The International Comedy Festival will be held in HCM City on March 20, 21 and 22 with three shows at different venues.

The Tokyo-based band VM5 will host a music show at Yoko Café on March 26 as part of the VM5 Asia Tour 2017.

Famous Belgian pop singer Axelle Red will present a concert at the HCM City Opera House on March 20.

The Manzi Art Space in Hà Nội will present a Spring Chamber Concert tomorrow night with famous compositions by Bach, Beethoven and other international and Vietnamese composers.

The Rotten Grapes – the one and only English-speaking comedy club in Hà Nội, invites everyone to their improvisation comedy show on Saturday.

This is the favorite poem of American poet Thomas Ames, taken from his book "Inside the Circle".

At 71 years old, he is always mindful of his past and how he has spent his time.

She, a free concert to express love and respect for women, will be held at the SOUL Convention Complex on March 11.

Salon Saigon will host an interactive experimental concert featuring American multi-genre musician and sound installation artist Alec Schachner and Vietnamese composer Vũ Nhật Tân.

A music night presenting jazz manouche, also known as Gypsy jazz, will be held on March 11, at 8pm, at L’Espace. 

On March 12, Goethe Institute will hold a concert featuring piano soloist Boris Schonleber, who presented several concerts at the venue in 2014.

Seven French movies will be screened this month at the Institute of Cultural Exchange with French (IDECAF).

Sàn Art and Manzi Art Space have co-organised artist Võ Trân Châu’s first solo exhibition, Neo Lại Kỳ Lâu (Lingering at the Peculiar Pavilion), which open on Saturday at 6.30pm.

Russian violinist Sima will perform in a show called “The Night of Queens” at the Air 360 Sky Lounge on March 8 to celebrate the International Women’s Day.

A rock concert featuring local and Thai bands will take place at the Hanoi Creative City (HCC) on Sunday.

Vietnamologist Daria Mishukova started pursuing Vietnamese studies and language in 1995, when she was a freshman majoring in Oriental Studies at Far Eastern University, Russia. Two years later, she took her first step into Việt Nam.

A dozen children surround Bruno Cerignat, holding hands, singing and laughing as he teaches them a funny English song. 

Emile Rousseau – a French tattoo artist who has been living and working in Hà Nội for two years, will unveil some never-before-seen drawings at his first exhibition, opening tonight at Ke Quán.

Tomorrow, at 6pm, the Goethe Institute will open an exhibition entitled Shape of Round, showcasing new artworks created with a special relief printing technique by artist Phạm Khắc Quang.