Under strange weather, early darkness, itchy dust and smog, and the workload rushing to be cleared before the 'holiday break'—this is the feeling of an ending. Many of us begin to recap the year and look back; some plan ahead. But no matter the perspective, we must not forget the present moment where we stand.
Although this year has affected our identities in many ways and there are many things to look forward to in the future, right now there are still many things 'happening'—daily life, work, and the pursuit of happiness.
Thairath Plus invites you to check out activities happening this month, some outdoors and some quiet indoor options, so that everyone can enjoy life in the way they desire.
A continuation of the art exhibition exploring possibilities for restoring nature. Our world consists of interconnected parts—oceans, plants, animals—but when humans place themselves at the center, everything becomes compartmentalized, leading to environmental crises.
A design festival under the theme Local Plus, opening space for creative designers from everywhere to 'add on' to what the local community already has.
A book fair bringing together Thai and international artists, designers, and independent publishers to showcase art books, handmade books, and various printed works.
Bounty hunter Samus Aran returns in the new Metroid Prime game after 18 years. This Metroidvania sci-fi adventure takes her to explore a new deserted planet filled with ancient alien civilizations.
For skateboarding fans seeking more than tricks and riding—the game offers a surreal vibe through beautiful art design and excellent music.
A tale of love, heartbreak, and longing spanning eras between two vampires, Louis and Lestat, in 1920s New Orleans, told through an interview with journalist Daniel in 2022.
The third installment in the star-studded Hollywood detective series where detective Benoit Blanc investigates the death of a priest in rural New York.
Legendary Hollywood actor Jay Kelly travels abroad to reflect on life with his longtime manager as he faces a 'Mid-life Crisis,' feeling his entire life has been like a performance.
The return of three 'Mit Jai' characters who use Buddhism as a way to earn money and survive. This socially satirical series season involves them entangled in local politics.
Another concert in Maho Rasop's new concert model, featuring Black Country, New Road, an English indie rock band blending diverse sounds with theatrical elements in their music.