To register:
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Click Registration, review the Terms & Conditions, then click Register.
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Fill out the Google Form (access to payment link and password will be provided).
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Make payment and save a screenshot of the receipt.
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Upload the proof of payment in the Google Form and submit.
Important Dates & Actions Required:
1. Excursion Registration ( Deadline: 02 July 2026 )
2. Accommodation & Transportation Registration ( Deadline: 20 June 2026 )
3. ICTMD Registration Payment ( Online Payment Deadline: 15 June 2026 )
Participants may continue to submit the registration form after 15 June 2026.
However, online payment will no longer be available after this date.
Participants registering after 15 June 2026 will be required to complete their registration payment on-site during the symposium (strictly be cash-only.)
ICTMD Study Groups 2026 Joint Symposium
on Performing Arts of Southeast Asia (8th),
Applied Ethnomusicology (10th),
and Indigenous Music & Dance (3rd)
02 July 2026 - 08 July 2026
Hosted by:
Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Chulalongkorn University
Faculty of Fine Arts, Chiang Mai University
and Kansadaeng Watthanatham Co., Ltd.
Location 1: CMU Convention Center, Chiang Mai University
Date: 02 July 2026
Activities: Opening Ceremony and Keynote Speakers
Location 2: Science and Technology Park (CMU STeP)
Date: 04 to 08 July 2026
Activities: Presentations, Workshops, and Performances
INFORMATION
Our upcoming Joint Symposium in Chiang Mai, Thailand, brings together 3 study groups on Applied Ethnomusicology, Performing Arts of Southeast Asia (PASEA), and Indigenous Music and Dance. This collaboration aims to broaden regional and thematic discussions, encourage cross-group participation, and strengthen engagement within the ICTMD study groups.
The Joint Symposium is hosted by Chulalongkorn University in collaboration with Chiang Mai University and Kansadaeng Watthanatham Co., Ltd.
ABOUT CHIANG MAI
Chiang Mai, Thailand's second largest city with its rich history and diverse culture. Situated in the northern Thailand, the city is characterized by mountainous terrain and home to a diverse range of ethnic groups.
It was once a major trading hub and is now one of Thailand's most vibrant performing arts scenes. In 2026, the city of Chiang Mai will celebrate the 730th anniversary of its establishment.
Photo taken by Kansadaeng Watthanatham Co,. Ltd.
Location: Doi Inthanon, Chiang Mai, Thailand