Events in Thailand
What's on in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket over the next 30 days — concerts, club nights, festivals, markets, workshops and meetups — with the venue hosting each one and the organizer running it.
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Events in Chiang Mai
The densest weekday calendar in Thailand, driven by a large remote-working population: coworking socials and founder nights around Nimman, live music off Loi Kroh, temple markets, and wellness retreats in the valleys outside town.
Events in Bangkok
The deepest calendar in the country, and two markets in one city: promoter-led club nights along Sukhumvit, Thonglor and Ekkamai, and venue-led trade shows at BITEC, QSNCC and IMPACT.
Events in Phuket
Beach-club and resort driven, and tourism-facing throughout. Patong carries the nightlife, the west-coast clubs from Kamala to Kata are the island's main music venues, and Phuket Town runs the markets and festivals.
Why these three cities
Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket account for most of Thailand's published event listings, and each one runs a different kind of calendar: a two-sided capital where promoters and convention centres barely overlap, a northern city whose busiest events fall on weekday afternoons, and an island whose season tracks the flight schedule. A partner list built from one of them will not describe the other two.
Where the listings come from
Every event here was published by a public listing site — Meetup, Eventbrite, Luma, AllEvents and Resident Advisor among them — and each one keeps a link back to the source it came from. Nothing is written by hand and no time is ever guessed: an event whose organizer published a date but no start time is shown as a date.
What it is for
The point is not the events themselves but the businesses behind them. A venue hosting four nights a month and a promoter filling it are both worth a conversation, and neither appears on a directory. Search a date range to pull a city's listings with the venues, organizers and addresses attached, and export the result as a spreadsheet.