The streets of Bangkok are turning into an open-air art exhibition for the “Krung Thep Creative Streets” from Sept. 15 to 21, 2025!

Hosted by the French Embassy in Thailand, Sawasdee France, and other European and Thai partners, the “Krung Thep Creative Streets” is in celebration of European Heritage Days 2025, offering unique opportunities to experience Bangkok through the lenses of heritage and its contemporary counterpart, and the cultural ties of Thailand and Europe.

The week-long program will have two parts: from Sept. 15 to 19, 2025, Thai and European artists will be creating large murals in different iconic neighborhoods in Bangkok, such as Charoen Krung, Talat Noi, South Sathon, Surawong, and Lumpini. Guests, residents, and tourists can come by and watch these artists make their works throughout the week.

On Sept. 20 to 21, 2025, guided tours conducted in Thai and English will be done, exploring the heritage and architecture of over 25 historic landmarks and street art as part of European Heritage days.

Here’s a look at the other events happening during the week-long program:

• Sept. 18, 2025: A bilingual conference on “Street Art and Architectural Heritage” held in English and Thai at the Thailand Creative and Design Center (TCDC)
• Sept. 19, 2025: An English discussion on “The Evolution of Street Art” at the Alliance Française de Bangkok
• Sept. 20, 2025: An evening at The Warehouse and Clutch BKK to celebrate Street Art Week

“Krung Thep Creative Streets” brings art, culture, and community together with murals, talks, tours, and live gatherings, while showing how heritage and creativity continue to stay alive and shape the city landscape.

Registrations for the guided tour are available here.

For more information, follow the French Embassy in Thailand on Facebook and Instagram pages, and Sawasdee France on Facebook and Instagram.