The best things to do in Bangkok this September

Local artist Chubbynida shows her feel-good artwork that encourages viewers to face their struggles and disappointments and move forward with courage. Until Oct 6. Free. River City

Relive scary scenes from films such as Annabelle and The Nun through this interactive horror exhibition. Until Jan 5, 2025. Tickets are B650 via Ticketmelon. 6/F, Icon Siam

Spend an artsy evening at the annual international dance and music festival featuring Peter Pan On Ice, Marie Antoinette and The Nutcracker. Until Oct 20. Thailand Cultural Centre

Bling lovers, get your money ready and spend a day shopping for new jewellery from more than 700 brands. Until Sep 13. Free. Queen Sirikit National Convention Center

From a medicinal item to an everyday must-have remedy, yadom now comes in a variety of designs and smells. Its popularity makes it a must-have souvenir from Thailand. Until Sep 29. Free. Thailand Creative & Design Center

Indian comedian returns to Bangkok with a new stand-up routine. Expect hilarious tales from his all-boys school days, college, relationships, cricket and more. Tickets are B500 via Megatix. Comedy Club Bangkok, 8pm

This 2008 film follows a German photographer who’s dealing with emotional struggles after his wild lifestyle almost gets him killed. Sep 13 and 27. Free. Reserve here. Goethe-Institut Thailand, 7pm

Explore historic sites along the canal, including Wat Hong Rattanaram, a 300-year-old temple featuring ancient golden Buddha statues and more. B900. Reserve via WhatsApp/Line: 090-094-3646, Wat Arun Ferry Pier, 1pm

American singer-songwriter kicks off her first-time Asian tour in Bangkok, this also marks her first performance in Asia, with a second show on Sep 16. B1,800-11,000 via Thai Ticket Major. IMPACT Arena, 7pm

Negroni lovers, mark your calendars for Sep 16-22, when bars across the city will be whipping up their version of this Italian classic cocktail for a week. More info on www.negroniweek.com. Various bars. 

Watch a movie on the rooftop while overlooking the Bangkok skyline and river. Movies include La La Land; The Secret Life of Walter Mitty; First Love; Love, Rosie and more until Sep 22. For a full schedule and tickets: B500 via Ticketmelon. 5/F, River City. Various times

Explore four different stories through physical movements including Ikeda Yosuke’s Hello and Goodbye – a mime performance inspired by The Beatles. B450 via Ticketmelon. 5/F, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, various times

An evening of live spoken word performances, DJ beats and social games. Celebrate Bangkok's poetic talent and community spirit in an electrifying atmosphere. Free. The Parlor, The Standard Hotel Bangkok, 7pm-10.30pm

Hunt for vintage or handmade goods including leatherwear and sportswear, while enjoying food and live music at a weekend flea market.Until Sep 29. Free. Habito Mall, 10am-8pm