The local Krabi municipality is organizing jazz and folk music events in March to attract and entertain both tourists and locals.
Mr. Passakorn Bunyalak, the governor of Krabi, recently stated that Krabi Province has set up night activities in Krabi town at the paved sculpture courtyard and Krabi Walking Street, in Krabi Municipality, Pak Nam Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District, and besides the Ao Nang tourist area, which will have activities, music performances, folk art, and community products to promote tourism in Krabi.
Especially in the municipality of the city district. will attract both Thai and foreign tourists who travel at night. It stimulates the tourism industry. to enhance the atmosphere and color of the city for visitors. Experience the local atmosphere through music and cultural performances. It is an experience for tourists to be impressed by traveling to Krabi town and staying there. There are also activities for children, youth, and people, including tourists. on the canvas, he expressed his artistic ideas There are also local tourism community products for sale. and OTOP products as well.
Mr. Passakorn, on the other hand, stated that there have been both Thai and foreign tourists since 2023. The number of visitors to Krabi province has steadily increased. As a result, we have formed alliances in the Song by the River at Krabi event area to promote spending in the Krabi Town area and to create a colorful and touristy atmosphere. The first will take place on February 24-25, 2023, followed by March 3-4, March 10-11, and March 17-18, 2023.
The event will include musical performances by well-known local artists. Fiddle Noise, Wit Flamingo, Kanlapaphruek Jazz, House Violin Mix, Olalla Jazz, and Sea Game Blue perform in an acoustic jazz style, with 2-3 bands per night. Secondary cultural performances, fire swings, global free art activities, and canvas painting
Consume delectable food at community shops and buy OTOP products from Krabi residents. Visit the Ocean Bao Plastic Project waste changers education booths. From the sea to recycled goods
