5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (April 3 to 5)
Bangkok is offering a nicely varied weekend line-up, with a mix of immersive attractions, food and drink events, family-friendly entertainment, and music-led experiences. Whether you want something visual and relaxing, a casual afternoon out, or a livelier Sunday plan, plenty is happening across the city this weekend.
Here are five things to do in Bangkok this weekend
| Event | Date | Location | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glowing Ocean at Sea Life Bangkok | March 20 to September 20 | Sea Life Bangkok, Siam Paragon | An immersive aquarium experience with light and sound inspired by the ocean at night. |
| Bangcork Wine Fair at Two Palms Taproom | April 3 to 5 | Two Palms Taproom, Rattanakosin | A relaxed wine fair with more than 200 labels, tasting sessions, and DJs. |
| Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars at IMPACT Arena | Until April 5 | IMPACT Arena | A full-scale Disney ice show with skating, costumes, music, and stage effects. |
| Father of Loud Day at Marshall Livehouse | April 5 | Marshall Livehouse, Bangkok | A day, visitors can actually try famous Marshall amps on site and learn their history. |
| Swing dance night with live jazz at Lumphini Hall | April 5 | Lumphini Hall, Lumphini Park | A friendly Sunday night of live jazz, dance performances, and beginner swing classes. |
Glowing Ocean at Sea Life Bangkok
Date & Time: Running from March 20 to September 20, 2026, daily from 10am to 8pm. Last entry is at 7pm
Location: Sea Life Bangkok, B1 to B2 Floor, Siam Paragon
Price: Ticketed
Sea Life Bangkok’s new Glowing Ocean campaign is an easy standout this weekend, especially if you want something immersive and visually striking. The experience reimagines the aquarium with light and sound inspired by the mystery and beauty of the ocean at night, creating a different mood from the usual daytime visit. Rather than simply walking past tanks, visitors are invited into a more atmospheric journey that feels calmer, softer, and a little more magical.
The route has been designed to make the underwater world feel more alive after dark, with glowing elements, shifting lights, and sound effects that help bring the whole experience together. It is a good option for families, couples, or anyone looking for a weekend plan that feels a bit different from the usual Bangkok event line-up. The Siam Paragon location also makes it easy to pair with lunch, shopping, or a slower afternoon in the city.
Bangcork Wine Fair at Two Palms Taproom
Date & Time: Friday, April 3 to Sunday, April 5, 3pm to midnight
Location: Two Palms Taproom, Rattanakosin
Price: 700 to 1,500 baht
Bangcork Wine Fair looks like one of the easiest social plans of the weekend. The three-day fair brings together more than 200 wine labels from 15 vendors, along with DJs and tasting sessions in a setting that feels more relaxed than formal. It should appeal to anyone who enjoys food-and-drink events but does not want anything too serious or intimidating.
The old town setting adds to the charm, making this the sort of event where you can wander between stalls, try a few glasses of wine, and settle into the evening at your own pace. It feels casual, friendly, and well-suited to a weekend catch-up with friends.
Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars at IMPACT Arena
Date & Time: Running until Sunday, April 5
Location: IMPACT Arena
Price: 800 to 3,500 baht
Disney On Ice is back in Bangkok this weekend with Magic in the Stars, bringing a full arena production to IMPACT. The show features a wide mix of Disney characters and stories, with newer titles joining familiar favourites. It is clearly aimed at families, but the scale of the production means it can still feel special for adults too.
For anyone looking for a bigger outing this weekend, this is probably the most full-scale option on the list. Between the skating, costumes, music, and stage effects, it has the kind of polished, all-in spectacle that makes it feel like a proper event rather than just a casual day out.
Father of Loud Day at Marshall Livehouse
Date & Time: Sunday, April 5, from midday to 8pm
Location: Marshall Livehouse, Bangkok
Price: Free entry
This feels like a much fresher take on the weekend because it adds a different kind of energy to the list. The Marshall Livehouse is hosting Father of Loud Day on April 5 as part of a global celebration of Marshall founder Jim Marshall, and visitors can actually try famous Marshall amps on site rather than just look at them.
The line-up also includes a Marshall Amplified talk session from 5pm to 7pm, plus an exhibition tracing the brand’s history and a vinyl wall built around ten albums tied to Marshall’s identity.
Swing dance night with live jazz at Lumpini Hall
Date & Time: Sunday, April 5, from 5pm onwards
Location: Lumpini Hall, Lumphini Park
Price: Free entry
This could be the most charming event of the weekend. The swing dance night at Lumphini Hall brings together live jazz, dance performances, and free beginner-friendly classes, making it an easy one to join even if you have never danced before. Organised by the Jelly Roll Jazz Club, the atmosphere sounds warm and welcoming rather than overly polished or intimidating.
That is what makes it such a good Sunday pick. You do not need to bring a partner or have any experience. You can turn up, enjoy the music, and join in as much or as little as you like. It feels like a lovely way to end the weekend on a lighter note.
Bangkok has a good balance this weekend, from the glowing underwater world of Sea Life Bangkok to wine in the old town, arena-scale family entertainment, and music-filled Sunday plans. Whether you feel like keeping things simple or making more of a day out of it, there is enough here to suit a range of moods without making the weekend feel overplanned.
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