SMTOWN LIVE 2025-26 in BANGKOK

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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“Float” by Art Jeeno is a thought-provoking solo exhibition at River City Bangkok’s RCB Galleria 4, running from Nov. 27, 2025, to Feb. 15, 2026. The exhibition examines the universal experience of living without anchors in a rapidly shifting world, where personal, professional, and emotional certainties are constantly in flux.

Art Jeeno frames “Float” as a space between freedom and fear. His works explore how the absence of stability can feel both liberating and deeply unsettling, turning freedom into an internal test rather than a simple escape from limitations. Each piece reflects different responses to uncertainty—from quiet surrender to courageous acceptance.

With its introspective tone and poetic narrative, “Float” encourages viewers to confront vulnerability, resilience, and the human capacity to adapt. The exhibition offers a contemplative experience for anyone navigating change in today’s unpredictable world. Free Admission!

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Art, coffee, and street culture collide at “WanderDOG: A Journey of iJUD,” the debut exhibition at BEANS Songwat, on view now through Feb. 28, 2026. Set inside a beautifully restored Songwat shophouse, this exhibition traces the evolving journey of iJUD, the beloved perforated dog sculpture created by Thai artist Wasinburee Supanichvoraparch.

Rooted in local street culture and inspired by the idea of wanderlust, the exhibition invites visitors to explore new perspectives through a series of sculptures, mirrored installations, and site-specific works spread across multiple floors. Each space reflects iJUD’s journey of discovery, experimentation, and quiet joy, turning an ordinary street dog into a symbol of movement, curiosity, and growth.

Adding another layer to the experience, BEANS Coffee introduces a special blend, Din Din, created exclusively for the exhibition. Proceeds from this blend are dedicated to supporting Ratchaburi Hospital, making every cup part of a meaningful cause.

Whether you’re dropping by for expertly roasted coffee or spending an afternoon wandering through contemporary art, WanderDOG offers a thoughtful, immersive escape in one of Bangkok’s most character-filled neighborhoods.

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The 31st Thailand International Travel Fair (TITF) is set for Jan. 22–25, 2026 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, offering one of the country’s largest showcases for travel deals, destination insights, and tourism products. Organized by the Thai Travel Agents Association, this year’s edition carries the theme “Go Beyond Amazing Travel,” encouraging visitors to discover new experiences and destinations for the year ahead.

Tourism operators from across the sector will be on-site, including tour agencies, airlines, car rental companies, hotels, resorts, cruise operators, and tourism boards. Visitors can also browse travel SIM providers, pocket Wi-Fi vendors, and an extensive lineup of luggage, apparel, and outdoor gear brands covering trekking, camping, climbing, and diving. A curated food and beverage section rounds out the fair, bringing a taste of travel culture into the exhibition hall.

With an expected turnout of over 200,000 visitors, TITF remains a key marketplace for businesses wanting to showcase offerings directly to travelers. Exhibitors can present new packages, strengthen brand visibility, and connect with customers planning their next big trip. The fair runs from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, giving attendees ample time to explore deals and inspiration across Asia and beyond.

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