Việt Nam News

The Việt Nam Museum of Fine Arts (VNAM) has recently launched a bilingual Vietnamese-English publication entitled Tranh Tứ Bình – Sưu Tập Chọn Lọc Tranh Dân Gian Việt Nam (Four Scroll Woodblock Prints from Việt Nam: A Selection of Vietnamese Folk Art). Việt Nam News reporter Nguyễn Bình spoke with Vũ Thị Hằng, one of the book’s editors, about the compilation process.

The growing trend of Vietnamese singers collaborating with international stars in recent years reflects local artists’ efforts to create breakthroughs, globalise their music, and elevate the audience experience.

An exhibition titled “Imprints and aspirations in new era” is being held at the National Convention Centre in Hà Nội on June 17–18, honouring the traditions, mettle, intellect and aspirations for advancement of Vietnamese women across different historical periods.

Alongside Ji Chang-wook, this year’s festival will welcome a number of prominent filmmakers and artists, including Kim Dong-ho, founder of the Busan International Film Festival, actor Park Sung-woong and filmmaker Han Dong-hee.

The Vietnamese pottery village, a new cultural and experiential tourism destination, officially began soft operations in the central city of Đà Nẵng’s Bà Nà ward on June 16, marking the initial opening phase of a project designed to promote traditional crafts through immersive visitor experiences.

Vietnamese Consul General in Fukuoka Trịnh Thị Mai Phương attended the debut of “Princess Anio”, an opera that recounts a 17th century love story between a Vietnamese princess and Japanese merchant, in Nagasaki city, southwestern Japan, last weekend.

A traditional fruit festival is being held in Bình Đông Wharf in HCM City’s Phú Định Ward. Until June 19, around 200 stalls are selling tasty fruits, sweets and other agricultural products that are Mekong Delta specialties.

A new generation of Vietnamese filmmakers is sharing stories of culture, identity and tradition through the Viet Culture in Motion 2026 Festival, which opened in Paris on June 11. Organised by international youth arts initiative Toucher Arts, the festival continues across France, Belgium and the Czech Republic through July 5.

Recognised as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage, Mo Mường is more than ceremonial texts. It preserves history, customs, beliefs and social values passed down through generations.

With social media-fuelled demand for new Vietnamese brands and a growing international customer base, HCM City is emerging as an unexpected fashion tourism destination and a strategic opportunity for Việt Nam’s place branding.

From blockbuster films and digital entertainment to cultural tourism and creative design, cultural industries are increasingly being recognised as a strategic driver of economic development around the world.

Việt Nam National Television (VTV) has officially launched a project on live broadcasts and online streams from Côn Đảo National Park, offering audiences a real-time window into Việt Nam’s rich biodiversity and spectacular natural landscapes.

From blockbuster films and digital entertainment to cultural tourism and creative design, cultural industries are increasingly being recognised as a strategic driver of economic development around the world.

The HCM City Arts Centre is presenting a new circus and puppetry art show called Mơ Show ​​​​​​​(Dreamscape Show) to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sài Gòn – Gia Định officially being named after President Hồ Chí Minh (1976 - 2026).

According to the announced schedule, Hà Nội will be one of the key stops on the tour, with two concerts set to take place at Mỹ Đình National Stadium on October 24 and 25.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, in collaboration with the People's Committee of Hồ Chí Minh City and the Việt Nam Advertising Association, officially launched the Vietnam Creative Advertising Awards – Vạn Xuân Awards 2026 under the theme “Culture Inspires Prosperity” here on June 16.

As more consumers look for ways to manage overflowing wardrobes, circular fashion is gaining ground in Việt Nam. Let's explore how Glammie is helping pre-loved clothing find new owners while building a growing community around sustainable fashion.

​​​​​​​Led by international acclaimed chef Luke Nguyễn, Trần Dynasty presents Vietnamese culinary traditions through a contemporary perspective shaped by culture, craftsmanship and the finest ingredients from across the country.