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2 November, Sunday -- 5-7 PM
Yoga & Sound Healing
Neilson Hays Library -- 1590 Baht
This is the 5th edition of yoga at the Neilson Hays Library with YOGANIA, live violin music and sound bath (please bring your own mat).
For more information and tickets please call 02-233 4999, email info@neilsonhayslibrary.org,or visit NeilsonHaysYoga.
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4 November, Tuesday -- 7 PM
Thailand’s Flora From Past to Present - at the Crossroad Between Tropical and Himalayan Biota
4th Fl Lecture Room, The Siam Society -- Free
The Siam Society Lecture Series, in collaboration with the Embassy of Denmark, presents Henrik Balslev. There are many actual and potential uses of the Thai flora. A recent study documented over 2000 medicinal plant species used by rural and indigenous people.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety4November.
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6 November, Thursday -- 6 PM
The Universal Museum in a Globalized World
The Siam Society Auditorium -- 300, Members and Students Free
The Siam Society Lecture Series presents Max Hollein, Director and CEO, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The museum is the largest and most highly attended museum in the United States.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety6November, call Khun Pinthip at 02 661 6470-3 ext 203, Tue-Sat, 9-5, or e-mail pinthip@thesiamsociety.org.
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8 November, Saturday -- 2 PM
Dvaravati Si Thep: In Search of Thailand’s Earliest Civilization
4th Fl Lecture Room, The Siam Society -- 300, Members and Students Free
The Siam Society Lecture Series presents Piriya Krairiksh and Kamontip Snidvongs na Ayudhya. Long before Sukhothai and Ayutthaya, an earlier civilization flourished in central Thailand - Dvaravati. For over a century, scholars have sought its true location. Drawing on art history, archaeology, history, and geography and illuminated through data visualization, this book compares five candidate sites to unravel the mystery.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety8November, call Khun Pinthip at 02 661 6470-3 ext 203, Tue-Sat, 9-5, or e-mail pinthip@thesiamsociety.org.
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12 and 21 November, Wednesday and Friday -- 7 PM
Parthenope
12th-Alliance Francaise, 21st-House Samyan
This 2024 film, written and directed by Paolo Sorrentino, is presented by the Italian Cultural Institute under the Embassy of Italy. It is a coming-of-age drama that traces the life of its protagonist Parthenope (Celeste Dalla Porta) from her birth in the Gulf of Naples in 1950, to her retirement as an academic in 2023.
For more information and tickets: Alliance Francaise, 02 670 4231, culture@afthailande.org; House Samyan, 098 869 0997, house.cinema.thai@gmail.com.
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13 November, Thursday -- 7 PM
Is It a Good Idea to Return Displaced Cultural Objects to Their Country of Origin?
4th Fl Lecture Room, The Siam Society -- 300, Members and Students Free
The Siam Society Lecture Series presents Etienne Clément.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety13November, call Khun Pinthip at 02 661 6470-3 ext 203, Tue-Sat, 9-5, or e-mail pinthip@thesiamsociety.org.
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14-16 November, Friday-Sunday
Tin That Built the City: Unseen Ranong
30,000, Members 28,000, Single Room add 1800 Baht
The Siam Society presents a Study Trip led by Dr Rungsima Kullapat. This creative tourism experience explores Ranong, a tin mining industrial city that has existed since the pre-industrial era.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety14-16November, call Khun Thun at 02-661-6470-3 ext 205, 9 AM-5 PM, Tuesday-Saturday, or email studytrips@thesiamsociety.org.
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15-23 November (Closed Mon, 17th) -- 9:30 AM-5 PM
Neilson Hays Library Book Sale
Inside the bldg, Neilson Hays Library
We have fiction and non-fiction books in English and Thai donated by Neilson Hays Library supporters or withdrawn from the library shelves, including children’s books and an eclectic range of Thai books. Visitors will also find magazines, DVDs and CDs to add to their collections. Prices start at only 20 baht.
For more information, please call 02-233 4999, email info@neilsonhayslibrary.org or visit the NeilsonHaysWebsite or Facebook page.
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27 November, Thursday -- 7 PM
The Untold Story of How Thai Visas Saved Hundreds of Jewish Lives During World War II
4th Fl Lecture Room, The Siam Society -- 300, Members and Students Free
The Siam Society Lecture Series presents Dr Stefan Hell. Robert Vimont-Vicary was consul of Siam/Thailand in Marseille, France, from 1919 to 1941. During World War II, Vimont-Vicary issued hundreds of visas and travel documents to Jews and other refugees who were fleeing persecution by the Nazis and were piling into Marseille in huge numbers from 1940 to 1941. These Thai visas allowed them to emigrate to safety in Portugal and beyond.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety27November, call Khun Pinthip at 02 661 6470-3 ext 203, Tue-Sat, 9-5, or e-mail pinthip@thesiamsociety.org.
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29-30 November, Saturday-Sunday -- 10 AM-7 PM
Chakrabongse Antique and Culture Fair
Chakrabongse Villas, 396 Maharaj Rd, Tatien -- 200 Baht
This annual fair once again presents more than 30 stands offering an array of beautiful and interesting antique and collectible craft items at all price levels from dealers and private collections. In addition to 6 house tours per day, food and drinks are available. The Villas are located 300 meters from the MRT Sanamchai Station, Museum Siam Exit. Paid parking is available at Wat Pho.
For more information please call 02-222-1290, email reservation@chakrabongse.com or use Line: @chakrabongsevillas. For a map please visit ChakrabongseMap.
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29-30 November, Saturday-Sunday -- Meet at Don Mueang for 6:40 AM departure
Missionaries, Diplomats and Teak-Wallahs: The Built Heritage of Chiang Mai, 1867 - 1941
25,000, Members 23,000, Single Room add 1800
The Siam Society presents a Study Trip led by Graham Jefcoate, exploring the locations associated with the Western presence and its “colonial” architecture in Chiang Mai province.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety29-30November, call Khun Thun at 02-661-6470-3 ext 205, 9 AM-5 PM, Tuesday-Saturday, or email studytrips@thesiamsociety.org.
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13 December, Saturday -- 10 AM-4 PM
Thai Textile Society Collectors' Bazaar
4th Fl Lecture Room, The Siam Society, Soi Asoke
The Thai Textile Society presents its second annual Bazaar featuring approximately 15 tables of textiles from respected collectors and sellers. Collector’s items as well as pieces belonging to textile lovers will be on sale.
For more information please email bkk.ttstreasurer@gmail.com.
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15-18 January, Thursday-Sunday
Echoes Across the Mekong: Rock Art of Pha Taem and Wonders of Southern Laos
45,000, Members 42,000, Single Room add 4,000 (Payment is requested by 16 November)
The Siam Society presents a Study Trip led by Mr Euayporn Kerdchouay.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety15-18January, call Khun Thun at 02-661-6470-3 ext 205, 9 AM-5 PM, Tuesday-Saturday, or email studytrips@thesiamsociety.org.
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10-21 February
Oman & Zanzibar: Two Shores, One Heritage
176,000, Members 171,000, Single Room add 36,000 (Payment is requested by 12 December)
The Siam Society presents a Study Trip led by Mrs Bilaibhan Sampatisiri. Oman, located on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, and Zanzibar, a tropical island in the Indian Ocean, share a long and intertwined history.
For more information and reservations please visit SiamSociety10-21February, call Khun Thun at 02-661-6470-3 ext 205, 9 AM-5 PM, Tuesday-Saturday, or email studytrips@thesiamsociety.org.
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