A renewal programme, titled Tôi Yêu Cải Lương (I Love Reformed Drama), has been introduced to audiences by the HCMC Stage Artists Association, IDECAF theatre and Bến Thành theatre.

Axe and chisel-shaped moulds made of stone dating back to the Đông Sơn civilisation (2,000-3,000 years ago) have been discovered in the northern mountainous province of Yên Bái.

A street photography exhibition titled Like a Life will be held by AIA’s Hà Nội office (AIA Việt Nam Insurance Company) from June 29 to July 3.

The 2016 Giai Điệu Tự Hào is produced by Việt Nam Television and is based on the format of a Russian programme titled National Treasures. Journalist Đặng Diễm Quỳnh is one of the show’s producers. She speaks on the new version of the show.

Forty artworks by the Hà Nội Club for Young Artists are on display at 16 Ngô Quyền Exhibition House.

The Hà Tĩnh province has planned different solutions to preserve and promote the Phúc Giang School Woodblocks, following their recognition in May as UNESCO world heritage at the 7th Memory of the World Committee for Asia and Pacific summit.

The moss-covered walls of a humble fishing village have been brightened up with murals following an extensive art project.

Vietnamese films will be shown during the 9th World Premieres Film Festival of Philippines in Manila from June 29 to July 11, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism reports.