TK Park
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TK Park

  • Attractions | Libraries, archives and foundations
  • Ratchaprasong
Kaweewat Siwanartwong
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Time Out says

Central World hosts a cute learning space in the city centre that goes beyond the typical library experience. It offers more than just books, with various zones catering to different interests. There’s a music section where you can practise instruments, an IT area with computers, and even a sound room for recording or rehearsals. If you fancy something different, there are also board games and rotating workshops to keep you busy. It’s like a library on a creativity rampage – and who knew books could be this fun? Open from Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 8pm (closed Mondays), it’s located in the heart of the action at Central World, easily accessible from both BTS Siam and Chidlom stations. Entrance is B20, while membership fees for ages 4-24 and 60+ are B100 per year and B200 per year for ages 25-59.

Details

Address
Central World 8/Floor, Dazzle Zone Ratchadamri Rd, Pathum Wan
Bangkok
10330
Price:
B20
Opening hours:
Open Tue-Sun 10am-8pm, Closed Mon

What’s on

Watch Something like an Autobiography for a reflective, understated film that stays with you

October’s Contemporary World Film Series puts the spotlight on Something Like an Autobiography, a film that feels as personal as its title suggests. Directed by Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, Bangladesh’s pioneer of new-wave cinema, and starring his wife Nusrat Imrose Tisha – the country’s most recognisable screen presence – the project blurs the lines between art and lived reality. Written together during lockdown, the script folds their own marriage into fiction, with Farooki stepping in front of the camera for the first time opposite Tisha. The title itself nods to Akira Kurosawa’s memoir, a quiet homage to one of Farooki’s great influences. It’s a work born of confinement yet expansive in reach, a film about intimacy that has already started to ripple far beyond its origin. October 25. B20 at the door for non-TK Park members. Reserve via filmforum17@gmail.com. TK Park, Central World, 4pm
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