What to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 24 to 26)
Bangkok is packed with art, food, and nightlife this weekend. Here’s what to see and do.
Bangkok has another fun weekend! The city is alive again with new pop-ups, art shows, parties, and plenty of good food to keep you moving. Every corner has something happening, and half the fun is just stumbling into it.
If your calendar is still empty, here are the best things to do in Bangkok this weekend.
Things to do in Bangkok this weekend (October 24 to 26)
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| Event (Click to jump to section) | Date | Location | Price | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bangkok Illustration Fair | October 23 to 26 | centralwOrld | 150 baht | Meet global illustrators and explore thousands of creative works at this annual fair that turns centralwOrld into a giant art playground. |
| Badvibes Battle Vol. 4 | October 23 to 27 | HOSTBKK | From 500 baht/day | Asia’s top street dancers face off in hip-hop, freestyle, and house battles at one of Bangkok’s most energetic underground dance events. |
| Dog Day Afternoon | October 25 | VIVIN Suk 22 | Free entry | A dog-friendly hangout with Pup-uchinos, pet-safe treats, and pop-ups for owners and their four-legged friends. |
| Club Limonata | October 25 | Gigi Ristorante, Soi Sukhumvit 45 | 1,490 baht | Enjoy free-flow drinks and pasta with lively DJ sets bringing an Italian summer vibe to Bangkok’s weekend scene. |
| Thai Spooky Art Market | October 25 to 26 | GalileOasis | Free entry | A spooky art market for horror lovers with workshops and more. |
| Roots Coming Home Fest | October 25 to 26 | Living Space, 1st floor, Slowcombo | Free entry | A two-day event celebrating homegrown art, food, and music with workshops and talks on identity and belonging. |
| Ornamental Anatomy | Until October 26 | Joyman Gallery | Free entry | Chaiyot Jindakul’s poetic paintings inspired by Thai puppet craft explore fatherhood and artistic devotion before the show closes. |
Bangkok Illustration Fair at Central World
Date & Time: Thursday, October 23 to Sunday, October 26, 11am to 8pm
Location: centralwOrld
Price: 150 baht (one day pass) – Tickets available via Eventpop
If you’re looking for something creative this weekend, head to centralwOrld for the Bangkok Illustration Fair. This annual art fair brings together illustrators from around the world, from fresh graduates to seasoned pros, to show off their work, swap ideas, and make new connections.
You’ll find everything from quirky character designs to detailed concept art, all available to browse and buy. In addition to the physical fair, every artist also gets an online showcase at BangkokIllustrationFair.com, so the creativity keeps flowing long after the event ends. Over 50 curators, publishers, and agencies will be scouting for new talent, too.
Badvibes Battle Vol. 4 at HOSTBKK
Date & Time: Thursday, October 23 to Monday, October 27
Location: HOSTBKK
Price: Start from 500 baht per day – Tickets are available via Ticketmelon
Badvibes Battle is taking over Bangkok for five days of pure dance chaos. What started as a small underground jam in 2022 has now grown into a full-blown international showdown at HOSTBKK.
Dancers from across Asia are flying in to battle it out in hip-hop, freestyle, and house, with legends from France, Belgium, Vietnam, and more sitting on the judging panel.
Dog Day Afternoon at VIVIN Suk 22
Date & Time: Saturday, October 25, 12pm to 4pm
Location: VIVIN Suk 22
Price: Free entry
Does your weekend feel empty without a wagging tail nearby? Then go to VIVIN Suk 22, one of Bangkok’s most pet-friendly cafés, for the launch of their Dog Day Afternoon. It’s a new monthly hangout for dogs, owners, and anyone who melts at the sight of a pup.
There will be free Pup-uchinos for your furry friends, a Dogkery cheese and charcuterie platter made with pet-safe ingredients, and a chance to chat with a dog expert for some handy tips. You can also explore pop-ups selling stylish accessories, toys, and treats, so your dog can leave looking as good as you do.
Club Limonata at Gigi Ristorante
Date & Time: Saturday, October 25, 12pm to 6pm
Location: Gigi Ristorante, Soi Sukhumvit 45
Price: 1,490 baht (free flow drinks + free flow pasta)
Club Limonata is bringing a slice of Italian summer to Gigi this weekend with DJs Joe Cola and Edoardo Bonavolta on the decks. For 1,490 baht, you get free-flow drinks and pasta while the sunshine warms you up. Expect the space to fill up with lemony drinks, giant croissants, and people who don’t mind losing track of time – just the recipe for a perfect weekend.
Thai Spooky Art Market at GalileOasis
Date & Time: Saturday, October 25 to Sunday, October 26, 10am to 7pm
Location: GalileOasis
Price: Free entry
The Thai Spooky Art Market is turning GalileOasis’s hidden garden into a Halloween haven for art lovers. You can browse stalls filled with handmade crafts, curious artworks and creations by local artists. Oh, and make sure to join a few workshops while you’re there – make your own shrinky keychain, mix up herbal sachets or get a tarot reading for a little mystery.
Roots Coming Home Fest at Slowcombo
Date & Time: Saturday, October 25 and Sunday, October 26, 10am to 8pm
Location: Living Space, 1st floor, Slowcombo
Price: Free entry
Roots Coming Home Fest is all about slowing down and reconnecting with where you come from. Happening at Slowcombo in Samyan, the two-day event combines exhibitions, local crafts, food, and music with talks about identity and what ‘home’ really means today.
Ornamental Anatomy at Joyman Gallery
Date & Time: Until Sunday, October 26, 11am to 6pm
Location: Joyman Gallery
Price: Free entry
It’s the last weekend to catch Ornamental Anatomy by Chaiyot Jindakul at Joyman Gallery, and it’s worth making the trip. Created during his first years of fatherhood, the series captures the balance between tenderness and responsibility that comes with watching a new life grow.
Each painting draws from traditional Thai puppet craftmanship, but what stands out most is the patience and discipline behind every stroke. Before it closes, go see how devotion, both artistic and personal, can take shape on canvas.
No need to plan too much. Just go out, see what catches your eye, and let Bangkok do the rest. Happy weekend!
Already planning for Halloween? Check out our article on the upcoming Halloween events in Bangkok.
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