Neon Night Market Opens Thursday
BANGKOK — A new downtown market will light up Thursday evening with more than 900 cafes, bars and restaurants on 10-rai of land.
Flight and Plight of Rohingya Captured in Photos
BANGKOK — Over the years, there were times Saiful Huq Omi felt documenting Rohingya fleeing persecution from Myanmar was an exercise in futility that he wanted to stop.
See 6 Free Very Human Tales at Indie Cinema
BANGKOK — In 1988, more than 100 Vietnamese refugees were stranded in the Pacific Ocean for 37 days. By the time they were rescued by Filipino fishermen, almost half had died.
Royal Crematorium Design Unveiled (PHOTOS)
BANGKOK — Designs for a crematorium, royal chariot and other facilities situated around the royal funeral pyre for King Rama IX were unveiled Monday.
Done in 60 Seconds: Submissions Open For Mini Film Fest
BANGKOK — A call’s gone out for filmmakers to submit their work in any style for an upcoming festival with one catch: They only have 60 seconds to tell the story.
Go Cherry Picking at Jim Thompson Farm This Cool Season
NAKHON RATCHASIMA — Taste the Isaan life and see fields of pink flowers, pumpkin patches, silkworms, antique wooden houses and more starting next month.
Cool Date: Enjoy Free German Films on One Classy Lawn
BANGKOK — The winds of a changing year bring seasonally cool breezes and the perfect weather for movie-watching under the stars.
I Was Born In the Reign of Rama IX: The Series
Thursday concluded a primetime soap series glorifying His Majesty the Late King, with multiple storylines blending fact and fiction.
Return to Rice: See Farm-Born Director’s Trilogy on Rural Life and Music Free Saturday
NAKHON PATHOM — Thai farmers suffered even before the recent plunge in rice prices.
Cash ‘Flow’ Issues Force Bangkok Surfing Joint Out of Business
BANGKOK — Urban surfers got bad news as Flow House Bangkok, the capital’s only beach club and surfing center, has announced it will close later this month.
