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Chiang Mai's creative scene always hits hard and this weekend is no exception. With everything from art markets and live music to thought-provoking exhibitions and a generous helping of food to go with it all, there's something out there for all types of folks.  GRAPH hosts an art and object market, offering a chance to sift through vintage furniture, ceramics and one-off interior pieces you won't find anywhere else. And if you're after art that makes you pause, Deja Gallery's ‘Undo Redo’ exhibition delivers the goods.  If gastronomy is more your gig then pair it with wine at the mercy of MrCRU as he teams up with Le Crystal Restaurant for an evening of refined French cuisine paired with some brilliant reds and whites.  Jungle Lab is also back, throwing their third edition of techno and house at Hotel Nuu for anyone whose inner raver needs reviving. Prefer open skies? Moon World Gathering brings its chilled energy to the hills of Doi Saket. For something more playful, Fringe hosts a pet friendly party with DJ sets and drinks discounts. Or join Recess Retro at Bouncetopia for an adults-only game of hide-and-seek. Here's everything worth showing up for this weekend in Chiang Mai.    🎶Check out Chiang Mai’s best festivals this season here 🪩Skip the events and sip cocktails at one of Chiang Mai’s best rooftop bars

Fringe – a coffee and wine bar just off Nakhon Phing Bridge – has built a following for its contemporary design and community driven events this past year. And while their usual arrangement of vintage threads and fine wines continues unabated, focus now turns to our pets. If you can’t help but take your companion with you wherever you go, then this one’s for you. The Pet and Party night brings together live DJ sets, coffee, wine and a welcoming outdoor atmosphere that’s all about the furry ones. It’s a simple concept, but knowing Fringe, executed exceedingly well. Although completely optional, those with dogs get a small gift and a five percent discount, offering space to socialise without any anti-animal drama.   Feb 27. Free. Fringe. 5pm-late

Graph, known for excellent coffee and clean, minimal interiors, is now expanding further into community markets. After last month's 'Eat Well Live Well' edition spotlighted intentional local food brands, the energy is back with a market focused on design, decor and collectibles. From vintage furniture, rare ceramics and carefully sourced interior pieces that feel personal rather than mass-produced, it’s a great time to refresh your display cabinet. Whether you’re refreshing your home or simply looking for inspiration, this market is worth carving out time for. Feb 27-Mar 1. Free. Graph Roastery and Warehouse. 10am-6pm