In Nesat Village, creativity lives in every corner. From handmade crafts and art installations to live performances under the cashew trees, music is a big part of who we are. Through Nesat Market, we’re creating a monthly rendezvous — a meeting point to celebrate joy and connection through live acts that bring together locals, travelers, and artists alike.
This season, Nesat Market has officially become a Friend of Leng Pleng, Cambodia’s long-running online live-music magazine — and we’re proud to see our project featured on the Leng Pleng website and introduced to their community of music lovers across the country.
About Leng Pleng
Founded in 2009 by Ken White, LengPleng.com has become a trusted hub for Cambodia’s live-music scene, featuring gig listings across Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Kampot, Kep, and beyond. Since 2019, it’s been edited by Scott Bywater, who has been part of the country’s music landscape since 2008. Leng Pleng also shares artist interviews and mini-profiles, compiled each year in Around the Traps — a book celebrating Cambodia’s evolving music community.
📸 Photos by Steve Porte
Shared Vibes
Both Leng Pleng and Nesat Market are projects of heart — celebrating creativity, community, and the energy of live performance. Together, we aim to give artists visibility and keep Cambodia’s music scene thriving.
Stay Tuned
Follow the beats on LengPleng.com for weekly live-music updates, visit our Nesat Market page on Leng Pleng to see us featured among Cambodia’s vibrant music community, or connect via their Facebook page (link).
And follow Nesat Market for a season of open-air shows beneath the cashew trees — from December to May, with a special New Year’s Eve edition taking January’s place.
📅 Nesat Market 2025/2026 Dates
Dec 6 · Dec 31 · Feb 7 · Mar 7 · Apr 4 · May 2
📍 Nesat Village, Koh Kong Province
nesatvillage.com/businesses/nesat-market
📲 IG: @nesat_market | FB: Nesat Market
✉️ nesatmarket@gmail.com | 📞 +855 93 217 370
🎪 Artists & Vendors: DM us — we’ve got an info pack waiting!
📸 Photo Credits
Visuals featured in this post were captured by Steve Porte, photographer and contributor to the Leng Pleng platform. See more of his work on Facebook.
