Keeping calm and carrying on: Việt Nam sets a coronavirus example
The country has been putting in place preparations since January, knowing the potential impacts of the epidemic.
The country has been putting in place preparations since January, knowing the potential impacts of the epidemic.
French artist Jacob Reymond, who is famous for artworks inspired by music, will showcase his paintings at L’Espace from 6pm today.
Resident DJs of the Tokyo-based Bonobo Club will host a music show “Bonobo Club Tokyo Take Over!” at The Observatory on March 20.
His first trip to Đà Lạt and Nha Trang in 1999 was only for about 10 days, but it was “life-changing”, and how he has had an exhibition of his paintings held at Exhibition House 16 Ngô Quyền Street, Hà Nội, that wraps up tomorrow.
The Mai House Philharmonic to play at “Spring” concert on March 14 at the Mai House.
Twelve international and local female DJs will celebrate Women’s Day with a live music show at Piu Piu on March 7.
Salon Saigon will hold “Beautiful Baroque” concert, a combination of classical music and visual arts, on November 29.
Saigon Funny People and The Comedy Club Bangkok in association with Saigon International Comedy will present American comedy Iliza Shlesinger at Sofitel Plaza Saigon on February 21.
The local DJ community from Sài Gòn will celebrate Valentine's Day with a live music show called “Pomlove” at Arcan on February 14.
In his retirement, 71-year-old Michael Gormalley enjoys living and volunteering in Việt Nam for five or six months and then returning to his home in Florida for the remainder of the year.