Museum Siam is a must-go venue this weekend especially for those in their 40s and 50s as it's holding the "Feed Retro" festival that will bring everyone back to the 90s to enjoy music, food and many activities, daily from noon to 9pm starting tomorrow to Sunday.
Organised by Feed, a content lifestyle creator, the festival will take everyone down memory lane with live music by renowned artists from that era. The line-up includes Jesada "Gap" Teerapinun and Nakarin "Golf" Teerapenun, two members from the reggae band T-Bone who will join hands under a special project called T-Bone aRootstic tomorrow; Viyada Komalakul Na Nakorn and the legendary duo Byrd & Heart on Saturday; and Paiboonkiat "Pan" Keiwkaew and Thee Chaiyadej on Sunday.
Preceding the evening concert, there will be a talk in the garden by iconic figures from various fields. They include Chakraphan Yomchinda, a former Channel 7 news anchor, tomorrow; DJ Pae who has been hosting radio shows from the cassette era to the present day, on Saturday; and Sai Charoenpura, a multi-talented actress who has worked extensively in the entertainment industry for over 30 years, on Sunday.
There will also be a guided walking trip to explore the palace, old communities and temples in the neighbourhood; a night book fair; as well as a retro market offering vinyl records and cassettes, old photos taken by film cameras, and caricatures by cartoonists from the Thai Cartoon Association.
Ready to serve their delicious dishes on all three days will be famous and legendary restaurants of the 90s such as EarSae, Thipparot, Pad Thai Fai Ta Lu, Lukchin Chao Ruea, Tai Tai Curry, Ramena and Yoi-Yoii Thai Dessert.
Museum Siam is on Sanam Chai Road. There is no admission fee.
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