What to do in Bangkok this weekend (February 28 to March 2)
Wasn’t it just Valentine’s Day? Somehow, we’re already heading into March. Time’s moving fast, but don’t stress! This weekend in Bangkok is all about kicking back, eating well, partying hard, and maybe even squeezing in some shopping.
Need an excuse to get out? Planning the weekend for your crew? Either way, here are the 9 best things to do in Bangkok this weekend (February 28 to March 2), and yes, plenty of them won’t cost you a baht.
9 Things to do in Bangkok this weekend (February 28 to March 2)
In addition to the following events, plenty of international acts are coming! Check out our list of concerts in Bangkok to look forward to in 2025.
See Football Legends at Reignwood Icons of Football
Date & Time: Saturday, March 1 to Sunday, March 2
Location: Robinswood Clubhouse, Bangkok
Price: From 650 baht | VIP Packages available
Football legends are swapping the pitch for the fairway at the Reignwood Icons of Football, marking the first-ever edition of the global Icons Series in Thailand.
Over two days, 24 of the sport’s biggest names will compete in a fast-paced 10-hole matchplay format, featuring singles, fourballs, and greensomes. Team England, led by Lee Westwood, takes on Team World, captained by Sergio García, in what promises to be an intense battle.
Expect to see Premier League greats like Paul Scholes, John Terry, and Theo Walcott teeing off against international stars Luis Figo, Ruud Gullit, and Carlos Tevez.
Hospitality Packages
VIP hospitality tickets include platinum-standard dining, all-inclusive beverages, guest speakers, and live entertainment, with access to the 1st Tee Stadium and on-course VIP areas.
- Day ticket: 15,000 baht
- Weekend ticket: 28,000 baht
- Under 16 hospitality tickets: 50% off (maximum three per paying adult, proof of age may be required)
The Thaiger is offering 50% off VIP tickets, grab yours for 14,700 baht.
For more details, visit the official Icons of Football website and TicketMelon site.
A≠A: There is No Cure For Lack at GalileOasis Gallery
Date & Time: Friday, February 28 to Sunday, March 9
Location: GalileOasis Gallery, 535, 32 Soi Rong Rian King Phet, Thanon Phetchaburi, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400
Price: Free entry
If design, politics, and philosophy had a crossover episode, A≠A: There is No Cure For Lack would be it. This typography exhibition shows us how words shape the way we think, especially when it comes to politics.
Inspired by Soravis Jayanama’s book ’Cause We Are Lacking: The Politics of Enjoyment, the show breaks down the usual left-right, progressive-conservative divide and asks why we cling to these labels in the first place.
While the exhibition runs until March 9, be sure to swing by on March 1. Jayanama will host a talk and Q&A session (in Thai only), unpacking the ideas in his book and how they translate into visual form.
TAWFIRE ‘Bunterng Series’ at Siwilai Radical Club
Date & Time: Friday, February 28, from 9pm
Location: Siwilai Radical Club, 148 Thong Lo, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
Price: 300 baht (online) / 500 baht (at the door)
The Bunterng Series is wrapping up, and Tawfire is going out with a bang. This Friday, Siwilai Radical Club turns into a bass-heavy playground, with Meltmode, Rec ‘N Cue, Wildealer, and IYY on deck.
Expect deep, rolling low-end frequencies, sharp cuts, and high-energy blends designed to keep the orange dance floor moving all night.
Scenes from Afar at Neilson Hays Library
Date & Time: Saturday, March 1, from 7.30
Location: Neilson Hays Library, 195 Surawong Rd, Suriya Wong, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
Price: 300 baht (students) / 1,000 baht (NHL members) / 1,100 baht (regular)
Scenes from Afar by The Salaya Winds is the perfect event for those who love live music Saturday night. The setlist is a mix of Hungarian and American composers, so you’re in for a blend of old-school and modern sounds.
Ligeti’s Six Bagatelles opens the programme, followed by Alyssa Morris’ Dumbarton Oaks. Things get fun with Circus Etudes by Jeffrey Agrell, and after a quick break, they’ll close with Szervánszky’s Quintet for Winds.
Tickets are available online or at the door.
Mardi Gras Celebration at Paradise Lost
Date & Time: Saturday, March 1, from 6pm
Location: Paradise Lost, Siam@Siam Design Hotel, 865 Rama I Rd, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Price: Free entry
If you can’t make it to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, Paradise Lost is bringing the party to Bangkok. With A DJ and live saxophone, as well as masks, beads, and a few surprises along the way, fun is almost guaranteed.
The food is straight from the Big Easy, with four stations serving up classics. There’s Jambalaya, a spicy, smoky rice dish packed with sausage, chicken, seafood, and vegetables. Shrimp Étouffée, a rich, buttery stew over rice. Po’Boys, the ultimate Louisiana sandwich, stuffed with crispy fried seafood or roast beef smothered in gravy. And, of course, Beignets, which is deep-fried pillows of dough drowning in powdered sugar, best paired with a café au lait.
Drinks are just as fun. The Hurricane is the star. It’s fruity, dangerously strong, and pretty much required drinking. There’s also a Mango Strawberry Daiquiri for something tropical and smooth, or a Ramos Gin Fizz if you’re into creamy, citrusy cocktails.
La Fiesta Monita #15 – ‘La Quinceañera’
Date & time: Satuday, March 1, from 6pm
Location: La Monita Taqueria, Mahatun Plaza, 888/25-26 Phloen Chit Rd, Khwaeng Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Price: Free entry
La Monita Taqueria is turning 15, and they’re throwing a party with tacos, tequila, and tunes.
Food-wise, expect La Monita’s signature Mexican street food, plus some special edition tacos and dishes from Billy’s Smokehouse, Thai Niyom Cuisine, and Santiaga Mexican Cuisine. Drinks? Margaritas are a given, but a guest bartender will be mixing up one-night-only cocktails, so that’s worth showing up for.
The music lineup is stacked. We Hungry is taking over the decks with a mix of hip-hop, reggaeton, salsa, Afrobeats, and R&B.
On top of that, live performances include Khan from Thaitanium, a legend in Thailand’s hip-hop scene, along with Coco’s soulful jazz, Lilly V’s high-energy Latin beats, and Ample Soul’s smooth Bangkok sound.
Bangkok Music City 2025 at Charoenkrung Creative District
Date & time: Saturday, March 1 and Sunday, March 2, from 4pm
Location: Charoenkrung Creative District
Price: Free
Bangkok Music City is back, and if you’re into discovering new artists or just love live music, this is the best thing to do this weekend for you.
This year’s edition brings 58 artists to the stage, featuring some of Thailand’s biggest names alongside more than 18 international acts. You can look forward to performances from homegrown stars like MILLI, Retrospect, Slot Machine, and Tilly Birds, alongside a killer lineup of international acts from South Korea, Japan, Australia, and more.
Ticket is free. Just make sure you register before you go.
Second Life Market at The Circle Ratchaphruek
Date & time: Saturday, March 1 and Sunday, March 2, from 1pm to 9pm
Location: The Circle Ratchaphruek (behind the Villa Market building), 39 Ratchaphruek Rd, Bang Ramat, Taling Chan, Bangkok 10170
Price: Free entry
Does your wardrobe need a refresh? Or maybe you’ve got books, toys, or random bits and pieces collecting dust? If so, make time for the Second Life Market this weekend. Here, you can buy, sell, and swap, with over 40 booths offering everything from clothes and shoes to home goods.
The SWAP & SHARE STATION is where ou can trade in items you no longer need. Just bring something in good condition, write a little note about its story, and swap it for something new.
Or, if you’re in the mood to give rather than trade, you can donate your items, and they’ll be passed on to a foundation.
Puff Puff Laugh Sundays at Four Twenty
Date & time: Sunday, March 2, from 7.30
Location: Four Twenty Dispensary – The Loft Sukhumvit 22, 12/3 Sukhumvit Alley 22, Khwaeng Khlong Toei, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110
Price: Free entry
Sunday nights can be a bit depressing, and they could use a little more laughter. Puff Puff Laugh at Four Twenty – The Loft on Soi 22 is here to help with that. Every Sunday, a rotating lineup of international comedians takes the stage to deliver sharp, unfiltered stand-up.
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In addition to the laughs, dinks are flowing, the food keeps coming, and once the jokes wrap up, the night keeps going with live jazz.
A quick overview of 9 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (February 28 to March 2)
| No | Event Name | Date & Time | Location | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Reignwood Icons of Football | Sat, Mar 1 – Sun, Mar 2 | Robinswood Clubhouse, Bangkok | From 650 baht (VIP Packages available) |
| 2 | A≠A: There is No Cure For Lack | Fri, Feb 28 – Sun, Mar 9 | GalileOasis Gallery, Ratchathewi, Bangkok | Free entry |
| 3 | TAWFIRE ‘Bunterng Series’ | Fri, Feb 28, from 9pm | Siwilai Radical Club, Thong Lo, Bangkok | 300 baht (online) / 500 baht (door) |
| 4 | Scenes from Afar | Sat, Mar 1, from 7.30pm | Neilson Hays Library, Bang Rak, Bangkok | 300 baht (students) / 1,000 baht (NHL members) / 1,100 baht (regular) |
| 5 | Mardi Gras Celebration | Sat, Mar 1, from 6pm | Paradise Lost, Siam@Siam Design Hotel, Bangkok | Free entry |
| 6 | La Fiesta Monita #15 – ‘La Quinceañera’ | Sat, Mar 1, from 6pm | La Monita Taqueria, Phloen Chit, Bangkok | Free entry |
| 7 | Bangkok Music City 2025 | Sat, Mar 1 – Sun, Mar 2, from 4pm | Charoenkrung Creative District | Free entry |
| 8 | Second Life Market | Sat, Mar 1 – Sun, Mar 2, 1pm – 9pm | The Circle Ratchaphruek, Bangkok | Free entry |
| 9 | Puff Puff Laugh Sundays | Sun, Mar 2, from 7.30pm | Four Twenty Dispensary, The Loft Sukhumvit 22 | Free entry |
So, where are you going to be this weekend in Bangkok? Shopping, partying, or maybe exploring an exhibition? Whatever it is, make it a good one.
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