F.V Sukhumvit 39

FV launches its first artist residency exhibition with new work by Deborah Metsch, created following a four-week stay in Bangkok. During her residency, the artist works closely with the Atelier Pichita team, exploring Thai textile traditions, local craftsmanship and contemporary design through research, experimentation and creative exchange. The resulting exhibition brings together collaborative pieces that sit between art and fashion. Rather than simply borrowing visual cues from clothing, Metsch develops a conversation with Pichita’s celebrated approach to embellishment and the female silhouette. Beading, fabric and structural details reappear as layered compositions, where transparency, texture and tension echo the rituals of dressing and adornment. May 24-June 20. Free entry. FV39. 11am-7pm

Few cuisines celebrate the rhythm of the seasons quite like Bengali cooking. This communal supper presents seven courses inspired by summer, with recipes shaped by family traditions, regional history and ingredients at their seasonal best. Dishes range from crisp doi phuchka and bittersweet shukto to fragrant macher kalia and chingri malaikari, a much-loved prawn curry enriched with coconut milk. Each plate arrives family-style, encouraging conversation as much as eating. The evening closes with baked rosogolla, while live vocals from Angel and a DJ set by Brent Burns provide a gentle soundtrack to a meal best enjoyed slowly and in good company. June 21. B1,700. Reserve via DM: @fv_products, Line OA: @fvevents or WhatsApp:  091 949 6366. FV39. 5.30pm onwards