The Catalyst of Change: Creating Change

January 24 – February 2, 2025

Time 10.00 – 16.00 hrs.

At the Learning Park, 8th floor, Central World Shopping Center

TK Park Institute celebrates its great success of 20 years of building a learning society under the concept of "The Catalyst of Change" and invites you to be a part of an inspiring journey. Join us for a discussion on the topic "TK is our Life Hack...Life changes when you get to know TK" that will reveal new perspectives and success stories from reading that lead to endless learning on January 24, 2025 from 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. at TK Park, 8th floor, Central World.

There are also special activities and highlights that you shouldn't miss, packed for 10 days! From January 24 - February 2, 2025, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the Learning Park, 8th floor, Central World, such as:

• The Catalyst of Change: Creating Change Exhibition aims to inspire and reflect on the creation of a learning foundation for Thai society over 20 years of TK Park.

• Seminars to exchange valuable experiences: such as TK Human Library: From books to creative works by influential people in the industry such as Mr. Wiphop Buraphadet, Mr. Tom Chakrakrit Yompayom and Ms. Puangsroi Aksornsawang, TK Talk: Books change lives, meet with 20-minute stories from speakers led by Mr. Sanon Wangsangboon, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, Ms. Omkhwan

Wechayachai, founder of CREAM Bangkok, Chananya Techajaksema, owner of Point of View, Katanyu Sawangsri, Stand up Comedy, owner of Katanyu Tonight

• Special training workshops: such as “Thai Books to the World Market” by leading national and international expert speakers, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Prae Jittiplangsri, Asst. Prof. Dr. Kornyan Techawongsathian, Uten Boon-orana, Pim Wangdechawath, Apinuch Petcharabhirach, Wasuri Pisuthisinthop, and Anton Hur (a famous Korean writer and translator), and the AI x Culture Workshop, decoding the past and designing the future of Thai arts and culture. From dance to music, how can we use technology and AI to evolve culture? Come find the answers, led by Pichet Klanchuen, Dance Company, MIT Media Lab, and Creatorsgarten, and the Workshop for teachers and caregivers on “Making Reading Fun and Easy” in “Phliban Tales,” etc.

• Inspiring Performances: Enjoy a musical performance by the Plastic Plastic sibling duo, a film screening by Doc Club, a remake of the popular documentary “Sapiens” by Silpathorn Award-winning artist Kak-Wanasak Sirila, a mixed media puppet show based on the classic French novel Le Petit Prince, and much more.