Việt Nam News

More than 10 artists from 10 different countries — all members of the Josh’s Art and Leisure’s (JAL) Contemporary Artists Network — will gather at the JAL Can “Eye” international meet-up and exhibition beginning on Saturday.

Undone – a solo exhibition by Hà Nội-based visual artist Nguyễn Trần Nam will open at 6pm tomorrow at Manzi Art Space.

It was a roundabout route that took Aline Rebeaud to Việt Nam 25 years ago.

The ninth Thai Festival in Hà Nội will be held this weekend in Thống Nhất Park.

Hungarian artist Anna-Maria Ory will showcase her paintings inspired by the Hà Nội’s West Lake in an exhibition titled “HỒ TÂY”, opening Sunday at Đông Phong Art Gallery.

The German Businesses Association (GBA) and the Delegate of German Industry and Commerce in Việt Nam will host the GBA Oktoberfest Việt Nam 2017 in HCM City from September 21 to 23 at Hotel Nikko Saigon.

The Saigon International Comedy Club will present Australian comic John Robertson at Game On on September 27.

Three artists from Việt Nam, Belgium, and France will present their work at an art exhibition today at L’Espace at 6pm.

The Hà Nội-based rock band Reverse will play tonight at Unicorn Bar.

A walking tour will give participants the chance to discover the Ba Đình area and the nearby French Colonial Quarter this Sunday.

Sheraton Hanoi Hotel and JW Marriott Hanoi Hotel are holding a charity race on September 24. Entitled ‘Run to Give 2017’, the event is an annual charity programme hosted by the two hotels.

Tet Shoeboxes Project, a Hà Nội-based charitable project, are hosting a special fundraising event – Share the Light – this Saturday at The Grove Garden Bar in Tây Hồ District.

Though they both come from  France, it was in Việt Nam that they met for the first time, as they worked to develop vocational training in the country.

Art lovers will have the chance to enjoy work by one of the most talented artists in Việt Nam today, the HCM City-based visual artist Lê Hoàng Bích Phượng, when her solo exhibition opens at Manzi from 6pm tomorrow.

Tomorrow, Nhà Sàn Collective will open Cảm Xạ Từ Xa/ Remote Viewing – the first solo exhibition in Việt Nam by the Vietnamese-born German artist Sung Tiêu.

You are invited to join an improvisation with video art and graphic scores organised by the Domdom Contemporary and Experimental Music Club – a brainchild of the Domdom Centre for Experimental Art & Music.

District X, a community that promotes local artists, will host a show featuring HCM City resident DJs on September 16.

A special music show to honour one of Việt Nam’s great composers, Phạm Duy, will be held at the Soul Convention Complex on September 9.