Wicked Sessions and Halloween Nights in Bangkok
Bangkok is buzzing with exciting events this month, from spooky Halloween parties to culinary experiences that celebrate cultural diversity. One of the most anticipated events is “Wicked Sessions by White Claw,” returning on October 31st. This event promises a night filled with music, immersive entertainment, and spooky thrills at Chanintr Pop-Up Market. With DJ Karty spinning tracks and free-flow White Claw throughout the night, it’s an unforgettable experience for partygoers. Tickets are available via Nightify and include entrance, unlimited drinks, and access to all activities.
Culinary Adventures and Cultural Celebrations
For those interested in learning more about Maldivian cuisine, Mrs. Balbir’s cooking class on October 29th offers a unique opportunity. Participants can enjoy a hands-on experience while also having a chance to win return air tickets to the Maldives. Contact Shinakaen “Chilli” Wongbhumiwatana at 091-883-1238 for more details.
The Contemporary World Film Series at TK Park on October 25th features a film from Bangladesh titled “Something Like An Autobiography.” Directed by Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, the film explores themes of family and societal expectations in a conservative Muslim society. The Embassy of Bangladesh will host a reception following the screening, with the director present to discuss his work.
Charity Events and Vegetarian Delights
Avista Hideaway Patong Resort and Spa Phuket will host a Pink October charity dinner on October 25th. The event supports the Queen Sirikit Centre For Breast Cancer, offering a dining experience that blends contemporary Indian cuisine with bold flavors.
Bangkok is also celebrating the annual Vegetarian Festival, with numerous restaurants offering special menus. Summer Palace at InterContinental Bangkok presents a “Special Vegetarian Menu” featuring dishes like Bean curd caramel and cucumber with chilli sauce salad. Front Room at Waldorf Astoria Bangkok showcases plant-based interpretations of Thai dishes, including Spicy flower salad and Vegetarian shu mai dumplings.
Ginger at Holiday Inn Bangkok serves a ‘Kin Jay’ menu with appetizers such as Deep-fried sweetcorn fritters and Thai spicy bean curd. Igniv Bangkok offers an 18-course menu blending European and local flavors, while Mia presents a vegan tasting menu highlighting seasonal produce.
Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok offers vegetarian menus at Bangkok’78 and Anju, featuring dishes like Deep-fried mushrooms and Panang with tofu. Courtyard by Marriott Phuket Town provides a front-row seat to the Phuket Vegetarian Festival, with packages including fresh fruits and a Worship Table booking.
Dusit Thani Bangkok reinterprets Thai classics at Pavilion restaurant, with highlights like Pomelo salad and Green curry with mixed vegetables.
Cultural Festivals and Art Exhibitions
Le Méridien Bangkok hosts the final edition of the Austrian Folk Music and Food Festival on October 25th, featuring traditional Austrian folk music and benefiting Operation Smile Thailand.
Nikki Beach Koh Samui collaborates with Harley-Davidson for a “Ride To Brunch” event on October 25th, featuring a Harley Ride-In, live entertainment, and a Sunset Ride-Out. The event supports Think Pink Samui, a breast cancer awareness initiative.
Ms.Jigger at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok invites wine lovers to a blind tasting event on October 22nd, with guided pairings and a chance to guess the mystery wine for a prize.
Daryaganj celebrates Diwali with a special Tasting Menu from October 17th to 31st, offering both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options.
Sababa Bangkok hosts the pop-up event “Curves and Craft” on October 25th-26th, featuring art, body, and craft experiences.
Iconsiam hosts the “Amazing Thailand Grand Diwali Festival 2025” from October 17th to 19th, featuring fireworks, cultural activities, and Indian food.
The Alliance Française de Chiang Mai hosts the exhibition “Obviously Invisible” by Krynkana Kongpetch, exploring the power of overlooked voices. A live performance is scheduled for November 14th-15th.
Unique Experiences and New Products
Chagee has opened its newest flagship on the 74th floor of King Power Mahanakhon, offering a tea experience with panoramic views. The store also features a dedicated retail corner.
Supples Gallery presents “Here For The Cake,” a solo exhibition by London-based painter Natalie Savage, running from October 25th to December 7th. The exhibition captures the spirit of togetherness through vibrant still-life scenes.
Le Méridien Chiang Rai Resort introduces a “Signature Breakfast Menu” at Latest Recipe, featuring Khao soi gai, Lanna hors d’oeuvre, and The truffle omelet. The breakfast is included with the “Breakfast On Us” room package.
Asiatique Ancient Tea House offers a ‘Come 2 Pay 1’ promotion on its premium ‘All-You-Can-Eat Yum Cha’ feast until October 31st, with over 30 delectable dishes available.
Centara Hotels and Resorts offers meat-free delights year-round, with dishes like Green curry with tofu and Rice noodles with golden tofu in coconut curry.
Loro Piana presents the Needle, a new bag that combines elegance with functionality. Available in fine grained leather, velvet calf, and tweed, it comes in medium and small sizes with adjustable straps.
