Việt Nam News

Marking 25 years since Trịnh Công Sơn’s passing, singer–journalist Khôi Minh reimagines the songwriter’s legacy with an album that blends tradition and innovation, offering solace and fresh perspectives for today’s listeners.

Through a two‑month residency, five artists present 43 works that weave together nature, community and cultural reflection, offering viewers a layered dialogue on Đà Lạt and the Central Highlands.

Marking World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, this article highlights early signs of autism and the importance of timely diagnosis and intervention.

According to the judgement of the festival director, Dharmender Kumar, Love Garden won the prestigous award for its exceptional creative vision, artistic brilliance and inspiring role in celebrating the diversity of the world cinema.

The fourth Book and Night Culture Festival opened on March 27 at Hồ Chí Minh City Book Street in Sài Gòn ward under the theme “Colours of Culture”.

Live concert Hà Nội Bình Yên (Peaceful Hà Nội) will feature renowned artists and singers will be held on March 28 afternoon, expecting to offer a rich and emotionally resonant music experience for locals and tourists alike.

Bắc Ninh–Kinh Bắc is a land rich in historical depth and cultural heritage. Over centuries, it has nurtured a diverse cultural legacy integral to Việt Nam’s identity. While quan họ (love duet) folk singing symbolises the soul of the region, Đông Hồ folk woodblock printings stands as a unique artistic heritage reflecting Vietnamese creativity and aesthetics.

Thai traditional dances and Muaythai martial arts made up a vibrant opening ceremony of the Thai Festival at the Hà Nội's Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long on March 27 night.

From the opening scenes, the auditorium was transformed into a fairytale world, enhanced by elaborate staging and the timeless music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, including “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy” and “Waltz of the Flowers”. Technically demanding sequences such as leaps and pas de deux captivated the audience with their precision, harmony, and expressive coordination.

Elaborately staged, the programme vividly recreates the royal court at night through a series of artistic performances and immersive experiences. It opens with a guard-changing ceremony at Ngọ Môn (Noon Gate), combined with cannon-fire effects to mark the opening of the palace.

Running from March 26 to 29, the event highlights a series of key activities, including the honouring of 10 chefs behind signature regional dishes, recognition of 10 standout mixologists, and a Top 10 contest for the most dynamic and creatively designed booths.

Over the past decade, Nguyễn Văn Bình Book Street, located beside the historic Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Central Post Office, has quietly become a vital cultural space nurturing reading habits and shaping the humane urban identity of HCM City.

The Golden Frame Awards 2026, which aims to encourage creativity and storytelling through filmmaking by young people, will wrap up on Saturday in HCM City.

A newly upgraded heritage tourist train on the Huế – Đà Nẵng route has been launched, offering enhanced services and a refreshed design to elevate the travel experience between the two central destinations.

The HCM City Book Street achieved total revenue of VNĐ62.45 billion (US$2.34 million) in 2025, a year-on-year rise of 8.9 per cent.

Although the Vietnamese student community in Tomsk numbers only about 60 members, the event offered a rich and comprehensive cultural experience, demonstrating strong unity and pride in national identity. Beyond celebrating heritage, the festival served as a cultural bridge connecting Việt Nam with international friends in Western Siberia.

Việt Nam will be the next host of the 73rd Miss World competition in 2026.

The HCM City Ballet Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HBSO) will present a special performance of the classic ballet Carmen Suite accompanied by live music by the orchestra at the Saigon Opera House on March 28.