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Opening of After the Rain at Meeting Room Art Gallery
November 18, 2019
Opening of After the Rain by Somsak Junto at Meeting Room Art Gallery,
Wai Khru Ceremony at Lanna Traditional House Museum
November 16, 2019
Wai Khru Ceremony  of Art Sprout Group at Lanna Traditional House Museum,
Beatles Night at Why Not House of Music
November 15, 2019
A Tribute to The Beatles at Why Not House of Music
Opening of “What’s Black and White and Red All Over?”
November 15, 2019
Opening of “What’s Black and White and Red All Over?” an exhibition
Dress Rehearsal for Very Vicious Versailles at Villa Virtuosa
November 13, 2019
Dress Rehearsal for Very Vicious Versailles at Villa Virtuosa November
Opening of Koung Sei Thu’s Exhibition at Suvannabhumi Art Gallery
November 9, 2019
Opening of Koung Sei Thu’s Solo Exhibition at Suvannabhumi Art Gallery,
Final Day Chiang Mai Street Jazz Festival 2019
November 3, 2019
The final day of the Chiang Mai Street Jazz Festival 2019
Chiang Mai Street Jazz Festival 2019 (Day 2)
November 2, 2019
Chiang Mai Street Jazz Street Festival 2019 (Day 2) at the Chiang Mai Old
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Water truck Accident on Doi Inthanon

Tue 19th Nov

CityNews – 18th November 2019, around 2pm Pol. Maj. Seri Triamwong of Chom Thong police station received the report that a water truck belonging to the Thai Air Force had turned over on the road up Doi Inthanon National Park near the junction to the pagoda, causing injury and death.  Police officers and rescue team rushed into the scene with first aid tools to help injured persons. Initial investi … Continued

Former Poy Luang Hotel demolished

Mon 18th Nov

CityNews –Chiang Mai News online reported that since the morning of 17th November, Sa-nguan Karn Chang’s team has brought a 20 ton backhoe loader to dig the foundation of this former hotel (the northern site of the building was destroyed successfully the day before.) There are some underground areas to be removed at a later date. This building was built 40 years ago as Poy Luang Hotel, a luxury ho … Continued

Frost on Doi Inthanon

Mon 18th Nov

CityNews – 18th November 2019, Chief of Doi Inthanon National Park revealed that this morning, tourists were glad to see rare natural phenomena in our part of the world that happen only when temperature drops really low – hoar frost, a grayish-whit crystalline  deposit of frozen water and frozen dew formed on plants and grass tops in the areas of Kiw Mae Pan and top of Doi Inthanon. Temperatures o … Continued

Sicily’s Rising Star Chef Pietro D’Agostino Comes to Shangri-La

Following the trail of white hats which have graced Shangri-La’s Dhala Restaurant’s pop up culinary events this year, comes another highly acclaimed chef from Taormina, Italy, Chef Pietro D’Agostino of one Michelin star restaurant La Capinera.

Free measles vaccination in huge push to end it once and for all

Fri 15th Nov

CityNews – Dr. Jatuchai Maneerat, a Chiang Mai provincial public health doctor, was chairman for a nationwide measles vaccination project to inoculate children between 1 – 12 years old. The Chiang Mai event was held on 14th November 2019 at Wat Don Chan School, Tha Sala. The Ministry of Public Health has reported about an increase in measles in many countries e.g. Madagascar, India, Nigeria, Kazak … Continued

Ton Kwen Junction to be closed from 20 November 2019 to 26 October 2020

Thu 14th Nov

CityNews – 13 November 13, 2019, Director of Department of Rural Roads has announced the temporary closure of traffic at the Ton Kwen junction as the department has received a budget for building an underpass for the San Pa Tong – Hang Dong ring road with Chiang Mai Construction as contractor.  The contract work began on the 27th April 2018 and will end on 12th October 2020 with a possible extensi … Continued

Thai Meteorological Department forecasts cool weather

Thu 14th Nov

CityNews – 14th November 2019, the Meteorological Department has forecasted rain and a drop of between 3-5 degrees Celsius across the northern part of Thailand between 13th – 15th November. Then, during 16th -17th November, the temperatures of northern Thailand will rise by 1-3 degrees Celsius with chances of rain in some areas.  Then between 18th-19th November rain will return to northern Thailan … Continued

CMU Fine Arts students demand transparency over event budget

Thu 14th Nov

CityNews – 14th November 2019, around 10 am, over 100 Fine Arts students took to the streets in Chiang Mai University, with banners, as they marched to the office of the university to submit their request to inspect the management committee of Faculty of Fine Arts. Their case is that the department of media arts and design was going to hold Media Arts and Design Festival 2019 (MUTATION) and reques … Continued

Loy Krathong candles set fire to garage

Wed 13th Nov

Small round flat candles nearly burnt whole garage CityNews – On the night of 11th November 2019, police officers and a rescue team rushed to the scene of a fire burning at a house in Mae Hia district.  Mae Hia municipality brought three fire trucks to control the fire. It took firefighters around 20 minutes to extinguish the fire.  After that, officers inspected the area.  Fortunately, no one was … Continued

Plenty of Loy Krathong violations

Wed 13th Nov

CityNews – 13th November 2019, reporters have found that there had been many people and tourists violating the rules put in place this year regarding the release of lanterns. It was found that on airport runways, more than 21 falling lanterns were collected.  There are still  thousands of them found all over the streets of Chiang Mai. Municipal staff are busy cleaning them up.
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