Japanese and Vietnamese performers will debut a theatre production entitled Without Signal! by director Shuji Ondera at Việt Nam Youth Theatre on March 30 & 31.

 The art of Nguyễn Huyến (1915 – 1994), a talented lacquer artist, is featured at an exhibition that runs in Hà Nội from tomorrow through April 2.

“My childhood is those days following my dad travelling to Việt Bắc (Northen Việt Nam) millitary base, where the memoirs of stretching moutains ranges and forests, the lives of minority ethnic groups have left deeply carves in my heart. It was the reason for my loyalty subject to Northern Việt Nam, especialy Sapa to add this land to the painting by my own shades,” reacalled artist Tô Ngọc Thành in his 19th solo arts exhibition, held yesterday. 

A series of art events as part of Hà Nội March Connecting 2018 will take place from March 25 to April 4, gathering 120 artists from Việt Nam and 18 other countries and territories.

Young Vietnamese people have demonstrated their devotion to sustainable tourism as the Viet Youth on Sustainable Tourism (VYST) project kicked off yesterday in Hà Nội.

I arrived in Pleiku on time when the coffee flowers are blossom with fragrance spreading across the central highlands city.

Pop and soul sensation Mỹ Tâm was announced as the winner in two significant categories at the Cống Hiến (Devotion) Music Awards – Singer of the Year and Album of the Year – during a gala night that was held yesterday.

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Japanese sakura and ochna flowers will be on display at the sixth edition of a flower festival held in Uông Bí City in the northern province of Quảng Ninh.