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Well, the name kind of says it all doesn't it? Pancakes, booze and art. If you've ever wanted to combine your love of breakfast-for-dinner drunk food and discovering emerging artists, this is basically your dream night out rolled into one slightly chaotic package.
Pancakes and Booze Art Show comes back to Bangkok on January 17 at The Warehouse Talat Noi, and if you missed it last time, this is your chance to see what the fuss is about. This travelling pop-up originated in Los Angeles and has become something for anyone who likes their culture served with a side of syrup and a decent drink in hand.
Here's how it works. Emerging artists get to showcase their work across The Warehouse Talat Noi, covering the walls from floor to ceiling with their pieces. While you're wandering around checking out the art, there are unlimited pancakes on offer to keep you going, plus a lineup of live music acts playing throughout the night. You can actually buy the art too, which is kind of the point for the artists involved.
What makes this different is the vibe. It's deliberately unpretentious and welcoming, giving up-and-coming artists a chance to sell their work in a genuinely relaxed environment. The artists get a proper platform to sell their stuff without the usual gallery stuffiness, and you get to discover new talent while stuffing your face with pancakes. Everyone wins.
The crowd tends to be a good mix as well. You'll find serious art collectors next to students next to people who just fancied something different to do on a Friday. That's sort of the beauty of it.
Pancakes and Booze Art Show happens on January 17 at The Warehouse Talat Noi, running from 7pm-midnight. Tickets cost B250 and you can grab them at the door.