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First Look at The Fields: Wonderfruit Unveils Programs and Passes for December

General sales for Wonderfruit 2026 begin 1 September

BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 1 September 2026 – Wonderfruit, Thailand's annual celebration of culture, art, music and nature, returns this December, with experiences for Wonderers to explore the Mind, Nature and Sound.

Across five days and nights, the program unfolds around the clock from 3–7 December 2026 at The Fields of Siam Country Club, Chonburi, Thailand.

Wonderers come together through music, art and shared experience at Wonderfruit. The festival returns to The Fields at Siam Country Club, Chonburi, from 3–7 December 2026.
Wonderers come together through music, art and shared experience at Wonderfruit. The festival returns to The Fields at Siam Country Club, Chonburi, from 3–7 December 2026.

What began as a festival has grown into a cultural platform shaped by ideas, collaborations and expressions from people behind the scenes and visitors who gather in The Fields each year. For its 11th edition, this year's theme 'Field Village' looks back to its roots as a homegrown Thai festival and treats The Fields as a living village.

Through music, food, movement and shared experiences, this vibrant village brings people together to celebrate the heritage and differences that enrich us all. Sound moves through the landscape alongside art and performance. Workshops connect people with the body, the land and traditions from Thailand and beyond. Food becomes a way to share stories and knowledge, and The Fields themselves remain an active part of the experience, nurtured through regenerative practices and rewilding since the beginning.

Across Wonderfruit's pillars of Mind, Nature and Sound, this year's program encourages curiosity and invites people to wander, listen, participate and connect:

Sound of The Fields
Wonderfruit this year expands its exploration of listening, bringing together artists across diverse traditions and subcultures. Through live performances, immersive sound experiences and unexpected musical encounters, The Fields become a space to discover new sounds and new ways of listening. Among this year's highlights are Tangerine Dream, Eli Keszler, Orphx, ITSU & ARS, Jesse You, JakoJako, Loyboy, Gerd Janson, Hamdi Ryder, Omoloko, ffan, Faustus, Nubya Garcia, Jane Fitz, Nicolas Lutz, Sweely, DOTT, Shanka Tribe, DJ Python, Genderfunk, the Paradise Bangkok Molam International Band and more to come.

Living Through the Arts
Across The Fields, installations and performances invite deeper engagement, encouraging Wonderers to connect with art, their senses and the world around them. Each work is created with the spirit of Wonderfruit in mind, drawing inspiration from the natural environment and inviting connection.

This year's program includes artworks such as Light Hive by RGB Installation x RedLight Lab, Contour Distort by Tawatchai Puntusawasdi and Indigo Vessel by Pinaree Sanpitak. Unconditional Space, a circular sanctuary for art and connection, returns with Tropicality: New Beginnings, co-programmed with curator Aaditya Sathish. This year's theme explores rebirth and origins through art, performance, conversations and expanded cinema.

Rooted in Wisdom and Practice
At the center of The Fields, this year's wellness theme 'Rooted in the Inner Axis' invites Wonderers to return to the stillness within. The program includes nature-led workshops and guided movement including Create Your Own Herbal Balm with Thai Traditional Medicine, The Ancestral Forest Therapy Experience, Deep Dance Meditation and Terrains of the Body: Yoga & Mobility. Dhyana, a program exploring awakening through simple, direct experience, returns this year with rituals and practices rooted in non-duality. Wonderers can expect teachings, stories, music and movement, with different ways to explore awareness and intrinsic wisdom.

Stories to Eat
Food at Wonderfruit celebrates local ingredients and traditional recipes from Thailand and the region. Wonderers can take part in hands-on cooking and food workshops focused on Thai ingredients and traditional recipes, alongside a Burmese breakfast by Lady GooGoo. Chef's tables, experiential dining and communal meals offer more ways to gather around food.

General ticket sales open 1 September 2026 at 4:00 PM BKK (GMT+7), with the lowest prices for the remainder of the year from 1–7 September.

  • 5-Day Full Pass: THB 10,900.
  • The Weekend Pass: THB 9,500.
For tickets and more information, visit https://wonderfruit.co/tickets.

Subsidized Intro Passes for first-timers, Youth Passes, and Family Passes are also available.
Hashtag: #Wonderfruit2026 #Wonderfruit



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About Wonderfruit

Punctuated by an annual event every December, Wonderfruit Festival is a five-day celebration of art, music, food and ideas in The Fields at Siam Country Club. Produced by Thailand-based Scratch First, Wonderfruit is a continuous, curious exploration of Mind, Nature and Sound through human expression, seeking greater connection to communities, cultures and the world around us. Through immersive experiences, including performances, workshops, installations and dining, Wonderfruit creates spaces for all to gather, interact and share knowledge. Living in The Fields year-round, Wonderfruit unites designers, architects and craftspeople to build and design in harmony with nature, committing to circularity and zero waste.


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