Bali has long ceased to be just a beach resort. The island is one of the main hubs for digital nomads and expats in Southeast Asia, and the event scene here runs every day: sunrise yoga, weekend markets, concerts, parties, retreats, and networking meetups.
The challenge is that Bali is not a city but an island: events are scattered across areas 10–40 minutes apart by car, and you can't just 'check the listings'. MyPins shows events directly on a map — you can see what's happening near you and what's worth traveling for.
The full list of formats and current events this week is on the map: events in Bali.
Each area of Bali has its own character, and this is reflected in the events:
If you've just arrived and don't know where to stay based on the event scene, the map will help: see which area has what interests you.
In the dry season (roughly April–October), Bali has more outdoor events: beach markets, poolside parties, festivals. In the rainy season, life doesn't stop — it just moves indoors: film clubs, workshops, lectures, and yoga studios run year-round. Always check exact dates for specific events on the map — the listings are constantly updated, and past events are removed.
Open the Bali map, enable the categories you're interested in, and filter by price (free / paid / donation). Each event is a pin on the map with the date, time, address, and organizer contact. If an event is recurring (e.g., morning yoga), the card shows the nearest date, and check the repeat schedule with the organizer.
The map works not only in Bali. If you're planning Vietnam, check out events in Nha Trang and in Da Nang. We publish guides and roundups in the MyPins blog.