Pride Month at The Standard, Hua Hin Celebrating Diversity Through Art and Community
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As part of this year’s Pride Month celebrations, The Standard, Hua Hin is inviting guests to stay, play and sashay with a series of queer-friendly Love Fest events starting with the unveiling of ‘Your Own Pride,’ an art installation by Thai fashion maven and calligrapher Jirawat Sriluansoi on June 2. The specially commissioned art pieces celebrate diversity through the use of words that were once deemed negative but have since been embraced by the queer community.
An indispensable incubator of fresh ideas and a fixture of the Thai cultural scene for nearly two decades, Jirawat moves seamlessly between fashion runways, commercial photography and fine art. He is a cultural maverick who creates images that illuminate his styling signature and offers visual oomph for fashion spreads. In his ‘Thaipology’ project, he sets out to explore and reimagine the art of Thai typography and calligraphy by providing modern interpretations of familiar words.
Following the launch event on June 2, the month of June at The Standard, Hua Hin will be dedicated to creating a safe space where the local queer community can come together. On June 3, Bohemian Rhapsody will be screened as part of the poolside movie night with complimentary popcorn; on June 15, Not Your Standard Bingo – Pride Edition will take over Praça from 6.30 to 7.30 pm; and on June 17, guests are invited to join the Pride Talk with GIRLxGIRL, an online community that fosters connection and empowerment among women who love women, to celebrate LGBTQ+ diversity, explore body positivity, and gain new perspectives on identity in a safe and open space. The talk will take place from 5.00 pm till 6.00 pm in the Courtyard. On June 24, Hyper-Pop Princess DJ Peachji will be bringing some queer favorites and Y2K bubblegum sounds to the poolside from 4.00 pm to 7.00 pm.
Throughout the month of June, the resort will be offering Plated with Pride – a special dinner package (THB 5,999 for two) which includes a five-course dinner, a bottle of bubbly served in “bed” by the beach and a complimentary signature Mud Lounge experience at The Spa. Lovebirds can also book the Love Nest package for stays between now – June 30, 2023, using the “PRIDE” code on our website. Rates start from THB 10,499 per night based on double occupancy and include:
- Accommodation for two
- Daily breakfast for two
- Welcome cake
- A 5-course dinner and a bottle of bubbly in “bed” by the beach
- One complimentary cocktail per person per stay
- Mud Lounge session for two at The Spa
- 15% off at all restaurants and bars
- 15% off a la carte menu at The Spa.
“Pride is every day at The Standard, but in June, The Standard, Hua Hin will be offering extra special ways to celebrate inclusivity and togetherness with events spanning food, art, wellness and music,” said Mai Timblick, Chief Creative Officer, The Standard Hotels. “At The Standard, we are committed to creating a culture of diversity, inclusion and belonging for both guests and employees and I look forward to celebrating Pride Month with our local community.”
For more information about the Love Fest event at The Standard, Hua Hin, please visit https://www.standardhotels.com/hua-hin/happenings/love-fest-standard-hua-hin-pride-month
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About The Standard, Hua Hin:
Hua Hin has been a beloved beach getaway for over a hundred years, dating back to the construction of the railroad connecting the bustling metropolis of Bangkok with this dreamy seaside town. By the mid-1920s, it became the chosen holiday retreat for Thai nobility drawn to the undiscovered pristine coastline. Over time, this sleepy fishing village transformed into a popular coastal destination while maintaining its old-world charm and natural beauty. This beach town has been even further awakened with the arrival of The Standard, Hua Hin. The property was awarded as one of the best hotels in the world in Conde Nast Traveler’s 2022 Hot List, as the only hotel listed in Thailand, and was voted the #1 resort in Southeast Asia. The Standard, Hua Hin was also voted the #7 best resort in Asia and the #35 resort in the world in The Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2022. This seaside retreat is nestled in a lush garden dreamscape with native flora and greenery, just steps from the Gulf of Thailand. The colorful collection of 199 rooms, suites and villas is complemented by an innovative spa program seamlessly paired with a lively and vibrant pool scene, and a variety of drinking and dining options to suit every taste. There’s the Lido restaurant and bar
for all-day indoor or al fresco dining, elixirs and fresh pressed juices at The Juice Café, and the impeccably restored Heritage House, Praça, for authentic Thai food and craft cocktails in an unparalleled setting.
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About Standard International:
Standard International is the parent company of The Standard hotels. Created in 1999, The Standard hotels are known for their pioneering design, taste-making clientele, and unrelenting un-standard-ness. Launched originally in Hollywood, The Standard has now opened properties in marquee locations across the globe including in New York, Miami, London, the Maldives, Hua Hin, Ibiza and Bangkok. Standard hotels in Lisbon, Brussels, Dublin, Dubai, Mexico and Austin are under development. The goal of every Standard project—be it a city hotel, a seaside resort, or a rooftop bar—is to defy convention, up the aesthetic stakes, and deliver an experience that only The Standard can. The Standard’s unconventional and playful sensibility combined with careful consideration of design and service details, have established its reputation as a pioneer in hospitality, travel, dining, and nightlife. Standard International also owns a majority stake in the Bunkhouse Group and The Peri hotels. www.standardhotels.com @thestandard
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