The plan is to preserve and turn the theatre into a reception venue to welcome international delegations, and a place for important events and festivals.
The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of An Giang will host its annual Bảy Núi (Seven Mountains) Ox Racing Festival in Tri Tôn District on October 14.
The artwork depicts General Giáp with a tightly clenched fist, symbolising determination and victory. His portrayed is on the background of the national flag and doves as a symbol of peace.
Seven years after first playing in Việt Nam, one of the best-selling instrumental artists of all time, Kenny G, will return to perform in Hà Nội next month.
A short-story collection by Vietnamese writers featuring the country’s contemporary literature from 2022-2023 has been printed by the Sbooks Publishing Company in HCM City.
An exhibition of photographs on Vietnamese people and culture by female artists from the Hải Âu Photography Club is now open in HCM City.
The six-day music week entitled “Phố Hàng Nhạc” (Street of Music), inspired by traditional street names in Hà Nội’s Old Quarter where each street sells a different type of goods, dozens of concerts and performances will be held at several locations in the area.
Situated by the serene Thu Bồn River, Thanh Hà Pottery village has witnessed a resurgence of its traditional pottery craft, a renaissance that intertwines with the influx of tourists. This magical synergy between pottery and tourism sustains the village and nurtures its residents' livelihoods and passionate artisans.
Thousands of people have participated in a art and culinary fair called Taste of Saigon by ArtLIVE, which opened October 6 at the Independence Palace in HCM City.
The exhibition is organised by the Hà Nội Watercolour Artists Club to celebrate its first founding anniversary, with honuorary patronage from the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Hà Nội and the Việt Nam Fine Arts Association.
Đặng Nhật Minh secured the Grand Prize at the yearly Bùi Xuân Phái - For the Love of Hà Nội for his cinematic pieces centred on Hà Nội and its inhabitants, encompassing films like Hà Nội Mùa Đông 1946 (Hà Nội Winter 1946), Mùa Ổi (The Guava House), and his recent work, Hoa Nhài (Jasmine).
A range of cultural, tourism and art entertainment activities will be held during Tây Ninh Day in Hà Nội from October 7-8 at the Hoàn Kiếm Lake Walking Street.
Kiến Trung Palace, which was built by Kinh Khải Định in 1921-1923, is now under renovation. Experienced artisans are decorating the building with broken ceramic pieces to enliven the Indochine architecture. The project aims to celebrate 30th anniversary of UNESCO’s recognition of Huế Imperial Citadel as a World Culture Heritage.
A special art programme featuring famous theatre artists has launched in HCM City this week to raise funds for helping disadvantaged children.
The Rhythms Restaurant was ranked 15th and Cloud Nine 24th on the list as part of the 2023 Travelers’ Choice “Best of the Best” Restaurants Awards announced recently.
The headquarters of the People’s Committee and People’s Council of HCM City has recently attracted a huge number of local and foreign visitors since the city government opened tours for tourists and locals.
Although the play was originally published in 1836 and portrays the political corruption of Russia, playwright and director Lê Mạnh Hùng has cleverly aligned the play with current Vietnamese issues in a natural but sarcastic way.
