Diva’s newest album remixes classical music

Classic melodies by world-famous composers have been given a fresh new sound in the newest album of Vietnamese diva Mỹ Linh, titled Chat Với Mozart 2 (Chat with Mozart 2), which was released last week.

Japanese wood-carvings on display

A unique exhibition will introduce Japanese contemporary wood-carvings in the netsuke traditiona technique used since the Edo period (1603-1868).

Bookworm, partner host pre-Tết party

 On Sunday, Bookworm bookstore together with the Hanoi Cooking Centre will put on an afternoon of jazz music, traditional bánh chưng (sticky rice cake) making and tò he (toy figurine) sculpting as part of their annual celebrations in the run-up to Tết.

Chula debuts 1st Chulala Music Night

Tomorrow night Chula Fashion House will debut its 1st edition of Chulala Music Night – a monthly event hosted by Chula on the last Friday of every month.

Simple joy

A couple happily returns home together after a working day in Trùng Khánh District, the northern mountainous province of Cao Bằng. — VNS Photo Đoàn Tùng

The Nutcracker features little dancers

The classical ballet The Nutcracker will be performed by young dancers aged from 4 to 18 years old for the first time in Việt Nam on January 28 at the Hà Nội Opera House. The ballet is one of the most famous classic ballets performed during the Western holiday season.

50 artists to perform in Spring Love

More than 50 singers, dancers, musicians and fashion models will perform at a music and fashion programme tonight (January 24) at HCM City’s Bến Thành Theatre. 

Thăng Long Palace opens for Tết

A wide range of cultural activities to reveal the depth of traditional Tết (Lunar New Year) celebrations will begin at Thăng Long Imperial Citadel from today.

Artist Phan Kế An passes away

Phan Kế An, one of the leading artists of Việt Nam renowned for lacquer paintings and sketches of President Hồ Chí Minh, passed away in Hà Nội on Sunday. He was 95.

Artist keeps silence to feel nature

The brilliant natural world with its clouds, flowers and insects are reflected in the silk paintings of Vũ Đình Tuấn. As nature is best appreciated when we are quiet, he has asked people to keep silent as they look at his work.

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