Venue

The festival takes place in a number of districts in Bangkok, with design and creativity potential to help promote the areas’ well-being and economy. You may enjoy the event and learn about the city’s fascinating elements by visiting the following creative economy districts:

Each of the districts has different organizing period as follows:

Slot 1 8-16 February 2025: Charoenkrung – Talat Noi/ Yaowarat – Song Wat/ Pak Khlong Talat/ Others

Slot 2 15-23 February 2025: Phra Nakhon/ Bang Lamphu – Khaosan/ Others

Only on Saturdays and Sundays, 8-9, 15-16, 22-23 February 2025: Hua Lamphong/ Bang Pho/ Others

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Phra Nakhon

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Yaowarat

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The Power of Design Collaboration

Charoenkrung – Talat Noi is a historic riverside district and a cultural hub of Bangkok. It is being developed into a leading creative economy district, combining business growth with community well-being. This transformation includes projects that blend creativity with the area’s rich cultural heritage. Under the theme “The Power of Design Collaboration”, the district showcases partnerships from various sectors to build a sustainable ecosystem. These efforts help preserve its unique character while ensuring it continues to thrive in the modern era.

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Getting to Charoengkrung - Talat Noi

📍 Bangkok Grand Postal Building

1) Train

– Green Line, Saphan Taksin BTS Station Exit 1

– Walk or use public bicycle (1 km.) along Charoenkrung to Bang Rak Intersection and Surawongse Intersection to see Bangkok Grand Postal Building to the left.

– Take bus (2 stops) No. 1, 35, or 75 from Robinson Bang Rak to Bangkok Grand Postal Building.

– Blue Line, Hua Lamphong Station Exit 1

– Walk (1.3 km) to Hua Lamphong Intersection, turn left down Maha Phruettharam Road, and proceed to Phitthaya Sathian Bridge to turn left onto Charoenkrung Road. Proceed to Si Phraya Intersection and cross to continue on and find Bangkok Grand Postal Building to the right.