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Are you looking for a sprinkle of escapades to fill up your holiday calendar? On the agenda this week, Koktail brings you a Christmas-filled workshop, jazz performance, and educational exhibitions. Read on to peruse your weekly options!
If you’re still on the hunt for the perfect Christmas home decor, why not fashion one yourself? Chez Folkies Floral Atelier is hosting a Christmas wreath DIY workshop where you can take a creative spin on the classic holiday ornament. Pop over with friends and family for a handcraft session and leave with a unique gift to deck your walls. For bookings, click here.
Chez Folkies Floral Atelier, 4, 1 Sukhumvit Soi 57
December 18, 11am-1pm, 2-4pm
fb.com/chezfolkies, 02-258-1746
There are multiple reasons to visit Kimpton Maa-Lai during the holiday season. One of them is the show-stopping Christmas tree erected at the hotel’s lobby. Reimagining the classic Christmas tree, artist Saruta “Pin” Kiatparkpoom, also known as PiN Metal Art, has utilised metal and repurposed waste for its transformation. Incorporating Thai elements, the artist was inspired by the shape of Bai Sri ornaments originally used in Thai blessing ceremonies.
Lobby, Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok, 78 Soi Ton Son
Until January 3
kimptonmaalaibangkok.com, 02-056-9999
If you missed jazz band Hot Club of Siam‘s previous live performances at Sathon’s latest hot spot, this Sunday, head over to the newly opened Mezcal Bar, which promises smoky drinks over another round of exquisite jazz music. The event has limited seating, so be sure to RSVP here
Mezcal Bar, 101 South Sathon Road
December 18, 8pm onwards
061-281-6969
After taking a two year break from Covid 19, “Night at the Museum” is back to stunned visitors with nocturnal exhibitions. Divided into four departments, the event not only features rare animals and live-sized specimens but also celebrates the innovation of photography and diversity of geological and underwater nature. All exhibitions are free of charge.
Chulalongkorn University Museum of Natural History, 254 Phaya Thai Road
December 16, 4-10pm and December 17-18, 12-4pm
fb.com/NHMCU, 02-218-5266
Due to our media consumption and cultural values, we have been forced to keep up with unrealistic body ideals. As a friendly reminder to reconnect and appreciate our natural bodies, artist Chanida Areewatanasombat (Chubbynida) and counselling psychologist /psychotherapist Onraya Himakorn joined hands to create an exhibition that encourages healthy relationships with our own appearances.
CreativBKK, 79/6 Sukhumvit Soi 3/1
Until December 15, 10am-7pm
creativbkk.com, 082-456-0199
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