
Every Sat + Sun
Local artisans, Lanna and Shan cooks, and young designers from Mae Chaem and Nan set up in the gardens of SangGaDee Space.
Coffee from Din Cafe, Inle Lake green noodles, hemp and natural-dye textiles, bamboo and wood craft. Everything is made by the people who sell it.
- When
- Every Saturday and Sunday
- Where
- SangGaDee Space
184 Moo 2, Ton Pao, San Kamphaeng, Chiang Mai 50130
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A weekend in the gardens
Drum circle
Drums in the circle under the trees. Join in, or listen from the hay bales.
Live music
A singer performs in the heart of the market. Between sets, she cooks the boat noodle.
Workshops
Block print ผ้าเช็ดหน้า, Mae Chaem pillows, Lua’s necklaces and bags, taught by the makers.
See all workshopsTraditional Thai games
The กาดไผ่พาเพลิน game station: classic games for kids and adults, with old-fashioned Thai toys as prizes.

The stalls, from Mae Chaem to Inle Lake
Who you’ll meet at the market. Stalls change from weekend to weekend.
Food & drinkDin Cafe
An additional branch of Din Cafe from Hang Dong, run by one of the founders. The market’s welcoming living room, with coffee and bakery treats.
Food & drinkZinme Tea House
Food & drinkDaw Yin Kye Noodle
A taste of Inle Lake: green noodles made from spinach leaf, each portion wrapped in a lotus leaf for a zero-waste, eco-friendly serving.
Food & drinkSugar Daddy
Refreshing sugar cane juice, made by the architect behind the Sanggadee project and a founding member of SangGaDee Space.
Food & drinkBoat Noodle
Bangkok’s classic boat noodle, from a family recipe, cooked by the singer who performs in the heart of the market.
TextilesCotton Farm
Locally grown cotton, from soft natural fabrics to handwoven items, connecting visitors with the heritage of cotton farming.
Craftกาดไผ่พาเพลิน
The market’s game station: traditional Thai games with old-fashioned Thai toys as prizes, for kids and adults alike.
- Textiles
Pawana
A designer brand pairing local textiles with young designers, heritage craftsmanship and modern style.
TextilesKarma Local
Hemp, natural materials and organic dyes from Mae Chaem: beige, indigo, dark brown and ebony black.
- Textiles
Dok Fai
Handmade cotton dresses for adults and children, each piece uniquely designed and locally made.
CraftAuJaa’ Craft
Natural-dyed shirts and woven bags, made by families of the Chiang Mai Autism Parents Club as a training space for vocational and social skills.
CraftWalking Artisan
Founded by Khun Nok, gathering Lanna daily essentials and developing them with artisans for modern tourists.
Photo credits
Some stalls don’t have their own photo yet, so we show one of what they sell: Zinme Tea House by Allervous, CC BY-SA 4.0; Sugar Daddy by Mx. Granger, CC0; Boat Noodle by Emppowering, CC0; Cotton Farm by Jacob McGowin, Unsplash License; Kham Sai, Pa-Lhong by Thảo Phạm, Unsplash License; Min&May by Anita Austvika, Unsplash License; Kaya Sausage by Takeaway, CC BY-SA 3.0; Pizza by Oakwood Fire Pizza, CC BY-SA 4.0; น้ำเงี้ยว by Takeaway, CC BY-SA 3.0; Clean Craft soap by Oystercard, CC BY-SA 4.0; Nature Collection by Scott Webb, Unsplash License; เก่า เก็บ & ผ้า by National Museum of World Cultures (Netherlands), via Europeana, Unsplash License; Miss Tao noi by rawpixel, CC0; เขียว สวย หอม by Larissa Campos, Unsplash License.
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