Child library complex opens

The first library complex for children in Việt Nam opened at the National Library of Việt Nam earlier this month.

Type exhibition open

 An exhibition  from the New York Type Directors Club (TDC) was opened  in Hà Nội’s Goethe Institute yesterday, attracting many typography lovers and visitors. 
 

Shop ethnic for Christmas

Craft Link will hold a handicraft bazaar on the lawns of the Việt Nam Museum of Ethnology on Saturday, from 9am to 4.30pm.

Japan centre hosts lectures on ninjas

Lectures and demonstrations about ninjas will be held by the Japan Foundation Centre for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam in collaboration with Japanese National University, Mie University on November 16 and 17.

Two Americans help fatherless children

Vince Grimm and Will Kratz of Cape May County, New Jersey in the United States, visited Việt Nam as tourists in 2000, and ended up making friends with their tour guide. The connection led to an educational foundation supporting fatherless and poor children. 

Golden Century concert honours a centurion

 A special concert dedicated to pianist and pedagogue Thái Thị Liên, sole survivor among the seven founders of the Việt Nam National Academy of Music (VNAM) will be held on November 23.

’Beyond the Sound’ series begins

Heritage Space, in co-operation with The Hub for Experimental Music and Art DomDom, will begin a series of experimental music called ‘Beyond the Sound’ by a performance featuring drummer/percussionist Will Guthrie on Saturday.

French rock band comes to the city

French rock band Benighted will present a show at Le Fenetre Soleil on November 27. Formed in 1998, the five-member band plays deathgrind music, a fusion of death metal and grindcore.

Craft village to exhibit traditional trades

Craft villages in the central city, Hội An and Quảng Nam Province will introduce their traditional products and history in the first exhibition at Đà Nẵng city’s Museum on November 17-19th.

Chagall sets auction record at $28.5 mn in New York

A Chagall oil painting shining with love for his first wife and adopted home Paris sold for $28.5 million in New York on Tuesday, almost doubling the artist’s previous auction record, Sotheby’s said.

Oánh’s paintings depict wartime memories

Artist Trần Huy Oánh released his book of paintings, titled Kí Họa Thời Chiến - Tâm Huyết Còn Mãi Với Thời Gian (Wartime Sketches – Everlasting Devotion), on November 6 in Hà Nội.

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