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.

Next Thursday, February 16, the Friends of Vietnam Heritage (FVH) will host a lecture and performance on Việt Nam’s Mother Goddess Worship, which has been recognised as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.

A music video featuring breathtaking views of Việt Nam and sweet violin melodies is the result of musician Jmi Ko’s two-year experience of traveling throughout Việt Nam and her seven years of living here.

Indika Saigon will host a music show to celebrate Tết (Lunar New Year) on January 27, or Lunar New Year’s Eve.

Travelling is a common hobby to many people who like changes. To French designer Valerie Cordier, travelling also gives her inspirations in designing.

On Saturday, Savage – the newly opened techno nightclub – will debut its monthy special music event Mosaic Night with the participation of Shekon and Noches.

Families are invited to take a fun journey around the world at the family and kids event “New Year Celebration Around The World”, hosted by the Family Medical Practice Vietnam on Saturday.

Tomorrow, the Hanoi Culture Space will host a roundtable discussion with painter and antique collector Nguyễn Mạnh Đức.

Australian coach Joseph Donnelly is considered a “Buddha” by the Vietnamese women’s rowing team: he trained the team for no money during four years (from 2010 until June 2014) with only reimbursement for airfares and accommodation, but has helped it thrive in regional and world tournaments.