In personCIRCLE 09
Spanish, Cats & Yoga
A special event, one time only.
A slow weekday morning back at the cat café: gentle yoga and beginner Spanish with Francis Rojas, a yoga teacher from Bolivia.
Bangkok · Est. 2026
Designing experiences that bring people together.More human, together.
Next Circle
10An open call and online exhibition: one A4 artwork in four parts — what you love about Bangkok, what you'd change, what you imagine, and what it could become.
Free to join · Open to everyone · RSVP on Meetup
About the Circle
Creative Circle Bangkok designs exhibition-style and interactive events across the city — architecture walks along the Chao Phraya, sketch circles in cat cafés and parks, and online reflection workshops that run across half a dozen time zones.
The through-line is always the same. People are given a small creative task, a short amount of time, and a reason to show someone else what they made. What comes back is rarely about the drawing.
In an age where technology makes us more efficient, we still need spaces that make us more human. That is the whole brief, and the reason the studio exists.
“Architecture isn’t just about buildings — it’s about the memories, emotions and experiences that places create.”
Pim
Founder & Creative Director
Pim trained and works in architecture, but her perspective has been shaped by experiences far beyond the studio.
Her journey has taken her from an exchange year in Bolivia, to a Work & Travel experience in New York, an architecture internship in Japan, and an IAESTE architecture internship in Romania. Moving between cultures and cities taught her to see the world through more than buildings.
She discovered that what she loves most is people, cities, cultures, and the connections between them. Creative Circle Bangkok grew from that curiosity — creating experiences that bring people together and turn encounters into stories.
Every Circle ends with something made and something shown. The Mini Exhibition Box — a tiny gallery each participant builds and shares — is the studio's signature.
Nobody watches. Sessions are built around drawing, walking, mapping and talking, so a room of strangers has something to do together before it has something to say.
No drawing experience. No Spanish. No particular language. Sessions run in English with Thai translation, and the sharing round is always optional.
Past Circles
Every event is numbered and archived. Open one for the full brief, the route we walked and the pictures from the day.
In personCIRCLE 09
A special event, one time only.
A slow weekday morning back at the cat café: gentle yoga and beginner Spanish with Francis Rojas, a yoga teacher from Bolivia.
OnlineCIRCLE 08
Walk through our memories.
A memory map for a whole life rather than just a childhood — the cities, homes and cafés we carry with us, drawn and shared online in English.
In personCIRCLE 07
Walk, speak & connect.
¡Hablemos en español! The Spanish Walk returns as a collaboration with Hablemos Español Club — same river, same turtles, a native speaker to practise with.
In personCIRCLE 06
Walk, speak & connect.
¡Hablemos en español! A slow Sunday walk along the river practising simple Spanish, hosted by Pim and Francis — host sisters reunited in Bangkok.
OnlineCIRCLE 05
Every childhood has a map.
Not made of roads, but of memories — drawing the places that shaped us, with stories from around the world.
In personCIRCLE 04
See the city through your emotions.
A slow evening walk along the Chao Phraya, sketching meaningful places and mapping the river by memory instead of by street.
OnlineCIRCLE 03
A creative reflection workshop.
Thirty minutes online: a guided reflection, a drawing, and a letter to your younger self — held in English with Thai translation throughout.
In personCIRCLE 02
Let your inner child rest.
A cosy sketch workshop in a cat café where art, architecture and human connection came together — and everyone built their cat a house.
In personCIRCLE 01
Draw like you're 7 years old again.
The first Circle. A Sunday morning in Lumphini Park with sketchbooks, ten people and no drawing experience required.
Reach
The next room
The studio’s other half. Interiors approached from the same starting point as a Circle — who is in the room, what they are meant to do there, and what they will remember about it.
Get in touch
Circles are free, capped at a small number, and open to everyone — no drawing experience, no particular language, no need to know anybody there beforehand.
creativecircle.bkk@gmail.comEvery event is posted on Meetup first. Free, capped, and usually gone within a few days.
Creative Circle Bangkok
Venues, co-hosts, translators, guest speakers, brands who want a Circle of their own — this is the one to use.
creativecircle.bkk@gmail.com
Posters, sketches and whatever came out of the last session, usually within a day of it happening.
@creativecircle.bkk