Gaysorn Amarin

Made By Legacy has a knack for making nostalgia feel fresh. This round, the vintage market unfurls inside Gaysorn Amarin under the  theme ‘Vintage Revival: The Found & Reels’. Instead of dusty attics or far-flung warehouses, more than 30 furniture dealers are wheeling their finds straight into the city centre. Think well-worn leather sofas, teak chairs that have outlived trends, patterned rugs, posters yellowed at the edges and vinyl that still crackles with history. It isn’t all shopping, though. Between stalls you’ll find snacks, small plates and drinks to keep the energy up while you rummage. The joy lies as much in the wandering as in the buying, a chance to stumble upon a piece with a past that might just slip easily into your future. October 3-12. Free. G/F, Gaysorn Amarin, 10am-9pm

Koktail Magazine and Time Out Bangkok are teaming up for a weekend where fine dining collides with street food, and Bangkok will never taste quite the same. Across three days, 25 restaurants – from Nila Amari to Blue Elephant, Sorsi and Morsi to Dolcetto – serve up dishes that balance craft and casual, all priced between B100-200. Thai craft beers, inventive cocktails and local spirits line the stalls, while live music threads the space together, turning bites into a full-on experience. It’s not about tablecloths or formality; it’s about wandering, sampling and letting the unexpected combinations hit just right. Entry is free, so come early, stroll from stall to stall, and let your palate follow wherever the city’s culinary storytelling takes it. By the end, the weekend feels less like an event and more like a feast you won’t forget. October 30-November 1. Free. G/F, Forum, Gaysorn Amarin, 10am-8pm