Bangkok Design Week 2026

BLOOM in Four Seasons runs from Nov. 7, 2025, to Mar. 15, 2026, at Attraction Hall, 6th Floor, ICONSIAM, Bangkok. This immersive experience, themed The Heart-Blossoming Immersive Experience, combines digital art, scents, and music to guide visitors through the four seasons of life—summer, autumn, winter, and spring—while encouraging emotional reflection and creative exploration.

Meet Blossom Bloo and The Seed, magical companions that lead guests through each stage of the journey. Highlights include Grow The Seed, where visitors design their own digital seeds that become part of a large installation, Summer Time featuring towering 3-meter flowers with Vivaldi’s "Summer" in the background, Autumn in the Rain with giant golden oak trees, Winter Walk surrounded by shimmering snowballs, and Spring in Full Bloom, a spectacular display of digital flowers symbolizing hope and renewal.

The experience concludes at BLOOM Playground, an interactive space for play, creativity, and personal reflection, including Healing Sound Scope and the Art in Bloom wall. This is a journey designed to inspire, uplift, and delight all the senses.

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"Ballerina’s Sin" is a solo exhibition by Amornrat Jenpanich, presented from March 7 to 29, 2026, at Gallery/Warehouse 30. The exhibition examines how surfaces carry physical and emotional histories through time.

The artist’s process involves deliberate acts of alteration—scratching, soaking, folding, stitching, and burning—that destabilize materials before reassembling them into new forms. Fire serves as both tool and collaborator, producing scars and absences that record moments of force, chance, and transformation.

These interventions give rise to abstract forms that echo inner landscapes and psychological symmetry, existing between control and collapse. Rather than aiming for resolution or polish, the works embrace fragmentation, decay, and imperfection as sites of meaning.

The exhibition is open Tuesday to Sunday, with an opening reception on March 7 from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

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Set at ICONSIAM, the “One Piece” Pop‑Up Café Thailand 2026 runs from Mar. 12 to Oct. 31, 2026, occupying the Attraction Hall on the 6th floor. The venue is fully transformed into a pirate‑themed environment inspired by the adventures and locations seen in “One Piece.”

Visitors can explore a range of immersive zones inspired by iconic islands, designed to bring the anime’s world to life through visual storytelling and interactive elements. The café also offers character‑inspired dishes and drinks, allowing guests to experience themed dining alongside the visual installations.

One of the main attractions is a stamp‑collecting activity spread across 10 different areas within the pop‑up. Completing the challenge may grant access to a limited‑edition premium reward, created specifically for the event and available only on‑site.

The pop‑up café builds on Bangkok’s past “One Piece”‑themed events, offering fans another opportunity to engage with the franchise in a dedicated, themed setting. Designed as a casual yet immersive experience, the café caters to anime enthusiasts seeking collectibles, themed dining, and photo‑ready moments in one location.

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The Bangkok Horror Film Festival makes its highly anticipated return for a second edition from March 13–15, 2026, transforming Bangkok into a citywide celebration of fear, suspense, and cinematic imagination. Admission isfree, welcoming both devoted horror fans and curious first‑timers.

This year’s festival unfolds inside the long‑abandoned New World Department Store in Bang Lamphu, a venue whose cavernous interiors and silent corridors heighten the atmosphere of unease. The setting becomes an integral part of the experience, turning architecture itself into a tool for storytelling.

Dedicated entirely to horror cinema, the festival presents a curated lineup of Thai and international feature films, alongside short films by emerging filmmakers. The program spans the full spectrum of the genre, from psychological tension and supernatural folklore to visceral, high‑intensity horror.

Beyond film screenings, the festival expands into an immersive experience with ghost storytelling sessions, a haunted house installation, and interactive activities that blur the line between fiction and reality. The event is co‑organised by Wizard Production, Bangkok Central Cinema, the Thai Film Directors Association, and Documentary Club, underscoring a collaborative effort to support the horror film community.

The festival also continues its short horror film competition, offering a total prize pool of 200,000 baht and screening opportunities for selected works.

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