Việt Nam News

An exhibition on David Bowie's creative origins, which has pulled in major crowds around the world, will end next year in the late rocker's adopted home of New York.

The “Beat Them Down” rock concert featuring international and local bands will be held at La Fenetre Soleil on October 6.

Việt Nam’s leading DJs and singers will perform at an electronic music dance show “Top DJ’s – Electro Mix” at BFF Zone on October 8.

The Saigon Classical Music Group will host the “Autumn Melodies” concert at the HCM City Southern Women’s Museum on October 7.

A waterfall festival will be held this weekend at the Bản Giốc Waterfall Tourism Complex in Đàm Thủy Commune, Trùng Khánh District, in the northern province of Cao Bằng.

Love does not always fade with time. For Swiss writer Anemi Wick, the deep love story she has had for Việt Nam for eight years has only deepened over the years.

More than 10 artists from 10 different countries — all members of the Josh’s Art and Leisure’s (JAL) Contemporary Artists Network — will gather at the JAL Can “Eye” international meet-up and exhibition beginning on Saturday.

Undone – a solo exhibition by Hà Nội-based visual artist Nguyễn Trần Nam will open at 6pm tomorrow at Manzi Art Space.

Vietnamese fashion designer Võ Việt Chung will be one of the judges for Miss World Beauty, according to Vadim Khusainov, director of the beauty pageant.

Best housekeepers at hotels and resorts nationwide have been honoured for their contribution during the awarding ceremony held in Hà Nội.

A seminar to celebrate the 148^th birth anniversary of Indian leader Mahatma Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was held yesterday by the Embassy of India and the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences.

The highest level of Rome's ancient Colosseum will be opened to the public for the first time in 40 years on November 1, Italy's culture minister said Tuesday.

Karl Lagerfeld built a huge waterfall and flooded the vast Grand Palais for his spectacular Chanel show Tuesday on the final day of Paris Fashion Week.

Famed film director Đặng Nhật Minh spoke about film making in the state-subsidised economy.

A variety of activities have been celebrated throughout the Việt Nam in recent days to create a joyful Mid-Autumn Festival to all children, particular the disadvantaged ones and those in the remote mountainous areas.

Hà Nội with bustling streets, street vendors, colonial old buildings that reflect the French-architect influence, former Soviet-style communal residences, and undiscovered city’s corners – all have been presented vividly in a documentary of former French ambassador to Việt Nam Jean-Noel Poirier.

Hà Nội audiences will have a rare chance to enjoy what some would describe as the strange world of contemporary arts with a performance by painted artists performing in a pond full of water. The work is by artist Đào Anh Khánh.