Việt Nam News

A solo exhibition entitled Canh 6 or Calculus Exercise #6/5 by contemporary artist Nguyễn Huy An will open at Manzi Art Space from 6pm on Saturday.

Queune stands out in the crowd because he always wears a red T-shirt and a straw hat like his favourite comic character named Luffy in the Japanese popular manga One piece, since he started his foot journey around the world in 2013.

Theatres and entertainment centres in HCM City have offered new shows last weekend on the occasion of International Day for Children (June 1).

A multisensory exhibition on Shan tea, the wild tea trees of hundreds years old grown by ethnic minorities in northern mountainous province of Hà Giang, will open to public from 6pm on June 1 at L’Espace.

The Loud Sound concert in the capital tonight will allow the audience to enjoy music in their own way.

Ngày Ấy Mình Đã Yêu (The Day We Fell In Love) will maneouvre audiences towards a love triangle involving Hạ, her ex-boyfriend, and her fiancé. Ha, the protagonist, has to choose between her peaceful life at present and the emotional memories of the past.

An exhibition of 80 paintings created by orphans, disabled people and underprivileged children is on display at the central city’s Fine Arts Museum.

A new double-decker bus route that goes through 25 streets featuring Hà Nội’s most popular landmarks welcomes its first visitors today.

Australia's Ten Network Wednesday joined American counterpart ABC and cancelled hit US sitcom Roseanne, saying it was "appalled and disgusted" by a racist tweet from its star Roseanne Barr.

Production has begun on the sequel to smash hit Maleficent, Disney announced Tuesday, with Elle Fanning and Angelina Jolie reprising their roles as Sleeping Beauty and her conflicted surrogate mother.

Romance, thriller, children’s film are some genres representing the Israeli films to be showcased in Hà Nội on June 1-4.

Author-journalist Nguyễn Đình’s Chuyện Nhỏ Ở Chợ Lớn (Stories of Big Market), a book on the Old Quarter, known as Chợ Lớn (Big Market) in HCM City, was released last weekend.

 The 600-year-old citadel in the central province of Thanh Hóa is facing serious erosion caused by heavy rains.

A three-year project aiming to support organisations and practitioners in the fields of arts, culture, and creativity has been launched by the British Council (BC). 

The play Hoa Cúc Xanh Trên Đầm Lầy (Green Daisy on Marsh) by artist Nguyễn Sĩ Tiến of the Việt Nam Youth Theatre won gold medal for the best play at the National Drama Festival 2018 held in HCM City in April.

The maps and itinerary of an envoy’s journey to China dating from the 18th century were officially announced yesterday as a heritage Memory of the World at the 2018 General Meeting of UNESCO’s Memory of the World Committee for Asia and the Pacific (MOWCAP).

Việt Nam will host the Manhunt International 2018 event later this year, according to the organiser, the newly established entertainment agency Leading of HCM City. 

The Phùng Quán Foundation, founded in memory of the late famous writer and poet Phùng Quán, has been forced to close due to a shortage of funds.