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What's On in Chiang Mai and Beyond
Until 28th: ART THESIS
Until 28th: ART THESIS An art thesis exhibition by students from the Fine Arts Faculty of CMU, entitled "INDY NO.7" is to be held in the Exhibition Room, Ground Floor, Kad Suan Kaew. More info: 084-172-8938.
1st > 7th: CHIANG MAI CRICKET SIXES
1st > 7th: CHIANG MAI CRICKET SIXES Internationally renowned cricketers (among more moderately talented performers) bring the exotic arts of the cricket match to SE Asia in a six-a-side competition staged at the venerable Chiang Mai Gymkhana Club at the Rast Uthit Road on the east side of the Ping River. Info at www.chiangmaisixes.com
1st > 9th: CHIANG MAI INTERNATIONAL ART AND CULTURE FESTIVAL
1st > 9th: CHIANG MAI INTERNATIONAL ART AND CULTURE FESTIVAL Three Kings Monument and the area around Chiang Mai Museum of Art and Culture. Organised in honor of Her Royal Highness Princess Sirindhorn by TAT, in collaboration with the municipality,the local cultural organisations and the Chiang Mai Schools of Arts and Culture, 4 pm - 10 pm More info: 081-919-8980, 089-443-6444.
4th > 6th: POI SANG LONG, Chiang Mai
4th > 6th: POI SANG LONG, Chiang Mai A colourful Buddhist ceremony of great importance to the local people. Held at Wat Ba Bao on the north side of the moat, young Tai Yai (Shan) men ordain as novices.
5th > 8th: SUEBSARN LANNA FESTIVAL
5th > 8th: SUEBSARN LANNA FESTIVAL, Chiang Mai. Held with the theme ‘Living a Lanna Life Based on His Majesty the King's Sufficiency Economics,' the festival celebrates the Northern style of life and culture, including cultural performances, exhibitions, a local fair, academic discussion about ‘Lanna and Its Changing Society' etc.
6th > 7th: SPRING BLOSSOMS IN CHIANG MAI
6th > 7th: SPRING BLOSSOMS IN CHIANG MAI A painting exhibition presented by three female artists: Suwannee Sarakana, Suppharat Ratcharin and Nitaya Tamwong. Opening ceremony Fri 6th Apr at 6.30pm at Gallerie Panisa, Mahidol Rd. Gallery opens 9 am - 6 pm (closed Sundays). More info: 053-202-779.
7th > 30th: FINE ART & FIRE
7th > 30th: FINE ART & FIREA multimedia exhibition by Chata Maiwong and Suwat Homnan held at 9 Art Gallery / Architect Studio, Chiang Rai. Open daily from 10am-8pm (closed Mondays). More info: 053-719-110.
8th: CHANG MAI 32nd Traditional Cuisine, Larb Festival
8th: CHANG MAI 32nd Traditional Cuisine, Larb Festival Organised by Chiang Mai Journalist Group, TAT, Setrak Sakol Company LTD. and Kad Suan Kaew. The festival includes traditional larb contests for girls etc. More info: Marketing Division, Kad Suan Kaew, tel. 053-224-444 ext. 19004
11th > 15th: SONGKRAN AND LANNA THAI FESTIVAL
11th > 15th: SONGKRAN AND LANNA THAI FESTIVAL, Chiang Mai. Among the highlights (and in addition to the traditional water-throwing) are the parade of the Emerald Buddha image through the town, and dances, cultural performances, a local food festival, and much more. (Detailed schedule of activities)
12th > 15th: SALOONG LUANG PROCESSION
12th > 15th: SALOONG LUANG PROCESSIONLampang. Procession of giant silver bowl through Lampang paying homage to the Buddha through Lampang's significant Buddha images. More info: 054-226-508
13th > 15th: LAMPHUN SONGKRAN FESTIVAL
13th > 15th: LAMPHUN SONGKRAN FESTIVAL Mainly around the Ta Kham Bridge area, but you can get splashed pretty well anywhere in the province. More info: Lamphun Pub. Relations Office, tel. 053-511 555
22nd: STUDENT RECITAL
22nd: STUDENT RECITAL A concert by students of Voice Studio Entertainment, at CMU Art Museum Theater, from 4 - 7 pm. Free admission.
28th > 29th: WHO AM I? WHY AM I HERE?
28th > 29th: WHO AM I? WHY AM I HERE? An exhibition of arts, photos, music, and theatrical play by 26 HIV-infected children, narrating their hopes and dreams through their works. Handmade notebooks, and some other items are on sale too. At CMU Art Musuem, from 9 am - 6pm. For more info, call 02-377-5065, 083-159 0250 or weunderstand@thaiplus.net.
The Other 11 Months
January
Chiang Mai Red Cross and Winter Fair (First days of year)
King Mengrai Festival (Chiang Rai)
Bo Sang Umbrella Festival
Chinese New Year (Jan or Feb.)
Handicraft Fair, Ban Tawai, Chiang Mai
February
Flower Festival
Weddings on elephant back (Lampang)
Tea Tasting Festival (Mae Hong Son)
Dteen-jok Festival, Mae Jaem
Chiang Mai Mardi Gras, Chang Klan Road,
Strawberry Fair, Samoeng District, Chiang Mai
March
Phra That Cho Hae Fair (Phrae)
Poy Sang Long (Mae Hong Son)
International Elephant Day, Mae Rim
May
Lychee Fair (Chiang Rai)
Song Nam Phra That Hariphunchai (Lamphun)
Walking Up Doi Suthep Annual Celebration (Visakha Puja - May or June)
City Pillar (Sao Inthakhin) Festival (May-June)
June
City Pillar (Sao Inthakin) Festival
Buffalo Sacrice Ceremony - Piti Bu Se Ya Se
Doi Suthep Pilgrimage
July
Buddhist Lent (Asalaha Puja)
Khao Pansa (Rains Retreat for Monks)
August
Longan Fair (Lamphun)
Northern Horticultural, Flower & Orchid Show
September
Tan Kuay Salak
October
Traditional Boat Races (Nan)
End of Buddhist Lent (Awk Pansa)
Devo-Rohana Procession (Buddha's Descent from Heaven, Wat Fai Hin)
Commemmoration of King Chulalongkorn (Wan Maharat)
November
Yi Peng / Loi Krathong (Festival of Lights)
Mexican Sunflower Blossom Festival (Mae Hong Son)
Chiang Mai Hilltribe Festival, Doi Suthep
December
Sukwan Kao Festival
Northern Souvenir Fair
Nimmanhemin Street Fair
Chiang Mai Food Festival
Doi Kham Annual Royal Project Fair
Chiang Mai Red Cross and Winter Fair (Last days of year)
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