Lazada Run Thailand 2025

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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Women in Gastronomy returns to Banyan Tree Bangkok from March 2–8, 2026, marking a week‑long celebration of women shaping today’s culinary and beverage landscape in honor of International Women’s Day. The festival unfolds across the hotel’s signature dining venues and rooftop spaces, spotlighting heritage, creativity, and female leadership in gastronomy.

This year’s edition, themed “HERitage of Flavours • HER Power • HER Future,” presents a curated series of dining experiences led by acclaimed female chefs, mixologists, winemakers, and cheesemakers from Thailand and abroad. The program highlights how women preserve culinary traditions while reimagining them through modern techniques and perspectives.

The week opens on March 2 aboard the APSARA Cruise with Women in Culinary Harmony by the River, featuring a royal Thai dinner by Chef Nooror Somany Steppe and Chef Chophet Panklat. Subsequent events include a Michelin‑starred Peranakan feast at Bai Yun on March 3, a live‑fire degustation at Saffron Grill on March 4, and a rooftop pizza celebration at Saffron Sky Garden on March 5.

On March 6, Vertigo TOO hosts Wine Not & Cheese Night, pairing Thai wines and artisan cheeses, while Moon Bar features cocktail takeovers by leading female bartenders. The culinary journey continues on March 7 with Sky‑High Thai Tapas Night at Vertigo & Moon Bar, before concluding on March 8 with HERitage of Taste – A Grand Culinary Gala aboard the Saffron Cruise, led by Chef Vicky Sevilla.

Proceeds after expenses from Women in Gastronomy 2026 will be donated to the Half Way Home for Protection and Development of Mental Disabilities for Women in Pathum Thani province.

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The Mango Art Festival returns to River City Bangkok from March 4–8, 2026, presenting its sixth edition under the theme “ICON.” The five‑day festival celebrates how ordinary ideas and materials can evolve into influential and timeless works of art.

Spanning two floors and six main zones, the festival brings together contemporary art, design, fashion, craft, and live performance. Visitors can explore exhibitions by leading regional and international galleries, discover work by over 100 independent artists, and encounter emerging voices showcased in the Newcomer Zone.

Special exhibitions, including "Little Man" by TOR and a curated collection by Nim Niyomsin, add depth to the program, while the Main Stage hosts performances, discussions, and talks that connect art with everyday life. Through these diverse formats, the festival continues its mission to position Thailand as a vibrant hub for contemporary culture in Asia.

Entry to the Mango Art Festival is free, with on‑site registration available throughout the event.

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People Festival 2026 takes place from March 6 to 8, 2026, at ChangChui Creative Park in Bangkok, marking the latest evolution of the event formerly known as the Beer People Festival. Organized annually by Beer People (ประชาชนเบียร์), the festival reflects the growing diversity of Thailand’s craft and community‑driven drinking scene.

This year’s edition officially drops the word “Beer” from its name, signaling a broader focus that extends beyond craft beer to include local spirits, regional alcohol, natural wine, and community‑made beverages. The festival’s tented spaces across the park are transformed into a platform for makers, drinkers, creatives, and curious visitors to connect over stories, origins, and experimentation behind each pour.

Held over three days, the event mirrors a shift in local drinking culture—placing emphasis not just on consumption, but on the people, processes, and communities shaping Thailand’s independent beverage movement. Visitors can expect a relaxed, open‑air atmosphere that blends tasting experiences with creative exchange.

The festival runs daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., with free admission for all attendees. Updates and additional information are available through Beer People’s official social media channels.

Event details:

• Location: ChangChui Creative Park, Soi Sirindhorn 2, Yaek 8, Bangkok 10700
• Dates: March 6–8, 2026
• Time: 11 a.m.–11 p.m.
• Admission: Free

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