Are there sometimes? Sometimes when the tourists visit Bangkok and you have no idea where to take them to? As a native who was raised and born here, you may overlook some fine and sunny art scenes because of living typically in the town every day.

    But if you grab this happening 'Bangkok Art Scenes' which embraces nominated and premium art attractions on pages, traveling ideas must be spruced up when you happen to take foreign friends on a Bangkok tour around the end of the year.

    However, happening and friends would like to sample some of the art spaces for the hot-headed seekers who want the details right now! very right now! because your head is spinning around for where you should take Japanese, Chinese, Korean, European or American friends to. The appointment is today and you are still researching for the vogueish and chic-variety art spaces—any places that can demonstrate exceptional and contemporary culture to brag further about Thai dapper art stuff.

    So, these are 10 instant art scenes cooked freshly to serve you right on the screen.

    The 11-rai creative junction constructed from vintage ruins is now providing a multi-purpose hall, cinema, live house, gallery and a restaurant theatrically modified from the enormous airplane. There are also artworks from junior and senior artists installed in some spontaneous spots. ChangChui is such an energetic bird because the crew always hold concerts, screen films, settle art markets and other events throughout the year. Recently, it was chosen to be one of the 100 places to visit around the world by Time magazine-- out of 1,200 nominated attractions proposed by global editors and journalists.

Address: 460/8 Sirindhron road, Bang Plat, Bangkok
Opening hours: Green Zone 11AM-9PM, Night Zone 4PM-11PM (Closes on Wednesday)
Detail: ChangChui
Direction: Take BTS Victory Monument and then a taxi. The second choice is taking a bus number 515, 539 around Victory Monument, Rajavithi hospital side, and take off around Bangkruay entrance.

    The Jam Factory was born when Klongsan old-fashioned buildings were renovated into gallery, bookshop, café, restaurant, lifestyle and art platform and design market alongside the vast Chao Praya river. The whole area is divided into 3 zones: 1st zone; Candide book and Li-bra-ry café, 2nd zone; temporary exhibitions showcasing in the gallery along the year, and the 3rd zone features a flavored-thriving Thai restaurant called The Never Ending Summer.

Address: 41/1-5, Charoen Nakorn, Klongsan, Bangkok
Opening hours: Everyday, 11AM-8PM
Detail: The Jam Factory
Direction: Get off at BTS Krungthon Buri exit 1 and then a bus to Klongsan Plaza or get off at BTS Saphan Taksin exit 1 and take a ferry from Sathorn pier to Est pier, cross the road to Klongsan Plaza.

    When creativity meets functions, the deserted warehouse was beguiled into Warehouse 30 where diverse buzzes of event can be enrolled. One Big-House describes the naked warehouse's structure with an airy space for use- art-related feasts, concerts or fashion shows. Tourists can sneak peak in P.Tendercool Gallery's furniture showcase and temporary drawings exhibitions by several artists along the year. Tripping into concept stores or markets and slipping constantly to binge on bites and drinks in the Food & Beverage zone before stepping inside Doc Club Theater to experience insightfully chosen films; they always cast the exciting programs for viewers.

Address: 52-60, Charoenkrung, Bangrak, Bangkok
Opening hours: Everyday, 11AM-10PM
Detail: Warehouse 30
Direction: Take off at BTS Saphan Taksin and walk over to Soi Charoenkrung 30. Go into the Soi around 100 meter and the destination will be on your left.

    Built in 1850 by Phraya Phisansuppaphol(Bisalpultra), Huo Chuan Lhong marked the biggest steamship terminal in Thailand in the reign of King Rama IV. Every Chinese-born-Siam or Chinese merchants who disembarked and settled their upbringing here would sail to this pier. San He Yuan, the Chinese architectural buildings, were divided as shophouses to display selected merch while the rooms upstair were occupied as the residence before Tan Lib Buay of Wanglee family, a former tenant, took over the place from Bisalpultra clan in 1919. Proceeding cultural renovation to replenish the glory to this historical pier, Lhong 1919 is escalated to be a resourceful complex where people can visit to explore more of the history gigs.

Address: 248, Chiangmai Road, Klongsan, Bangkok
Opening hours: Everyday, 8AM-8PM
Detail: LHONG1919
Direction: Take off at BTS Saphan Taksin and embark on the orange flag express boat to Rajawongse pier. Take a ferry to Dindaeng pier and walk over to the end of Soi Wat Thong Thammachat. The second choice is taking off at BTS Krungthon Buri and a taxi to Soi Wat Thong Thammachat.

    Located in the two-story 100-year colonial wooden house, The Museum of Floral Culture depicts the dark-aged wooden floor, mellow yellow wall, rattan chairs and the actual 'wall flowers' hugging the shady space. Feel free to catch your step inside and outside casually. Aside from the 7 exhibition rooms that expose the floral culture, Café BOTANICA is blossomly open with homemade bakery and drinks every day. They also serve lunch on Saturdays and Sundays.

Address: 315, Samsen Road, Soi 28, Ongkarak intersection 13, Nakhon Chaisri, Dusit, Bangkok
Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday (Closes on Monday), 10AM-6PM
Detail: The Museum of Floral Culture
Direction: Take off at BTS Aree and a taxi.

    Western bars around Bangkok, please skid away because Tep Bar singles out the 100-year Thai contemporary bar hidden in the Soi Yeesibsong Karak Kradakom. Night crawlers who fond of drinks and nibbles can order the drinks—whose singular name is curated according to Thai literature characters—to make a toast. Bottoms up the local fermented liquor while listening to Thai contemporary music is quite grooving.

Address: Soi Yeesibsong Karak Kradakom 4, Pomprab, Pomprab Satrupai, Bangkok
Opening hours: Sunday-Thursday 5PM-12AM, Friday-Saturday 5PM-1AM
Detail: Tep Bar
Direction: MRT Hua Lumpong

    Music buzzers please make a mob, we want to invite you to dig the music treasure at the vintage bar, Studio Lam, the bar that toes between Thai and universal's full flavor with the record shop shrouded by world music terrains called Zudrangma. Record songsters could spend all night delving inside. And the two perks are located close to each other at Sukhumvit 5, bookmarked by WTF Gallery and Café, so you could casually observe art aesthetic around here in one go.

Address: 3/1 and 7/1 Sukhumvit 51, Klongton Nuea, Wattana, Bangkok
Opening hours: Studio Lam: Tuesday-Sunday 6PM-12AM (Closes on Monday)
Zudrangma: Wednesday-Sunday 12PM-8PM (Closes on Monday and Tuesday)
Detail: Studio Lam / Zudrangma
Direction: BTS Thong Lor

    Dr. Thomas Heyward Hays had commissioned that this library was designated to his love, Jennie Neilson, his departed wife who dedicated her perseverance for this library. Bangkok, therefore, occupies this graceful neo-classic library among greenery garden. You could feel the nostalgic sphere whenever walking among those English books and on every Saturday, there is a fairy tales' reading activity for children inside the corner. Temporary art exhibitions outside are showcased along the year—another genre to read.

Address: 195, Surawong, Si Praya, Bangrak, Bangkok
Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 9.30AM-5PM (Closes on Monday and national holidays)
Detail: Neilson Hays Library
Direction: Next to BTS Chong Nonsri exit 3 or MRT Samyan

    Who would think that Bangkok's hidden gem sounds the swing dance community together. The Hop takes you back to 1930 when swing jazz was chirping its colorful glitters and glimmers step, juicing people to cluster and dance in twinkles. Beginners can feel free to join the open class course. The teacher will teach you from the baby step, step by step before you can tap your feet with merry development, enchanting dances and music without a chance to be shy.

Address: 3rd floor, 252/8 Silom, Suriyawong, Bangrak, Bangkok
Opening hours: Social Dancing: Every Tuesday and Saturday, Entrance fee: 200 baht, Open class 8PM-8.30PM (Free), Social Dancing: 8.30PM-11PM
Detail: https://thehopbangkok.com/ or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thehopbangkok/
Direction: Take off at BTS Chong Nonsri exit 3 and walk for 7 minutes, The Hop is situated between Silom Soi 18

    Bacc is the downtown iconic art center, free entry eternally. The 9-floor building is quite popular among Thai and foreign people as it nurses almost 2 million visitors per year. Art hubs, creative spaces, select shops, clubs, cafés and restaurants are open to welcome art enthusiasts. But the don't-miss peach is the exhibition on the 7th-9th floor. Outlandish and interesting oeuvres and artworks will be exposed every 1-2 months as following the temporary interval. You can basically spend all day lingering here.

Address: 939, Praram 1 Road, Wangmai, Pathumwan, Bangkok
Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10AM-9PM (Closes on Monday)
Detail: bacc (http://www.bacc.or.th/)
Direction: Take off at BTS National Stadium exit 3 and walk to the corridor link to bacc, 3rd floor.

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