HCM City-based cải lương (reformed opera) stars will gather in a new version of Gánh Cải Trạng Nguyên (The Laureate), a historical play that premiered in the 1990s, on March 7.
The seven-member band, formed in 2012 in Nagoya, seamlessly blends traditional Japanese instruments with western music.
Turinsky is an artist and theoretician with a physical disability working at the intersection of contemporary dance and performance, disability and political as well as aesthetic theory.
Hundreds of artists and dancers joined a storytelling performance in Hội An on a well-lit, open-air stage during the town's Light and Heritage Festival, starting off a long art programme intended to last through summer for tourists at Hội An Memories Land.
Beyond Hà Nội, the theatre plans nationwide tours to bring performances to remote provinces and strengthen cultural outreach.
As Việt Nam advances its cultural development strategy, Resolution 80-NQ/TW is placing documentary heritage at the heart of digital transformation and public engagement efforts.
The ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has listed the Bà Chiêm Sơn Festival, one of the Mother Goddess worship festivals in central Việt Nam, as a piece of National Intangible Cultural Heritage.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Brunei has partnered with Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) and the Veteran Association of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces (VARBAF) to host a series of events introducing Vietnam’s traditional Tet festivities, creating a lively platform for cultural exchange while spreading the Vietnamese language and traditional handicrafts to Bruneian friends and students.
Tens of thousands of visitors flocked to the Hải Lựu Buffalo Fighting Festival in Hải Lựu Commune, Phú Thọ Province, on March 4–5.
Women photographers in HCM City are presenting new works showing their love for the homeland as part of the celebration of International Women’s Day.
All 1,033 traditional boats, 2,636 rowboats and six electric boats have been registered, inspected and equipped with QR codes.
Tây Ninh Province targets to welcome 10 million visitors this year, including 200,000 international tourists, according to the province’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
When the tide recedes along the southern coast of Khánh Hòa Province, a hidden world of shimmering green carpets emerges, turning a quiet fishing village into one of Việt Nam’s most photogenic new nature escapes.
Việt Nam’s Lunar New Year film season has smashed records, with domestic titles dominating cinemas and pushing total revenue to unprecedented heights. At the centre of the race: Trấn Thành’s bold 18+ drama and Trường Giang’s heartfelt family tale.
Thousands of pilgrims from across Việt Nam gathered in early 2026 for the annual festival at Bà Thiên Hậu (Lady Thiên Hậu) Pagoda, one of the most prominent spiritual events in southern Việt Nam.
Việt Nam’s exhibition area stands out with spacious and visually striking booths featuring businesses' most outstanding products as well as Việt Nam’s cultural icons such as cyclo models and traditional áo dài attire while a Vietnamese cuisine counter has drawn long queues of visitors.
According to legend, in ancient times people did not know how to cultivate rice and relied mainly on wild roots, vegetables and game for sustenance.
Việt Nam plans to train 5,000 specialists to develop educational history video games as part of a sweeping push to digitise heritage, strengthen cultural industries and invest more heavily in the arts.
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