ttb foundation presents fai-fah Art Fest 2026 showcasing youth works

The ttb foundation, through the fai-fah project, is organising the fai-fah Art Fest 2026 under the name "Ordinary Children are Beautiful Things" and the "Art for Earth" concept. The event provides a space for youth from all five fai-fah learning centres to present their art and performances, conveying stories of growth and environmental change. The event will be held from 6 to 8 October 2026 at the Banking Hall, 1st Floor, ttb head office on Phahonyothin Road. The goal is to connect fai-fah children, the community, and ttb employees, in accordance with the foundation's Make REAL Change philosophy.

The event's Art for Earth concept encourages everyone to adopt a more eco-friendly lifestyle through the power of art, creativity, and practical action in daily life. This aligns with the direction of the ttb blue planet project, which believes that changing for the planet begins with each of us.

View art exhibitions and performances by fai-fah youth

The event features more than 50 artworks from youth across all five fai-fah centres, reflecting the perspectives, dreams, and transformative power of young people. Those who support the artworks of fai-fah children have a chance to win a portrait drawing as a souvenir. Additionally, there are over 30 stage performances brought by the youth to add colour and inspiration for attendees.

Shop for community products and join eco-friendly workshops

The event includes an area selling products from fai-fah youth and community networks with over 20 booths, operating as a creative market for eco-conscious individuals. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own cloth bags and personal cups to reduce single-use plastics at the event. There are also workshop activities to join in arranging vegetable seed kits, creating educational materials on waste separation, and passing on good-condition gifts to underprivileged children, with a goal of collecting 1,000 items.

This event is of interest to the general public looking for art and environmental family activities in early October, as well as event organisers or corporate entities interested in CSR approaches with communities and youth. It serves as reference ideas for designing social events in their own spaces.