Events

Festival season kicked off this month with Wonderfruit returning for the second time in 2017.

BANGKOK — Artists interpret anxieties, complexities and tensions throughout Asia and beyond through art at an exhibition opening Saturday.

BANGKOK — An American R&B-soul-pop quartet known for 90s hit song “I Swear” will bring throwback tidbits to Bangkok as they perform in the city in August.

As mentioned here last week, the next few weekends will be filled with spectacular outdoor festivals. This weekend alone will see Maya festival and Wonderfruit going off. However traveling to these outdoor fests may not be so convenient for some of you, so for those of you who decide to stay in Bangkok here are some events you should check out.

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.

BANGKOK — A Russian-themed festival in Siam Paragon that ran Friday through Sunday drew those who longed for a taste of the largest country in the world.

BANGKOK — Expect to hear a lot of c-bombs at a stand-up show coming early next year.

BANGKOK — Two years ago police vans became large canvases for anti-government protesters, who painted them with wrathful words and the colors of the flag.

BANGKOK — After making a hell of a lot of noise and becoming well-regarded members of the city’s underground music scene, Degaruda will say goodbye to their fans this month after five years of music.

HAMBURG, Germany (AP) — The draw ceremony for the European Championship in men's soccer was disrupted by unexplained noises that competed for attention with...