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SangGaDee Space
SangGaDee Space from above: the round bamboo market roof around a lawn, the pond and the gardens

Ton Pao, San Kamphaeng, Chiang Mai

A courtyard where things are made, cooked and shared.

Weavers from Mae Chaem, Lanna and Shan cooks, bamboo builders and local families. On Saturdays and Sundays the gardens fill with the Bamboo Family Market; around it there are craft workshops taught by the makers, a community kitchen and eight bamboo nests for the night.

Market every Sat + Sun

Our story

SangGaDee Space (SGD) is a community-driven space where makers, neighbours and visitors share craft, food and learning.

The bamboo domes and earthen houses were built over three years by family, friends and artisans. The space gives makers somewhere to try things, and visitors somewhere to learn from them.

More about us
The courtyard under big trees, with thatched pavilions around a sandy yardVisitors laying leaves on cloth at an eco-print workshop on the bamboo floorHands sharing food, herbs and tea across a long table
SangGaDee Space, San Kamphaeng

A weekend market, an exhibition in nature, craft workshops and eight bamboo nests, all made by neighbours.

The market hall: stalls of silver, clothes and crafts under the long bamboo roof
Every Saturday and Sunday

Bamboo Family Market

Local artisans, Lanna and Shan cooks, and young designers from Mae Chaem and Nan set up in the gardens. Coffee from Din Cafe, Inle Lake green noodles, hemp and natural-dye textiles, bamboo and wood craft.

A spiral land-art labyrinth in the gardens, made for SEN
SEN · SangGaDee Exhibition in Nature

“The most powerful connections are invisible.”

Our annual exhibition in the gardens, with workshops, talks and music. Past editions: 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025.

Two visitors lifting yarn from a steaming natural-dye pot
Learn with the makers

Workshops

Block print ผ้าเช็ดหน้า, Mae Chaem pillows and hat keychains, Lua’s necklaces and bags. Hands-on classes taught by the people who keep these crafts alive.

A set meal on a wooden tray: rice, curry, a basket of minced salad and fresh greens
Dining

Lanna and Shan cooking, from the garden

Seasonal dishes from the community kitchen, with produce from the organic gardens and the weekend market. Sourdough baked daily and an organic blend of Shan and Thai coffee.

A tall thatched roof at the end of a wooden walkway over the pond
Stay · Bamboo Nest @ SangGaDee

Eight nests, built from bamboo by the Bamboo Family

Each nest is named after a local bird and sleeps two adults and a child, with an en-suite rain shower and a shared garden kitchen.