Articles in Category: Events
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Gay events and Happenings in Chiang Mai
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Chiang Mai Pride 2020 – 22 February – The Big Event
Chiang Mai Pride 2020. After the great success of the 2019 event Pride returns on 22 February 2020. The date is significant as it is exactly eleven years since a previous Chiang Mai gay parade was stopped by homophobic thugs and now represents a day for remembering and protesting violence against LGBT people.
The Straits Games (TSG) 2019
The Straights games (TSG) is an annual LGBT sporting event held in different locations around Asia. This year in November it is being held in CHiang Mai
Pride returns to Chiang Mai
Exciting News: Pride finally returns to Chiang Mai on 21 February 2019. The tenth anniversary of the LGBT pride event in 2009 that had to be aborted due to homophobic protests and threats of violence.
Chiang Mai Gay Men’s Group
Chiang Mai Gay Men’s Group is a recently formed social group for gay and LGBT in Chiang Mai. The group is a successor to the Chiang Mai LGBT group and has weekly meetups for Saturday brunch at the Kad Suan Kaew Shopping Centre.
Club One Seven becomes Eight
Eight years since it opened, Club One Seven has established itself as Chiang Mai’s premier gay sauna and gay guest house. A fabulous place for gay people to meet and enjoy each other’s company in discreet and secure surroundings at a beautiful location on Chiang Mai’s Ping River. Come and enjoy their anniversary party celebrations.
Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2018
At this time of year Chiang Mai really lives up to its nickname of “Rose of The North” with the climate at its absolute best and flowers blooming everywhere ahead of the hot season. One of the highlights of Chiang Mai’s festival calendar is the Flower Festival which takes place this weekend (2-4th February 2018)
Chiang Mai LGBT Group – Event and New leader
The Chiang Mai LGBT Group is looking for a new leader after David Cartwright announced in December that he will stand down. There will be a farewell event on 28th January, and nominations or volunteers for a new leader will be most welcome.