Conductor returns home for annual concert

Conductor Lê Phi Phi returns to Hà Nội to conduct a concert in celebration of the National Day on September 2. The conductor will lead the Việt Nam National Symphony and Orchestra (VNSO) along with choirs from the Việt Nam National Opera and Ballet (VNOB) and the Hà Nội Children Cultural House.

Tourism Administration to upgrade service’s quality

The Việt Nam Administration of Tourism (VNAT) is determined to develop the national tourism industry in a professional, sustainable way and upgrade service quality, said Nguyễn Văn Tuấn, head of the VNAT at a conference yesterday in Hà Nội.

Free music shows celebrate National Day

HCM City’s Youth Union and Youth Cultural House have instituted a free music programme on Nguyễn Huệ Pedestrian Street to mark the 72nd anniversary of National Day on September 2.   

Exhibitions to mark the National Day

A painting exhibition, ‘A Glance of Đà Nẵng’, will be held at the central city’s Fine Arts Museum in celebration of the 72nd anniversary of the National Day.

Traditional braised fish finds new horizons

He said that a long time ago, an ancestor named Trần Bá Nghiêm, who had gone away from home for many years to earn a living, returned to the village and began braising fish in a clay pot, making a very fatty, tasty dish. Now, most Vietnamese inside and outside the country know about the dish, but what makes it stand out is the collaboration it takes between the cooks and potters from different regions.

VN divo to put on experimental live show

A special show, scheduled to take place in Hà Nội next month, will see four Vietnamese divas perform alongside singer Tùng Dương, who is well-known for his not-for-everyone music.

Exhibition on social issues

A painting and sculpture exhibition on social issues such as child sexual abuse and environmental protection has opened in the HCM City Fine Arts Museum.

To your health: How to introduce your kids to healthy eating

Raising healthy children is never an easy task. Add the extra challenge of moving to a new country with strange and exotic foods and vastly different cultural practices, and it’s easy to understand why many parents are left puzzled over how and what to feed their children.  

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