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Date & Time: Sunday, May 24, 4pm to midnight
Expo adds a more specialist angle to the weekend. QSNCC says the event serves as a hub for diving tourism in Thailand and notes that the 2026 edition is its 22nd, reflecting the country’s long-standing appeal to divers and the strength of the local dive industry.
That gives the event more weight than a simple gear fair. It should suit anyone who is already into diving, thinking about getting into it, or just curious about Thailand’s wider dive-travel scene. With gear, trips, and businesses all tied into one subject, it feels a little more niche than Outdoor Fest, but also more focused and distinctive. Art Island Festival
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Date & Time: Sunday, May 24, 4pm to midnight
Location: Bangkok Island, Rama 3 Soi 64
Price: Free entry
Art Island Festival is the loosest and most easygoing event on the list. Bangkok Island’s official event page describes it as a free riverside gathering that brings together art, music, performance, and community in one shared space for walking, talking, eating, drinking, and spending time together. The programme also includes an art market and workshops, a food and chill zone, and an open-air DJ stage on the upper deck.
That makes it a strong Sunday option if you want something social without committing to a large ticket price or a tightly structured event. The river setting does much of the work here. It sounds relaxed, creative, and just lively enough to feel like a proper weekend plan without becoming too full-on. Skyline Film Bangkok
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Date & Time: Sunday, May 24
Location: River City Bangkok rooftop
Price: 500 baht per screening
Skyline Film Bangkok rounds the weekend off with something softer. The May ticket page confirms a rooftop film experience at River City Bangkok, built around outdoor screenings in the middle of the city rather than a standard cinema setting.
This one works well because it adds a more atmospheric evening option to the list. After a weekend of forests, expos, and riverside events, a rooftop screening feels like a nice way to slow things down. It is the kind of plan that works especially well if you want Sunday night to feel a little more memorable than just going to the cinema as usual.
Bangkok is offering a good range again this weekend. You can start with something green and unexpected at PTT Metro Forest, spend time browsing travel and diving expos at QSNCC, head to Bangkok Island for a free Sunday gathering, or keep the evening simple with a rooftop film. It is a weekend line-up that feels easy to shape around your mood, which is usually when Bangkok is at its best.
The story 5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (May 22 to 24) as seen on Thaiger News.
← Back to newsThat gives the event more weight than a simple gear fair. It should suit anyone who is already into diving, thinking about getting into it, or just curious about Thailand’s wider dive-travel scene. With gear, trips, and businesses all tied into one subject, it feels a little more niche than Outdoor Fest, but also more focused and distinctive. Art Island Festival
https://thethaiger.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/9af517292dd83151dd83df2d83f14047763f58b1.jpeg Photo taken from the Eventpop website
Date & Time: Sunday, May 24, 4pm to midnight
Location: Bangkok Island, Rama 3 Soi 64
Price: Free entry
Art Island Festival is the loosest and most easygoing event on the list. Bangkok Island’s official event page describes it as a free riverside gathering that brings together art, music, performance, and community in one shared space for walking, talking, eating, drinking, and spending time together. The programme also includes an art market and workshops, a food and chill zone, and an open-air DJ stage on the upper deck.
That makes it a strong Sunday option if you want something social without committing to a large ticket price or a tightly structured event. The river setting does much of the work here. It sounds relaxed, creative, and just lively enough to feel like a proper weekend plan without becoming too full-on. Skyline Film Bangkok
https://thethaiger.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Featured-Image-Template-5-6.jpg Photo taken from the Ticketmelon website
Date & Time: Sunday, May 24
Location: River City Bangkok rooftop
Price: 500 baht per screening
Skyline Film Bangkok rounds the weekend off with something softer. The May ticket page confirms a rooftop film experience at River City Bangkok, built around outdoor screenings in the middle of the city rather than a standard cinema setting.
This one works well because it adds a more atmospheric evening option to the list. After a weekend of forests, expos, and riverside events, a rooftop screening feels like a nice way to slow things down. It is the kind of plan that works especially well if you want Sunday night to feel a little more memorable than just going to the cinema as usual.
Bangkok is offering a good range again this weekend. You can start with something green and unexpected at PTT Metro Forest, spend time browsing travel and diving expos at QSNCC, head to Bangkok Island for a free Sunday gathering, or keep the evening simple with a rooftop film. It is a weekend line-up that feels easy to shape around your mood, which is usually when Bangkok is at its best.
The story 5 things to do in Bangkok this weekend (May 22 to 24) as seen on Thaiger News.