With the temperature rising (and the smog hitting us hard) the New Year spirit is dying down, but BK is stocking up, as usual, a list of day to night escapades take the hitch out of your giddyup. 

 

The “Gazillion Bubble Show” is back at Rachadalai Theatre, guaranteed to wow you with theatrical performance artist Fan Yang who currently holds the Guiness World Record for creating a bubble that can cover 181 people. The show will be in Bangkok from Jan 18-21. Tickets here, Rachadalai Theatre

 

The hit daytime variety cooking show “Krua Khun Toi” is gathering over 50 restaurants to try at Central Westville, G Floor. The zone showcases four distinct restaurants: sun dried meat from Lan Pad Dad Diew, shrimp paste fried rice from Thai Krung Khao Kao Kluk Kapi, tonkotsu from Katsu Katsu, Italian pasta from Spaghetti House 789, and more—open until Jan 23. Free Entry, Krua Khun Toi

 

Here, TGIF is short for “Thank God It’s Flea Market”. Taking place from Jan 15-21, the event will focus on Thai fashion and jewelry brands. Update your wardrobe with some trendy items at Central World. Free Entry, Central World 

 

Sip some wine away at fusion restaurant Charmkrung, the recent spin off from the beloved Charmgang. Located at Talad Noi, artisanal vino importers Wine Garage and Hong Kong’s natural wine importer La Cabane will be presenting some exclusive pairings with the venue’s vibrant spice infused dishes like the beef cheek massaman and Phuket-style roast duck. Bookings here, Charmkrung

 

If you haven’t heard, Jam is back in a big way. And this Friday they’re putting on their famous bathroom singing. Pop a squat on the john of joy and belt out tunes like you were born to do it. Free entry, Jam

 

Bangkok Block Party returns after a four year pandemic hiatus. This time around, they’re hosting the event from Jan 19-20 at Beam Club Thonglor. Expect some delicious comfort food from Uncle G’s Hot Dog, Gallerie Pizza, Sor’s Sliders, and some Isaan bites from Nua Nuas. And it wouldn’t live up to Beam’s party rep without some booze and three stages of non-stop tracks from artists around the world. Tickets here, Beam Thonglor

 

Vivin Grocery is doing their regular cheese buffets with a focus on Thai cheese. For this four-hour all-you-can-eat sesh, get yourself a platter of charcuterie with some bread and organic salads for a fromage feast. Tickets here, Vivin Grocery

 

Lupin bar unveils its revamped venue with a grand opening concert featuring Thai singer Sarah Salola. Gaining popularity with her song covers on TikTok, the artist garnered the attention of young fans with her single “Gamble” hitting over one million views on youtube. Tickets here, Lupin

 

All the way from Australia, DJ and producer Moji—known for techno beats and collaboration works with Revealed Recordings, NCS, and Spinnin’s Records—will be taking over Bangkok’s night club, Spaceplus. Tickets here, Spaceplus

 

Highlighting the local art scene, GroundControl partners up with MMAD Mass Gallery to exhibit the works of twelve up and coming creatives: BOUBOY, Canyouhearcloud, Cerebrum_art.original, CHET, Coma, GTB Gothboy, JARB, KAMEIS, Lanmita, Mariko Toey, MY MAYO and Sleepybeee. Free Entry, MMAD Mass Gallery

 

Get your cup of coffee for the day and come hang out with furry friends at the Adoptable Puppy Cafe. All these adorable pups are open for adoption, but no pressure. It’s still a great opportunity to learn more about animal fostering and volunteer work. Free entry, The Adoptable Puppy Cafe
 

This weekend, T Park Sai 2 is hosting a carnival funfair that includes classic games such as hoop throwing, basketball, and high striker for those of you who want to test your strength. There will also be some F&B booths with traditional Thai cuisines in store. Free entry, T Park Sai 2
 

At the philanthropic Bar Na, the venue is cooking some good time with “La Tacoteca” combining tacos with some groovy beats from Pam Anantr and El Hijo Del Maiz. Tickets here, Bar Na

 

American artist, DJ, and electronic music producer Alex Wilcox is bringing his triple threat to the queer underground community space “Non Non Non.” Recognized for his swift switch up of the genres, Wilcox is sure to turn it up on the dance floor. Tickets here, Non Non Non

 

James Hype, famous for his chart topping song “Ferrari,” is pumping some house, tech house, and bass house beats through the speakers at the Onyx. As one of the biggest names from the UK, Hype has experience touring around the world including festivals like Tomorrowland, EDC & Ultra Music Festival. Tickets here, Onyx

 

The 420 cruise is back again. No one knows when (or if) recreational use of cannabis will be overturned, so you may as well enjoy the party while we can. The 420 cruise is packed with live music, performances, and a green market to stock up on fresh buds and smoking accessories. Tickets here, Bangkok Island 

 

From 3-11pm, the rooftop of Fortune Town Rama 9 is transforming into one of the biggest hip hop festivals of the season. Lights, sounds, rhymes, and action from more than 50 of the country’s top rappers. Tickets here, Fortune Town
 

Click your heels three times and teleport to The Neighbourhood’s outdoor movie screenings. This month’s genre calls for some classic musical sing-a-longs like Charlie and the “Chocolate Factory” (1971), “Annie” (1999), and “The Wizard of Oz” (1939), which will be playing this Sunday. Free Entry, The Neighbourhood
 

Must Wine Bar is launching a “Must Cook” series that will partner with star chefs for some fun innovations. For its first go, the venue collaborates with Chef Shunsuke Shimomura from the Michelin star Resonance restaurant for some a la carte dishes. Tickets here, MUST Wine Bar