Manzi to host cineconcert
A musical concert in combination with a cinema screening will be held on Saturday night at Manzi from 9pm to 10pm.
A musical concert in combination with a cinema screening will be held on Saturday night at Manzi from 9pm to 10pm.
A new documentary film on tuồng or hát bội (classical drama) produced by Việt Nam Television will be released in Hà Nội, Cần Thơ and HCM City this month as part of the station’s efforts to introduce Vietnamese culture and theatre to audiences.
Vietnamese Indie singer-songwriter Mademoiselle (real name Nguyễn Thị Thúy Hồng) has recently released a new album of duets with Australian musician Floyd Thursby (real name Paul Gillett).
The annual Bùi Xuân Phái – Love for Hà Nội prizes were announced on Wednesday at the Vietnam News Agency headquarters in Hà Nội.
The final round of the national Trần Hữu Trang Cải Lương Talented Performers 2020 Contest will begin on October 26 in HCM City.
HCM City plans to open more pedestrian streets in central District 1 to meet locals and tourists’ entertainment and recreational demands.
Online Lao Động (Labour) newspaper reporter Anh Thư spoke with filmmaker Trần Phương Thảo about independent documentary making.
More than 1,000 young filmmakers representing 126 teams are taking part in the “48 Hour Film Project” contest that began on Friday in HCM City.
Theatre director Trần Lực with his work Bạch Đàn Liễu (Eucalyptus) has won the best director of the 4th Hà Nội Theatre Festival.
Grilled chicken feet may sound unappetising, especially when compared to chicken wings, drumsticks or fillet steaks, but they are actually a delicacy in Việt Nam, often eaten by many locals with friends and beer.
High-quality, affordably priced tours are needed to attract local tourists, especially following the second COVID-19 outbreak that occurred this summer.
Nguyễn Quốc Nhựt of Long An Province has won the 2020 Chuông Vàng Vọng Cổ (Golden Bell) contest, an annual cải lương(reformed opera) competition launched by HCM City Television (HTV).
Artist Nguyễn Duy Hòa’s first solo exhibition opened at Việt Nam Museum Fine Arts yesterday.
The tính (also called tính tẩu) is a typical instrument of the Tày, Nùng and Thái ethnic minority groups and is used in spiritual ceremonies, festivals and dating events.