Mikkeller Bangkok gets into the holiday spirit with its annual Christmas beer release, adding over a half dozen yuletide-appropriate beers to its tap list, including Mikkeller Santa's Little Helper and Lervig’s Jule Bock.

 

 

Pattaya-based Wizard Brewery is unveiling a fresh, new beer: a double dry-hopped hazy IPA. Meet the brewer and grab some tall boys at a launch party this Friday.

 

 

Miss Lunatics serve five-course meals of Burmese food at Na Cafe, featuring dishes like pennywort salad with grilled shrimp and braised beef curry. All proceeds will go to communities in need in Myanmar.

 

 

 

 

Lost & Found reopens with a wild night of live performances from resident queens, as well as popular Thai singer Thanasit “Ton” Jaturaput in drag.

 

 

Visit this new bar-slash-music store on Sukhumvit Soi 36 for a backyard party featuring vinyl sets from Have You Heard? records, food from Trailer Trash Blue Eyes, and film posters for sale.
Dec 11, 3-10pm. 49 Napha Sap Soi 1 (Sukhumvit Soi 36). Free entry

 

 

Bangkok Island stays docked for a night of Brazilian music, dance workshops, percussion groups, DJ sets, and more.

 

 

For the first time in seven months, Project B4ngkok & Jazz hosts a night of improv jazz at Thonglor’s Bluebird Jazz Bar.

 

 

 

 

Norse Republics celebrates its fifth anniversary with sales on Scandinavian home decor and furniture from leading brands like Fritz Hansen, Vitra, Gubi, Verpan, and more.

  

 

 

Shop for organic-grown vegetables and fruits, snacks, desserts, baked goods, natural products, handicrafts, and more at Phrom Phong’s Bambini Villa. 

 

 

The Sofitel Sukhumvit’s European Christmas market is back, offering a range of handmade goods, lifestyle products, toys, and more to buy for your loved ones this year. There will also be a festive raffle giving away fun prizes.

 

 

 

 

This art exhibition at Warehouse 30 features vibrant, surreal pieces that artist Somrak Maneemai created after he returned from Australia to southern Thailand. 

  

 

 

Time Out Bangkok’s annual festival of lights returns with a bigger and better program. The installations and events kick off in Samyan this December before taking over Charoenkrung, Khaosan, and Chiang Mai at various points in 2022.

 

 

This workshop led by Mark Labee, sommelier at Dear Tummy, pairs seven different wines with snacks and offers a chance to win a limited-edition gift from Townhouse. The workshop is limited to 10 per session. 

 

 

 

This open-air Christmas market features more than 150 vendors, offering lifestyle products, home decor, fashion, art, gadgets, and other gift-worthy items. Expect a wide range of food and drink vendors as well as fun-filled activities, too.

 

 

This annual event put on by the Specialty Coffee Association of Thailand uber-hip Thai magazine The Cloud fans out over 15,000 sq. meters at Impact Arena, featuring 200 coffee shops and brands, plus activities like workshops and panel discussions.