What to do in Bangkok this weekend (August 29 to September 1)
The weekend is just around the corner, which means it’s almost time to enjoy all the wonderful happenings in Bangkok. From catching some live wrestling to treating yourself to some tasty cheesecake to checking out an exhibition, here are the best things to do in Bangkok this weekend, from August 29 to September 1.
Things to do in Bangkok this week (August 29 to September 1)
Weekly live sports schedule and Friday Football Free Flow at The Clubhouse Bangkok
When: Daily, 9.30pm to 12.00am. Sports screenings depend on game schedules.
Where: The Clubhouse Bangkok, 21/1-3 Soi Sukhumvit 23
If you’re looking for a place to unwind after a busy work day or to chill with friends on the weekend, The Clubhouse Bangkok is where you should be. As Bangkok’s premier sports bar, they regularly show live sports games all the time. This week, you can catch exciting events like the Premier League, English Championship, Scottish Premiership, Rugby Championship, F1 – Italian Grand Prix, NRL, and even some boxing (Nikita Tszyu vs Koen Mazoudier) on their big HD TVs and Sony HD projectors. If you’re into NFL or NCAA games, they will screen those upon request.
Sit on their outdoor terrace or air-conditioned bar, and be sure to indulge in some delicious food while watching your favourite teams. Their menu is packed with tasty international dishes like classic chicken parmigiana and their famous Clubhouse wrap. Plus, there are plenty of drinks to choose from. Think beers on tap, cocktails, and house wines.
For football fans, Fridays are special with their Friday Football Free Flow. You can sip unlimited Singha beer, house spirits, and house wines for two hours while enjoying AFL and NRL games. And if sports aren’t your cup of tea? No worries! Their cosy upstairs lounge is perfect for meetings or just hanging out with friends while playing some darts.
For the latest updates and sports event schedules, visit The Clubhouse Bangkok’s Facebook page.
Santo Slam at El Santo
When: Thursday, August 29, from 8.30pm
Where: El Santo, Novotel Living Bangkok Sukhumvit Legacy, Sukhumvit Soi 29
Looking for a fun way to boost your energy this Thursday? Head over to El Santo at Novotel Living Bangkok Sukhumvit Legacy for their Santo Slam! This special event features exciting live wrestling matches, music from DJ Lomoroom, and delicious Mexican food prepared by Chef Daniel.
Mexican Pop Up with Laura Cabrera at Chenin Bangkok
When: Wednesday, August 28 to Saturday, August 31, from 6.00pm to 10.00pm
Where: Chenin Bangkok, Sukhumvit Soi 31
Laura Cabrera kicked off her cooking career at the famous restaurant Noma and has since traveled the globe to pursue her culinary interests. And for five days, you can check out her creations at Chenin Bangkok. On the menu, you’ll find tasty options like Vuelve a la vida oysters; fish kink served with horseradish, kaffir lime, and habanero mayo; pipian verde made with fresh seasonal vegetables; and a delicious coconut tres leches dessert topped with mango.
F*nkytown x Delia x Dry Wave Cocktail Studio at F*nkytown
When: Thursday, August 29, from 7.00pm to 11.00pm
Where: F*nkytown, 39 Sukhumvit 37 Alley
Award-winning bartender Palm Supawit from the famous Dry Wave Cocktail Studio is joining forces with Chef Diego Zarco from the soon-to-open Delia Mexican Eatery. Together, they’ll take over F*nkytown for a special event that’s all about tasty Mexican menu and special cocktails.
COCO! at Smalls
When: Friday, August 30, from 9.00pm
Where: Smalls Bangkok, 186, 3-4 Suan Phlu 1 Alley
How much: Free entry
Coco is back at Smalls, and you can bet it will be packed! After spending four years in Bangkok, Coco built a strong reputation for herself and her band, Chocolate Pill, by performing at celebrity weddings and even playing at Princess Siri’s birthday party in 2019. She has had gigs at several upscale venues like The Sukhothai Hotel, The St. Regis Hotel, The FooJohn Building, Whisgars, The Peninsula Hotel, and, of course, Smalls.
Meat the Kitchen at The Meatchop Butcher & Spirits
When: Friday, August 30 to Saturday, August 31, from 7.00pm
Where: The Meatchop Butcher & Spirits, Sala Daeng 1, Silom
How much: 2,500++ THB per person, including 2 glasses of wine each
For all the meat lovers, join Chef Kong and the expert team at The Meatchop for an amazing 6-course meat omakase that features some of their top picks. You’ll get to enjoy delicious dishes like the 45-day dry-aged AUS Black Angus Prime Rib and Lamb T-Bone. Remember, there are only 8 seats available each day, so it’s a good idea to book your spot now!
Pastry Chef Jason Licker pop-up at Jua Bangkok
When: Friday, August 30 to Saturday, August 31, from 6.00pm to 12.00am
Where: Jua Izakaya Bangkok
Craving something sweet this weekend? You’re in luck because Pastry Chef Jason Licker, the mastermind behind the upcoming Sugar Daddy, is coming to Jua! He’ll be bringing his famous cheesecakes and having fun at the izakaya. You can look forward to delicious flavours like Thai tea, ube, matcha, and strawberry cheesecake.
Fragmented Reality: Selected Works from DC Collection Opening Reception at The Jim Thompson Art Center
When: Saturday, August 31, from 7.30pm to 9.00pm
Where: Event Space, 2nd Floor, Jim Thompson Art Center
The Jim Thompson Art Center is presenting “Fragmented Reality,” a contemporary art exhibition showcasing selections from the DC Collection, curated by Dr. Disaphol Chansiri. As a member of the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum’s Board of Trustees and Dean of the School of Digital Arts and Design at the University of Thai Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Disaphol brings a unique perspective to this exhibition.
“Fragmented Reality” explores how digital disruption and AI fragment our perception of reality. It presents works by local and international artists, including Olafur Eliasson, Yayoi Kusama, and Damien Hirst. Through diverse mediums such as paintings, sculptures, and installations, the exhibition delves into social, cultural, and environmental issues. The exhibition runs from August 31 to October 25, 2024, with an opening reception on August 31.
You Gotta Fight For Your Right To Party! (Jam 2.0 Farewell party)
When: Saturday, August 31, from 5.00pm
Where: JAM, 41 Soi Charoen Rat 1, Yan Nawa, Sathon
The second generation of Jam is set to bid farewell with one final, unforgettable event. You are invited to come as you are, enjoy the performances, and share in the community spirit. To show appreciation for all the support received over the years, the first keg of beer will be on the house.
The event promises a stellar lineup, including ZeitgeistS (TH) with their blend of psychedelic rock and stoner doom, Kota Amatuti Taki (JPN) with improvised soundscapes, Voxmachina (PT) fusing emotions and technology, and Kratom For Peace (BY/TH) delivering expressive guitar work mixed with beats. There’s also a surprise act in store.
Cactus Bazaar 1.9 at Paradise Park
When: Sunday, September 1, from 10.00am to 8.00pm
Where: Paradise Park 3fl. Beauty & Health zone
If you’re into cacti, don’t miss the Cactus Bazaar 1.9 happening this Sunday! Over 100 different cactus shops will be in one place, so you can browse and buy as many cactus as you want.
New Moon in Virgo – Intention & Integrity Workshop at The Green Room Yoga & Wellness Studio
When: Sunday, September 1, from 6.00pm
Where: The Green Room Yoga & Wellness Studio
How much: 1,111 THB per person
The new moon is in Virgo, so it’s the perfect time to focus on personal growth, wellness, and living with intention. Virgo’s energy is all about being organized, practical, and true to yourself. This exclusive 2-hour evening workshop is your opportunity to embrace Virgo’s grounding energy. Through a curated blend of reflective exercises, yoga, and mindfulness practices, you’ll be guided to refine your daily rituals, establish healthy routines, and set intentions that resonate with your core values.
Various international singers and bands are coming to our lovely city this year. Be sure to check out our updated list of concerts in Bangkok to look forward to in 2024!
