Lennon's
Rosewood Bangkok's vinyl-minded bar, where records and cocktails shape an evening above Phloen Chit.
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Rosewood Bangkok's vinyl-minded bar, where records and cocktails shape an evening above Phloen Chit.
A major convention venue for book fairs, gaming festivals, exhibitions and other large public events.
An upstairs Silom club drawing local and touring electronic selectors into a concentrated late-night programme.
A flexible concert and event hall on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, used for visiting bands and festival nights.
A rooftop bar at Kimpton Maa-Lai with skyline views and a current food programme connecting Latin American and Thai flavours.
A Chinatown river pier used for regular boat travel and some separately organised event departures.
The large events hall above ICONSIAM, where concerts, fan events and cultural programmes share a riverside address.
An RCA club with trance, techno and guest DJ nights that run well beyond dinner time.
A Lang Suan jazz bar with a theatrical interior inspired by the atmosphere of the 1920s.
A theatre above Siam Square One, hosting concerts, stage programmes and intimate fan events in central Siam.
The Muang Thong Thani arena used for major international tours, Thai concerts and large fan events.
A Silom nightlife address hosting club nights and themed parties in the city's LGBTQ+ bar district.
A Cuban-inspired nightlife spot known for its telephone-booth entrance and dance-oriented evenings.
A live-event hall in The Street Ratchada complex, used for touring bands and special fan programmes.
Muang Thong Thani's exhibition halls host fairs, fan conventions and concert configurations separate from the arena.
A converted river barge for bands, DJs, markets and cultural gatherings on the Chao Phraya.
A house museum linking historic Thai objects, contemporary art and sculpture gardens through Sermkhun Kunawong's collection.
A garden-facing bar at Sindhorn Kempinski, with live jazz and an evening setting built for lingering.
A Decho Road club focused on techno and psytrance, with programmes led by local and visiting collectives.
A contemporary art centre beside the Jim Thompson House, with exhibitions that reach beyond the house museum's collection.
A dedicated live entertainment hall within the BITEC complex, used for concerts and large fan gatherings.
A contemporary gallery in the N22 Art Warehouse, showing Thai and international artists away from the main museum circuit.
A standalone Muang Thong Thani performance venue used for concerts and fan meetings.
A Mahachai Road gallery with a contemporary programme spanning pop imagery, urban art and surreal worlds.