Việt Nam News

Filipino tenor Jenmai de Asis and soprano Sitti Gomez will stage a classical music performance “Pinoy Sounds” at Kova Center on September 30.

The “Lộ” (Road) contemporary dance work will be staged at the HCM City Dance School tonight by young Vietnamese dancers and choreographers.

A 360-metre-long 3D painting portraying Vietnamese landscapes and traditional cultural values has been recognised as the longest 3D painting in Việt Nam by the Vietnam Record Association, VietKings.

The ninth Thai Festival in Hà Nội will be held this weekend in Thống Nhất Park.

Heritage Space will host a series of experimental multidisciplinary live art shows entitled ‘Intransmission Hanoi’ from tomorrow until Sunday.

Hungarian artist Anna-Maria Ory will showcase her paintings inspired by the Hà Nội’s West Lake in an exhibition titled “HỒ TÂY”, opening Sunday at Đông Phong Art Gallery.

A festival honouring roses—their beauty, the art of growing them and the products they can yield—will be held at the Thăng Long Rose Park from October 14-22.

A 22-years-old youth of mixed Khmer-Kinh heritage has made his parents proud by creating wedding photos for them to celebrate a life together in the fields.

Việt Nam National Drama Theatre will perform Dream of the Red Chamber for the first time with staging by Singaporean director Dr Chua Soo Pong. 

Thousands of colourful lanterns are lighting up the streets of HCM City’s District 5 during the night, attracting thousands of visitors for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival.

Vietnamese translator, Giáp Văn Chung, living overseas in Hungary, has been awarded the Hungarian Gold Cross of Merit or Magyar Arany Érdemkereszt.

Nominations for the 2017 Golden Lotus Bud Awards have been announced for three categories - short films, teen films and documentaries.

Rock band Aerosmith announced Tuesday it was cutting short its tour of South America after frontman Steven Tyler flew back to the US due to "unexpected medical issues."

The Vietnamese version of the acclaimed French book Bonheur en Cinq Lettres (Happiness in Fuive Letters) has been warmly welcomed in Viet Nam.

The Việt Nam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) held a roadshow in Jakarta to promote the country's image and introduce Vietnamese tourism products to Indonesians to attract more visitors. 

The Japan Foundation for Cultural Exchange will present new works by Vietnamese Đặng Tuệ Nguyên on October 6.

Songstress Giang Trang, known for singing only melodies by the late Vietnamese composer Trịnh Công Sơn, will tour Japan for her Hạ Huyền 2 (Dark Moon 2) concert next month.

Black Entertainment Television, the premier US network geared toward African Americans, is launching Tuesday a version in South Korea in its first expansion into Asia.