Arts & Entertainment

Hanoi-based sculptor Ta Quang Bao is considered an exceptional artist in Vietnamese visual arts, having created many monuments throughout the country.

Spring Concert with singer Vladislav Sulimsky is a special program to welcome the new year 2024.

The New Year in the Homeland arts program tells stories of family and home through song, dance and music.

Researcher Charlotte Aguttes-Reynier has spent 10 years studying Vietnamese art in order to bring to light the value of works by famous Vietnamese artists.

This event planned by the Vietnam Cultural Heritage Association is scheduled to take place every two years, with the next one in 2025.

The ceramic version of Vietnam's Royal Gold Seal, reproduced in the same size and meticulous detail by artisans from the Bat Trang Ceramic Village, would make a meaningful gift for visitors to Hanoi.

A positive message about this year's New Year mascot is conveyed by the Draw The Dragons painting exhibition.

French author Charlotte Aguttes-Reynier's Modern Art in Indochina features biographies and rare works by famous Vietnamese painters.

A program set in Duong Lam Ancient Village would give foreign visitors to Hanoi a glimpse of the Lunar Year Year - the most important holiday for people in Vietnam.

The strength of Hanoi Creative City is enhanced by the fusion of artists' skills and the exquisite lacquer of Ha Thai Village into new cultural products.

The understated beauty of Hanoi is expressed through paintings and art installations by Hanoi-based artists.

The vibrant photos and clips by the two artists give audiences a close-up view of the contemporary life of the Vietnamese community living thousands of miles away from their homeland.

For the first time ever, the famous Japanese Super Kids Orchestra under the baton of world-renowned conductor Yutaka Sado will perform in Vietnam.

After nearly a month of competition, Miss Earth 2023, hosted by Vietnam, wrapped up with the crown belonging to Miss Albania.

The event is an opportunity to review the effectiveness of activities to promote Vietnam-Thailand friendship over the past year, while enhancing cultural exchanges and cooperation between the two countries.

Paintings by Vietnamese artists are being displayed simultaneously in Hanoi, London and Manchester to raise awareness of the spoonbill.

Experts from UNESCO believe that the performing arts help improve people-to-people exchanges and promote tourism in Hanoi.

The Christmas season is knocking at the door. For G39 artists, the exhibition Gratitude is a greeting to the New Year 2024 with paintings.

The exhibition displays Hanoi-based artists' work

Sweet Christmas melodies performed by renowned pianist Caroline Fischer delighted Hanoi audiences at the performance on December 11.