Việt Nam News

A book on the history and people of Sài Gòn written by journalist Phúc Tiến was released this week.

More than 2,000 fans will be able to catch the final performance of 365, one of the best known boy band in Việt Nam, during their farewell tour in HCM City this weekend. 

A dance charity concert titled Moving Feet, Moving Hearts will be held on Saturday in HCM City, showcasing guest dancers from the US.

A creative camp for young writers has opened by the HCM City Theatre Association yesterday.

The remnants of a royal garden of the Nguyễn dynasty, located east of the Huế Imperial complex in the central city of Huế, are being excavated.

The annual International Travel Expo HCM City 2016 (ITE HCMC 2016), known as the largest and best established travel exhibition in Viet Nam will be held from September 8-10, to help both local and international companies collaborate and discuss inbound and outbound tourism in Việt Nam and the Mekong Region.

Eight photographers will showcase their best work at an upcoming Hà Nội Book Centre exhibition at No 4 Đinh Lễ Street.

Artists from Việt Nam National Drama Theatre will take part in the World Festival of Children’s Performing Arts in Japan from July 31 to August 4.

Message on the occasion of Peru's Independence Day: Peru and Việt Nam to strengthen relations

Escape Music Festival, one of the country’s biggest electronic music dance events, will be held in Vũng Tàu on August 6.

Cyril Hahn, a DJ and music producer from Switzerland, will host a performance of “London’s Calling” in HCM City on August 4 as part of his Asian tour.

Living Cuba, a Latin fusion band, will perform at Caravelle Hotel’s Saigon Saigon Bar this summer.

More than 62 delegations from Japan will take part in the annual Việt Nam-Japan Culture Exchange at the city's Hàn River Port this weekend (July 29 to 31).

A performance of Russian classical music will the highlight of the Toyota Concert 2016 in Hà Nội and HCM City next month.

Singer Đinh Mạnh Ninh, ex-member of band M4U, will live stream his upcoming concert at Công Nhân Theatre on July 30, taking a pioneering step in Việt Nam’s contemporary music industry.

The Lê Dynasty’s canal running through central Nghệ An province received the title of National Relic at a ceremony on Tuesday.

On August 7, Six Space will host the performance and talk The Other Vietnamese Puppetry, which is part of the project Reimagine The Artist/Artisan operated by a group of artists and art researchers who are passionate about the history, knowledge, and aesthetics of craftsmanship and craft villages in Việt Nam.

To celebrate a century of Dada, an art movement of the European avant-garde in the early 20th century, Hà Nội Doclab will bring a performance of video in the background to semi-improvised music, entitled Dada Live, to capital audiences on August 4.