Saigon Outcast holds craft beer fest
Saigon Outcast will host a craft beer fest introducing more than 30 kinds of beer from 13 local breweries on August 19 and 20.
Saigon Outcast will host a craft beer fest introducing more than 30 kinds of beer from 13 local breweries on August 19 and 20.
Jeremy Cheung of Hong Kong and Solange of Paris will perform with local DJ Hibiya Line at the Observatory on August 12.
The Indian Cultural Centre in Hà Nội will organise an Indian cookery show on Sunday.
A performance dedicated to traditional Korean art will be held at the Korean Cultural Centre on Saturday night.
They come from different backgrounds but have joined together for a community project in Việt Nam’s northernmost province of Hà Giang.
Microwave, one of Việt Nam’s biggest rock bands, will perform live at Polygon Musik tomorrow night.
Manzi will host a Garage Sale event for charity on Saturday.
The FVH Film Night on July 20 will present one of the favourite films from the 1970s, Mối Tình Đầu (The First Love) by director Hải Ninh.
Vincom Centre for Contemporary Art (VCCA) will organise two events on Saturday.
An electronic dance music festival “Land of Dreams” on July 14 and 15 will feature DJs and music producers from the US, Europe and Asia.
The Jagabams will treat audiences to African rhythms and dancing at Hanoi Rock City on June 7 night.
Sài Gòn 3 mét vuông (Sài Gòn in Three Metre Square), a painting exhibition on old Sài Gòn, will be held at Blanc Artspace from July 7-9.
The annual “Feel Japan in Vietnam” festival will open at Gem Center on July 15 and 16.
When last rays of late afternoon fell on Hội An, lanterns are about to glitter all over the old town and a free Japanese class is open in the ancient house at 39 Nguyễn Thái Học street. On 5pm sharp, local children arrive the class, obviously eager for their lesson. The class focuses mostly on Japanese language, culture and customs and have been offered for local kids for almost a year, for free.
Tomorrow night, Heritage Space will present Hidden Beat – Vol 1 featuring the Hanoing Jazz Band – a multinational band that consists of 18 musicians whose performances are reminiscent of the big band days. The event is sure to be a lively night that brings will leave audiences tapping their toes and swinging to the rhythm.