Việt Nam News

L’Espace will present a fusion music concert entitled Les Transplantés or Transplanted on April 7.

An exhibition featuring artwork by Czech graphic artist Jiří Slíva will open to public from 3pm on March 26 at the Việt Nam Fine Arts Museum.

Vietnamese pianist Trang Trịnh will present a recital entitled Kaleidoscope on Saturday night at L’espace.

The Friends of Vietnam Heritage will present screenings of two postwar-themed movies

The Friends of Vietnam Heritage will hold a city walk to discover the St Joseph’s Cathedral and the surrounding area on Saturday.

A workshop on connecting with the true self through body movements will take place tonight at The Learning Hub, 14 Ngô Quyền Street.

The photo exhibition Midway by Duy Phương will open to the public at L’Espace from 6pm tomorrow.

The Saigon Players, an English-language theatre group, will stage the comedy  Shakespeare in Saigon by Australian director Cernarth Fox from March 15-17.

The Snuffbox will host St Patrick’s Day celebrations from 9.30pm until late on Saturday (March 17) at 14 Tôn Thất Đạm Street in HCM City’s District 1.

Piu Piu Bar will host Ladies Night on Thursday from 9pm until late at 97 Hai Bà Trưng Street in HCM City’s District 1.

Female sculptor Lê Thị Hiền is holding her first solo exhibition, which will open from 5pm today at the Việt Nam Fine Arts Museum.

On the International Women’s Day, the Vietnamese Women’s Museum will open an art exhibition by famous female artist Văn Dương Thành.

Heritage Space continues its monthly concert series Beyond Sound tomorrow night, featuring the “hottest” generation of Vietnamese experimental musicians and international guests.

Following its first successful show in January, Phù Sa Lab will perform Lời Của Tre (Words from Bamboo) on Sunday.

Aaron James and the Black Water will perform a show called Acoustic Wednesday at the Snuffbox Speakeasy bar in District 1 next Wednesday (February 28).

Internationally-acclaimed Vietnamese artist and photographer, Nguyễn Thế Sơn, will present his current body of work depicting the rapid metamorphosis of the landscape of Việt Nam and how this drastic change is affecting the lifestyles of the Vietnamese people.

The Đà Nẵng-born songwriter and songstress Lê Cát Trọng Lý will introduce her latest songs during two special music nights at L’Espace on March 3 & 4.

Every year primary schools in the southern city of Mỹ Tho are excited to welcome their special guests - a group of Australian swimming teachers who come to Việt Nam to teach local children to swim and  train teachers about water safety.