Arts & Culture

BANGKOK — Cool weather could be gone at any moment, so it will be best to savor it while we can. Here is a list of things to do while temperatures in Bangkok still revolve around the 20 degree.

BANGKOK — Dress up as an operatic warrior or blushing court lady at an interactive museum exhibition on Chinese opera next week.

BANGKOK — Miss the Boy and the beer? It’s back.

BANGKOK — A policeman, civil servant, doctor and businessman took the stage in heavy grease paint to represent the assimilation of Thailand’s Chinese immigrants in traditional opera Monday night at the Sanam Luang.

BANGKOK — Believe it or not, there’s more to watch next month than “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.”

BANGKOK — Night owls go to the Malaysia Hotel for its khao tom or to continue drinking at dawn after tiptoeing out of nearby Wong’s. Gay travelers have known it as an affordable place to stay and pick up young Thai men.

Independent artists are shaking up the Thai music landscape which has long been dominated by two corporate labels. This short film leaps onto the stage and gets face-to-face with some of the musicians taking their sounds out of the capital and across the country.

It was 1974. Thailand’s civil rights movement was in full swing when Thatchai “Tong” Obtong was sold by his parents for 5,000 baht. He was 7.

BANGKOK — Cities are forever molting, shedding skins of concrete, glass and steel to make way for new growth. Those who scurry across them regularly...

November means cooler weather and a return to what Bangkok does best – have fun after dark. It’s the perfect weather for the beer gardens and outdoor music festivals which crop up this time of year.