BLACK: Vibrant Multiple Light Exhibition period: 20th June 2026 – 21st June 2027 Exhibition Opening: 27th June, 2026 | 6 PM onwards At MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum, Chiang Mai, Thailand Artists Agan Harahap, Alex Face, Ampannee Satoh, Angkrit Ajchariyasophon, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Apirak Jianpinidnun, Busui Ajaw, Chayaporn Maneesutham, Daido Moriyama, Eakarin Jaroenrat, Franklin Chow, Im … Continued
A new chapter in Chiang Mai’s sporting landscape officially began on 30 June with the launch of M Sport Plus, a major new golf driving range and sports complex in Nong Chom, San Sai district. Developed by M Sport Complex Co., Ltd., the project represents an investment of more than THB100 million and aims to become Northern Thailand’s newest Sports & Lifestyle Destination. Occupying more than 3 … Continued
The Chiang Mai Online Media Association officially outlined its vision and strategic direction for 2026–2028 during its first Extraordinary General Meeting, held at the Khom Room, 7th Floor, Meliá Chiang Mai. The meeting marked an important milestone for the newly established professional organisation as it aims to strengthen collaboration among online media professionals while helping drive the s … Continued
The Creative Economy Agency (CEA), Northern Office, launched “Root for Resilience: Rediscovering Local Roots for Self-Reliance” at TCDC Chiang Mai on 30 June, bringing together food experts, academics, chefs, and creative entrepreneurs to explore the value of Northern Thailand’s indigenous ingredients and their potential to shape the future of sustainable food and creative industries. The event fo … Continued
A total of 320 young writers took part in this year’s competition, divided into three categories, each exploring a unique theme. Junior Category (Ages 9–10) “A Glimpse into My Future” Young writers imagined the possibilities that lie ahead. Intermediate Category (Ages 11–13) “The Impact of Social Media on Teenagers” Participants examined one of today’s most influential topics affecting young peopl … Continued
Chiang Mai residents and civil servants turned out in force on the 30th for cut-price white shrimp, sold by the Chiang Mai Commerce Office at the provincial government complex for just 200 baht a kilogramme, well below the usual 250-260 baht. The sale comes after Malaysia suspended imports of Thai shrimp earlier in the month over concerns about residue contamination, a move affecting shrimp farmer … Continued
Residents have welcomed a markedly cleaner Tha Pae Gate plaza after Chiang Mai municipality and local agencies cracked down on pigeon flocks and the vendors illegally selling bird feed to tourists, restoring the area as a landmark for relaxation and sightseeing. The multi-purpose Tha Pae Gate had become a magnet for large numbers of pigeons drawn by vendors selling bird feed to visitors, creating … Continued
Tham Luang Mae Sap cave in Samoeng district is set to officially reopen to tourists from 1st July 2026, following a three month renovation aimed at improving safety standards, boosting visitor comfort and making the site easier to manage. The upgrade works included pouring a concrete car park, resurfacing the access road and building new walkways and patterned flooring throughout the cave area, al … Continued
https://youtu.be/v2Kk3Mzbu6I The Chiang Mai Provincial Office of Tourism and Sports is inviting residents and visitors to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Northern Thailand at the Ethnic Lanna Festival 2026, taking place from 3–5 July 2026 at Central Chiang Mai Airport. The three-day festival offers an opportunity to experience the traditions, lifestyles, craftsmanship, and wisdom of Lanna’ … Continued
Book lovers are invited to immerse themselves in the world of literature as the 11th Chiang Mai Book Fair 2026 returns to Chiang Mai Hall at Central Chiang Mai Airport from 26 June – 5 July 2026. Organised by the Publishers and Booksellers Association of Thailand (PUBAT) in collaboration with Central Pattana Plc, operator of Central Chiang Mai Airport, the Office of Contemporary Art and Culture, a … Continued