There are always exciting events happening every week in the city. Make sure you’re in the know of hot events, and things to do in Bangkok with our weekly round-up. Here’s what to do in Bangkok this 22-28 October 2024.
As we actively manifest the rain to stop falling, there are worse cities to be stuck inside. Whether you’re looking for live jazz, a kitchen pop-up, a pizza party, and more, there are so many things to do in Bangkok this week.
[Hero and featured image credit: The Fig Lobby]
What to do in Bangkok: 22-28 October 2024
Last call to book Shane Delia’s pop-up at Siam Kempinski Hotel
Until 23 October
From the acclaimed Maha Restaurant, Melbourne, Shane Delia is a familiar face in the restaurants business. With his “Unrestricted Middle Eastern Cuisine,” he set out to elevate Middle Eastern flavours with modern techniques, which you can try out at Siam Kempinski for a limited time. Highlights include Macaroon Bil Toum made with Hokkaido Scallops and pine nut burnt butter, Roasted Coral Trout served with spiced Shirazi and orange reduction, and his Dry-aged Duck Breast.
You can find more information at Siam Kempinski Hotel.
Alternative pop rock night at Bar251
24 October, 10pm-midnight
Ekkamai’s favourite live music spot Bar251 is switching things up from the usual smooth jazz to the energetic sounds of alternative pop rock performed by Run Baby Run for one night only. Capacity is very limited, so grab your friend and book in advance.
You can find more information at Bar251.
BKK Plant-Based Fair 2024 at the EmQuartier
25-27 October, 10am-10pm
Here’s a fair for those looking to support the cruelty-free lifestyle. The event features over 40 vegan food stalls and products to take home, cultural shows, workshops, live music, and a whole lot more. Located on G Floor, entry is completely free of charge.
You can find more information at Vtopia.
Backyard pizza and wine party at Chim Chim
26 October, 2-7pm
Chim Chim is taking advantage of the slightly cooler time of year and throwing a backyard party. They’re serving up five hours of artisanal pizzas from their kitchen along with wines from Wine Garage. Guests can also compete in the wine pong section, and vibe to the DJ spinning throughout the night.
You can find more information at Chim Chim.
Art Battle Bangkok: Live painting showdown at The Fig Lobby
26 October, 7pm onwards
Art Battle Bangkok is back at The Fig Lobby. 12 talented artists face off for the grand prize. They’ll be paired off and provided just 20 minutes to create a better piece than their opponents. If you like it, there will be a silent auction to take home these original art works.
You can find more information The Fig Lobby.
Bule of Modernhaus guest shift at Firefly Bar
26 October, 8pm onwards
Mid-century-modern-themed bar Modernhaus is a favourite of Jakarta locals, serving up inventive drinks, fun classic twists, and a side of live music. Let Bule tell you all about the place as he shakes up a storm at Firefly Bar for one night only.
You can find more information at Firefly Bar.
Master Peng Yong of Shangri-La Chengdu kitchen takeover at Shang Palace Chinese Restaurant
27 October – 2 November, 11.30am-3pm; 6-10pm
Resident Master of Shangri-La, Chengdu Peng Yong serves up Sichuan cuisine that makes his guests leave with a smile, and he’s looking to do the same as he stays at Shang Palace, Shangri-La Bangkok for a limited time. Highlights include Chicken Mousse Consommé, Kung Pao Boston Lobster, Mapo Tofu with Wagyu.
You can find more information at Shangri-La Bangkok.
Tarot card reading sessions at Gigi Eatery Ekkamai
27 October, 12-4pm
While you’re having a great time gorging down your brunch favourites at Gigi, Jan Natasha will be coming to take a glimpse into your future through tarot cards. If you’re looking to spice up your brunch game with a little magic, this it it.
You can find more information at Gigi Eatery Ekkamai.
‘A Tour in Spain’ Spanish wine dinner at IGNIV
28 October, 6pm onwards
Curated by Head Chef Arne Riehn, the special dinner at IGNIV takes you on a tour through the wine regions of Spain, including Cava, Rueda, Gran Canaria, Rioja Alavesa, and Tenerife. Each of the five courses will utilise the restaurant’s Swiss cuisine they’re known for, along with local Thai ingredients, paired with a Spanish wine.
You can find more information at IGNIV.
Celebrate Autumn with Pumpkin Spice Lattes at Cafe Madeleine
Until 31 October, 7am-7pm
As Brat Summer ends, autumn starts. Get into the fantasy with pumpkin spice lattes made with freshly-brewed espresso, milk, and, of course, pumpkin spice. Grab a cup and walk sensually down Chao Phraya river like you’re Adele in 2011, or sit comfortably at Cafe Madeleine and pair the drinks with their soul-soothing pastries.
You can find more information at Four Seasons Bangkok.
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Vichayuth Chantan
Digital Writer, Drinks and Dining
Writer by day, skinny legend by night, "Kook" Vichayuth works closely with Bangkok's F&B industry. His hobbies include bar-hopping, catching up with friends, and silently judging you from across the room.
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