Chiang Mai Masquerade Night: Carnival of Venice Event
July 25, 2026 01:25 PM
Last edited: July 25, 2026
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The Brit Bar at The 1921 House in Chiang Mai hosted an evening billed as "The 1921 Society Twilight Masquerade: The Carnival of Venice." The event combined live strings, DJ ViZN and guest bartenders for a masked, theatrical night out.
What's happening
The Brit Bar staged a themed masquerade inspired by Venice, creating an atmosphere of masks, formal dress and curated music. Performers included a live string trio and DJ ViZN. The line-up also featured guest bartenders Phuwadon Sittirung (Max), Co-Founder of Olympus Khonkaen, and Wareewan Yodkamol (Oil), Owner of Staff Only Bar Entertainment. The evening aimed to deliver a mix of live performance, DJ sets and cocktail-focused service inside The 1921 House venue.
What this means for travellers
For visitors, the event reinforces that Chiang Mai offers more than daytime temples and markets. Evenings can include themed, ticketed experiences that pair live music and craft drinks with theatrical presentation. If you prefer curated nights out, plan to include a dressed-up evening in your itinerary and consider pre-booking or checking guest lists. You can combine a masquerade night with a pre-dinner at one of the city's acclaimed Italian spots by checking our Top 5 Italian Restaurants in Chiang Mai, or factor the experience into a broader sightseeing plan with the Chiang Mai Travel Guide: Top 10 Places to Visit. If you are arriving from another city, review transport options using our How to Get to Chiang Mai from Bangkok? guide so you can schedule evening plans without stress.
Plan around it
If you want to attend similar themed nights, follow a few practical steps. First, check event pages or venue social channels in advance and reserve a table when possible. Masked events often attract photographers and make for strong night-time photos, so pack a simple formal outfit and a lightweight mask or buy one locally. Combine an evening like this with seasonal activities: time a night out after a day at the Bo Sang Umbrella Festival or during the Yi Peng Festival in Chiang Mai: The Magical Lantern for a fuller cultural itinerary. For festival-season visitors, consult the Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2026 Guide to align daytime highlights with impressive evenings.
Source: Chiang Mai CityLife
by Nam Thairanked
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