November events

November events in Chiang Mai include;

Loy Krathong Party – Tha Phae Gate (02/11, starts after dark);
Robin Zebaida Piano Recital – A.U.A Language Center (04/11, starts 7pm);
European Union Film Festival – The Vista Kadsuankaew (05-15/11, various showtimes);
Chiang Mai Photographic Group Exhibition 2009 - Central Airport Plaza (14-29/11, starts 11am);
The Art of Ability – Mute Mute Gallery (14/11, starts 8pm);
Yi Peng Festival – Ratilanna Pier (27/10-02/11, starts after dark)

OCTOBER 27-NOVEMBER 02: Yi Peng Festival
Where: Tha Phae Gate, banks of Ping River
When: starts after dark
Featuring a range of events such as a procession of hanging lanterns and the Krathong design contest, this cultural event marks one of the best-loved Thai festivals, Loy Krathong. The event also includes the Miss Yi Peng beauty contest a light and sound presentation in the Ping River, ancient Thai Lanna Krathong activities, and ocal cultural performances. Visitors can also browse for bargains at the local handicrafts market.
www.tatchiangmai.org

NOVEMBER 02: Loy Krathong Party
Where: Ratilanna Pier, 33 Changklan Road, Muang
When: starts after dark
Celebrate one of the most vibrant festivals in Thailand with the Rati Lanna Hotel. Guests gather after dark to release floating Krathong vessels into the Ping River and show their respect for the water goddess. Tickets cost 1,499 baht and include a gourmet meal and picturesque boat ride along the river. http://www.ratilannachiangmai.com/

NOVEMBER 04: Robin Zebaida Piano Recital
Where: A.U.A Language Center, Rajdamnern Road
When: starts 7pm
Join British concert pianist Robin Zebaida for an intimate evening of inspiring classical music. Zebaida has played for audiences all around the world and his music ranges from classic tunes by composers ranging from Bach to Gershwin. Tickets cost just 300 baht with discounts available for students.
http://www.auathailand.org/chiangmai

NOVEMBER 05-15: European Union Film Festival
Where: The Vista Kadsuankaew
When: various show times
Enjoy the best of European cinema with a festival of films for a total of 17 European countries. Be the first to enjoy comedies, action, thrillers and romantic films before they are released around the world. There will also be the opportunity to watch previously unreleased documentaries. Audiences should note that films from Germany, the Netherlands and Poland have Thai subtitles, while the other films are subtitled in English.
http://thomatfilms.blogspot.com/2009/10/eu-film-festival-2009-schedule_08.html

NOVEMBER 14-29: Chiang Mai Photographic Group Exhibition 2009
Where: 2nd Floor, Northern Village, Central Airport Plaza
When: 11.00 – 20.00 daily
All are invited to view the Chiang Mai Photographic Group’s second exhibition. Featuring images from all over Asia, the group specializes in capturing unusual images and presenting a side of Asia that is often overlooked by travellers and shutterbugs. Keen photographers are also invited to join CMPG Meetings, which are held every fortnight on a Wednesday at 7.00pm in Tuskers Bar.
http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/6166699_djhdz#659232452_3xkaK

NOVEMBER 14: Uncaged: The Art of Ability
Where: Mute Mute Gallery, Thapae Road
When: starts 8pm
Join revolunionary artists Nong Mai and Wichai on their journey from cages to care at Baan Piranan, a resident home for children with cerebral palsy. This groundbreaking performance explores boundaries and how to cope when they are removed.
www.culturalcanvas.com