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Bangkok Design Week 2027

18 February، 2027 @ 8:00 am - 28 February، 2027 @ 5:00 pm

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Bangkok Design Week 2027 will take place from February 18 to 28, 2027, celebrating its 10th anniversary under the theme “DESIGN TO LAST: Ever Evolving, Everlasting.” The festival will bring together designers, artists, creative professionals, communities, and visitors across Bangkok for a diverse program of exhibitions, showcases, talks, workshops, performances, tours, music, and creative markets.

Bangkok Design Week 2027 will take place from February 18 to 28, 2027, marking the 10th-anniversary edition of Southeast Asia’s largest design festival. Organized by the Creative Economy Agency (CEA), the festival will explore the theme “DESIGN TO LAST: Ever Evolving, Everlasting,” focusing on flexible, future-ready design that can adapt to change while preserving essential values.

 

Centered around Bangkok’s Charoenkrung–Talad Noi district and extending across several creative neighborhoods throughout the city, the festival will transform Bangkok into a vibrant platform for design, creativity, and cultural exchange. The program will feature exhibitions, showcases, talks, workshops, music, performing arts, creative tours, and markets.

 

Bringing together designers, artists, creative professionals, local communities, and visitors, Bangkok Design Week 2027 will highlight innovative ideas and creative solutions that respond to changing social, cultural, environmental, and urban contexts. The 10th-anniversary edition will offer an engaging opportunity to discover new perspectives, experience Bangkok’s creative communities, and explore how design can evolve while creating lasting value.

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