Mobilized by Hashtags, More Verdict Protests Planned at Universities
BANGKOK — Using social media as a mobilization tool, students at a dozen universities on Tuesday announced rallies at their campuses to protest a court verdict that dissolved a key opposition party.
Vocalist ‘Albert Posis’ Coming to Bangkok in April
BANGKOK — Straight from San Diego, Filipino-American vocalist Albert Posis is staging his first-ever international show in Thailand in April.
‘Very Fest’ Lineup for March is Out: Joji, Niki, Bruno Major
BANGKOK — The major headliners for this year’s Very Festival on March 14 include an Indonesian diva, Japanese-Australian R&B artist, and indie Britpop singer.
Free Mental Health Workshops for Thai Teens in February
BANGKOK — In a city where counselling sessions can run for thousands of baht per hour, free mental health workshops for teens will run for four therapeutic days.
Meet Half-Mochi, Half-Rabbit ‘Usagyuuun’ and Mascot Friends This Weekend
BANGKOK — Everyone’s favorite fast-paced rabbit is coming to Thailand this weekend to pump up local fans.
Go on a Gallery-Hopping Date This Valentine’s Day
BANGKOK — Instead of bankrupting yourself with that price-hiked Valentine’s Day dinner, set the romantic mood with your crush at one of more than 70 galleries with free admission.
Take a Break from PM2.5 at Bangkok Design Week 2020 (Photos)
BANGKOK — A dome of anti-pollution plants downtown is part of an annual showcase of Thailand’s creative minds.
Where to Welcome Year of the Rat in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Whether you’re into snacking on deep fried pork while watching Chinese acrobats and lion dances, sipping on craft cocktails in your bespoke qipao, or cheering to teen girl idols, there’s something for everyone in Bangkok for Chinese New Year this Saturday.
Kumamon to Visit Thai Fans This Weekend at Iconsiam
BANGKOK — One of Japan’s most beloved mascots, Kumamon, is coming to wiggle wackily while promoting his prefecture’s produce this weekend at Iconsiam.
Eco-Design, Art, Workshops Collide at Bangkok Design Week 2020
BANGKOK — A well-designed chair, public transport station, and green spaces are the keys to better living in Thailand – at least, that’s the message of the upcoming art festival.
