The Culture and Sports Centre in Hội An City has launched a training course in Hát Bội or Tuồng (classical drama) for 15 children. The move is an attempt to preserve the ancient art form and to entertain tourists.

 Foreign tourists will be charmed by an unique circus show entitled Làng Tôi (My Village) at Hà Nội Opera House on July 16.

Composer and pianist Việt Anh of the HCM City Ballet and Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HBSO) plans to organise a concert for fans celebrating his 20-year career.

A series of activities based on life in the northwestern region will be showcased in the Việt Nam Culture and Tourism Village on the western outskirts of the capital.

The Phụ Lục (Appendix) artist group will interact with American historian Liam Kelley about Vietnamese history on Sunday at Hà Nội Creativity City.

The “Feel Japan in Vietnam” festival will feature popular symbols of Japanese culture, Hello Kitty, Geisha and Ninja, in HCM City this week.

Tia Hải Châu, the first Vietnamese singer to sign a record contract with internationally acclaimed Universal record label, marks her comeback to the music industry after a two-year absence with a new song.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism on July 9 awarded a certificate recognising Cái Răng Floating Market in the Mekong Delta city of Cần Thơ as a national intangible cultural heritage site.

An event to promote Vietnamese cuisine, Hello Việt Nam, is being held at Trident Gurgaon Hotel in Haryana State, India, this week.