Frothy Cocktails in the Lab, DJs on the Slab at Phuket’s ‘Z1mplex’
Oh, Phuket. Jacked-up prices, watered-down Thai food and sleazy nightlife. These are the things that come to mind. But if you're heading down south...
Check Inn 99 Lands Bigger, Better Home (With Rooftop)
BANGKOK — After staging a series of farewell parties last week and checking out from its 59-year venue, one of Bangkok’s oldest nightclubs will reopen not so far away with upgraded facilities.
Notes From the Underground, Vol. I
Let's trace the source of Bangkok's club scene back to the turn of the millennium and a place called Cafe Democ.
No One Hurt as Fire Destroys Bangkok’s ‘Funky Villa’ Nightclub
BANGKOK — A popular nightclub in the heart of Bangkok’s entertainment district burned down early this morning, though there’s no report of any casualty.
Vanishing Bangkok: Say Farewell to One of Bangkok’s Oldest Nightclubs
BANGKOK — Another piece of Bangkok history will bite the dust when a nightlife fixture of six decades shuts down July 2.
Art/Music/Booze: Speedy Grandma Reborn to Host Saturday Party
BANGKOK — After four months in hibernation, the white-haired lady behind a Charoen Krung shophouse-bar-gallery will open her doors again Saturday night.
Regulars, newbies and...
Happy Jamiversary: Underground Art Bar to Throw Free Party
BANGKOK — Bar-cafe-gallery Jam will celebrate its fourth birthday by doing what it does best: Hosting its extended family of friends for a night of edgy music and digital art.
Retro Street Party: Swing Dancers to Storm Charoen Krung
BANGKOK — If you missed the 100-plus crowd of vintage swing kids doing the Charleston around a Nakhon Pathom pagoda to jazz music earlier this year, then Lindy hop over to Charoen Krung Road later this month.
OhMyDog Fest: Bands, Burgers, Beer and Poets at Whiteline
BANGKOK — Earfuls of live music, comedy and spoken word from a fistful of bands and performing artists will fill three nights of an underground Silom Road art venue this weekend.
Say Goodbye to Night Market Vendors on Silom Road
BANGKOK — Silom Road’s famous Night Market was given a death sentence Thursday, as it was named the next target of City Hall’s ongoing cleanliness and order campaign.
