Việt Nam News

The Goethe Institute and Heart Beat will present German DJ and music producer Till Von Sein in a concert at The Observatory on November 11.

Two comedies and an animation film will be part of the monthly film screening programme at the Institute of Cultural Exchange with France (IDECAF) in November.

On Saturday, Manzi Art Space will present ?! – a solo exhibition showcasing new paintings by Huế-based artist Nguyễn Đình Hoàng Việt.

Tomorrow, Blossom Art House will host a workshop on the ins and outs of book binding conducted by Saghi Parkhideh – an Iranian artist who works predominantly in print making and drawing.

On Saturday, Vietnamese quartet JumpforJazz will debut their new composition at the JF Garage Concert at The Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Hà Nội Saturday.

The central city of Đà Nẵng will resettle 38 buildings and others projects that encroached within protected area of the Điện Hải Citadel for 2016-20 restoration.

Panama is building on its logistical strengths to facilitate global commerce and sustain its impressive growth, Ambassador Servio Samudio says in a message on the 113th National Day of The Republic of Panama today (November 3).

German indie pop band Von Wegen Lisbeth will tour Việt Nam from November 4 to 13, performing and interacting with fans and youngsters who are learning German.

Filmmakers and managers in the field of cinematography yesterday discussed the potential of developing the regional cinema industry and the chance to co-operate between countries in the bloc.

Fifty years after the river Arno burst its banks with devastating consequences, Florence will this week remember the Angels of the Mud who came to save the Italian city's artistic treasures.

The organising committee of Đà Nẵng International Fireworks Competition 2017 has launched a logo contest for the biggest fireworks in the central city next year.

Well-known writer Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt to come to Hà Nội

The 88-year-old Bình Tây Market in HCM City’s District 6 will be restored later this year.

Various Vietnamese and foreign filmmakers, actors and actresses gathered on the red carpet yesterday as the forth Hà Nội International Film Festival (HANIFF) officially kicked off.

A mobilisation to build up Vietnamese business culture will be officially launched during a ceremony held at the Hà Nội Opera House next Monday.

Poet and researcher Inrasara, a member of the 180,000-strong Cham minority, has spent his entire life researching its culture.  The 60 year-old researcher pubished his latest book entitled Minh Triết Chăm (Wise Chăm culture) in mid 2016. He has published 40 books - including research books, poetry and novels - about the ethnic group that lives mostly in the central and south of Việt Nam, including Phan Rang, Phan Thiết, HCM City and An Giang cities.

He shares his views about Chăm culture.

 Artist Bùi Công Khánh of HCM City has been nominated for the 11th Benesse Prize in Singapore.

The Việt Nam Institute of Literature reviewed the southern literature scene at a national science conference in HCM City last week.