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 30 July – 5 August 2024.
Although the seasons change, it will always be Donna Summer. This week in Bangkok, we have a disco party to head to, along with birthday bashes, international bar takeovers, and more. If you have no plans yet, here’s your excuse to go out. Treat this as a checklist if you’re up for a good time.
[Hero and featured Image credit: Rabbit Hole]
What to do in Bangkok: 30 July – 5 August 2024
Nusara’s four-year and Nuss Bar’s first-year anniversary parties
30 July, 6-9pm
Prepare for trouble, and make it double. Nusara, No. 3 on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2023, and Nuss Bar, featured on the 50 Best Discovery, are throwing birthday parties at the same time. Alongside resident stars Chef Ton and Neung Ronnaporn, they’re also welcoming Chef Peter Cuong Franklin from Ho Chi Minh for the celebration.
You can find more information at Nusara.
Chef Tae Worathon of Kavee kitchen takeover at Spice Market
1-4 August, 6-10.30pm
When it comes to showcasing Thai ingredients through gastronomy, Chef Tae has never let us down. For a limited time only, he’ll be taking over the Kitchen at Anantara Siam’s Spice Market, presenting spice-packed seasonal Thai cuisine in five courses. Highlights include smoked catfish with cream of fried shallots and tamarind gel, as well as river prawn served with bird chilli emulsion and Thai black olive crumbs.
You can find more information at Spice Market.
‘From Disco to Disco’ party at W Bangkok
3 August, 8pm onwards
Disco never died, it has been stayin’ alive and well since it was born. Feel the night fever as the ‘From Disco to Disco’ party comes back to the W Lounge. DJs are ready to spin, performers are ready to entertain you all night — you just grab a drink and be ready to feel mighty real. Pick your best company, arrive in your best disco attire, and light the disco inferno.
You can find more information at From Disco to Disco.
‘Soul Food, Good Life’ sustainable community event at The Corner House
3-4 August, 10am-10pm
Charoenkrung’s century-old community space The Corner House is being taken over by a whole lot of vendors with the same goal in mind: sustainability. Find something from Earth House to eat, fuel up with coffee from CRANE Coffee Roaster, shop vegan products from L’ATELIER DE HERB and Uncle Ree Farm, and so much more. Workshops are also available in both Thai and English, including making your own vegan makeup powder, free-writing for self-care, and more.
You can find more information at The Corner House.
Chiang Mai takes over Rabbit Hole
3 August, 8pm onwards
Taste the Chiang Mai magic as the team of Midlife Crisis CNX and The White Rabbit speakeasy takes over Rabbit Hole. The two staples of the Chiang Mai bar scene are not known only for their inventive drinks, but for their warm hospitality (that’s code for a lot of shots incoming). Eight cocktails, one night only.
You can find more information at Rabbit Hole.
Frank Shen and Leon Tan of Laut guest shift at Dry Wave Cocktail Studio
4 August, 7pm-midnight
Singapore’s Laut closed down prematurely due to the pandemic, but they’re back and bolder than ever. Inspired by the diverse ingredients of Southeast Asia, their drinks offer a new dimension to the drinks we’re familiar with. And who would be able to represent them better than the co-founders? Catch Frank and Leon as they come to shake things up at Dry Wave for one lively evening.
You can find more information at Dry Wave Cocktail Studio.
“Urban Collectibles 2024” Mango Art Festival at Public House
3-4 August, 11am-9pm; grand opening on 2 August, 6pm
If you have your eye on urban art, this year’s Mango Art Festival will take you on a joyride. Over 100 local and international artists come together to make this event possible, filling Public House with artworks, collectibles, prints, art toys, and a whole lot more. If you like them, take some collectibles home with you — it’s the perfect way to support these artists.
You can find more information at Mango Art Festival.
Industry Night at The Pickwicks Chronicles
5 August, 9pm-midnight
Meet your industry favourites and take in the lively atmosphere at The Pickwicks Chronicles at their industry night. This time around, two Jameson Brand Ambassadors Maeve Gleeson and Moa Chadcha will be working their magic behind the bar for one night only.
You can find more information at The Pickwicks Chronicles.
“What’s Up Dawg” new loaded hot dogs at 25 Degrees Bangkok
Until 31 August, open 24/7
25 Degrees gives us yet another reason to go back as they debut the “What’s Up Dawg” menu, featuring hot dog buns loaded to the brim with classic flavours and exciting twists. The classic smoked pork sausage with relish can’t be beaten, but chilli dogs are a fun switch-up, or perhaps you’d be enticed to try “The Greek” with lamb sausage, fresh veggies, and coriander yoghurt, as well as “The Late Night Hog Dog,” with pork sausage, sauerkraut, onion rings, and French mustard.
You can find more information at 25 Degrees 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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