What’s on this weekend in Phnom Penh

The weekend is nearly here and we couldn't be happier. As usual, here are some events – specially selected – for you to try.

Our highlights? Russian Market favourite Long After Dark is celebrating its first birthday with a barbecue and special giveaways on Saturday, while Show Box is hosting Scottish comedian Chris Henry on Friday for what is sure to be an evening full of laughter. Or improve your snapping skills with the 'Five secrets of photography' workshop at the Computer Academy.

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FRIDAY MAY 26TH

Workshop: Five secrets of photography
This free workshop conducted by a photographer with 20 years of experience explores the significance of photography, elements of noteworthy photos, and the technical aspects of working a camera and lens. Register at https://goo.gl/S5DC6t
Computer Academy STEP Cambodia, #148BC Street 63, 6pm-8pm.

NineSixOne launch
NineSixOne is a new collective of Middle Eastern artists and musicians. At this launch party, expect an evening of electronic music, belly dance, Lebanese jewelry and food and drinks.
Aroma, #186 Street 13, 7pm-12am.

Comedy: Chris Henry
Scottish comedian Chris Henry headlines the show, hosted by Steven Halcrow and supported by American stand-up act Nathan Jaiyeola. Tickets cost $5 in advance from Box Office or Show Box, or $7 at the door.
Show Box, #11 Street 330, 7:30pm.

SATURDAY MAY 27TH

Family flea market
A monthly flea market full of secondhand goods, food, drinks and a free kids’ outdoor playground.
Urban Space Playground and Café, #18 Street 287, 9am-3pm.

Long After Dark first anniversary
Long After Dark celebrates its first anniversary with a barbeque, giveaways, drinks and food specials. DJs Dan Bishton, Deep Heat, and M R S P K R will be spinning tunes from 2pm.
Long After Dark, #86 Street 450, 2pm-late.

The adventure shed
Once a month Magalie Hervo at the French Institute does a reading for young children. Her storytelling covers genres ranging from fairy tales, ghost stories, adventures to love stories. Free admission.
The French Institute, #218 Street 184, 2:30pm.