Hua Hin · Weekend art and craft night market in Hua Hin
Cicada Market in Hua Hin is a weekend arts market combining creators’ crafts, original artworks, food and music spaces. It offers more than clothing and household goods: you can also see the makers’ designs and exhibits.
Browse home décor and jewellery, see works at ArtFactory, then eat in the garden-style food area. Sasi Open Air Theatre is under a large tree, but its programme changes by date.
83/159 Nong Kae, Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan
The handmade and ideas section has home décor, clothing, jewellery and souvenirs made by creators. You can see how the items are used and designed, and get a sense of each maker’s style.
If you are looking for a small item for your home or a travel gift, browse the different materials and designs among the clothing, jewellery and home décor. Beyond the creators’ goods section, there is also a space to view artworks.
ArtFactory is a section for exhibiting and selling original artworks. Unlike the area for browsing crafts, it is a place to take your time looking at paintings and other works.
The food area is arranged like a garden, with Thai dishes and food from several countries. Sasi Open Air Theatre, beneath a large tree, is an outdoor stage for music programmes.
Different music programmes take place at Sasi Open Air Theatre on different dates. Even when there is no performance, the crafts, artworks and food areas each offer something to browse.
You can browse home décor, clothing, jewellery and souvenirs made by creators, as well as original artworks at ArtFactory. It is a market for design goods and artworks rather than everyday food ingredients.
There is a garden-style food area with Thai dishes and menus from several countries, as well as Sasi Open Air Theatre beneath a large tree. The performance and its timing depend on the date you visit.
The market is listed as opening from 16:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. You can browse the crafts and artworks and visit the food area in the evening.
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