with a series of talks on movements and changes in the art scene. From 4pm on Oct 1, speakers Thanom Chapakdee, Kamol Phaosavasdi and Arin Rungjang discuss how and why art events influence society (registration required).