Arts & Entertainment

The fair is a playground for young craft makers, designers, and printmakers from all over the country to gather, introduce and promote their products in a cultural and artistic space.

Xam singing is expected to be recognized as a national intangible heritage and inscribed on UNESCO’S Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The festival supports the formation of a “creative belt” across the country through the eventual expansion of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in Vietnam.

The Hanoi Best Singing Voice Contest introduces the elegant beauty of Hanoians to a wide spectrum of audiences across the country, and abroad.

The concert will feature leading opera singers of Vietnam, including Thanh Binh, Bui Trang, and Tran Trang, who will play the key roles in the musical play “Les Miserables”.

Entries should reflect life and culture, and highlight the fine traditional cultural values ​​of Vietnam and Hanoi - the City for Peace.

The South Korean musician has composed a series of MVs on Vietnam since he moved to work in the Southeast Asian country three years ago.

The Hanoi folk painting line of Kim Hoang has been restored thanks to the efforts of folklore experts.

Vietnamese and international viewers will enjoy the unique works of worldwide cinema industries.

The manga may help children of the two countries find joy in sports and understand more about teamwork.

Vietnamese audiences will have a chance to discover unique short films by Southeast Asian filmmakers.

Renowned Japanese director Tsuyoshi Sugiyama will restage the 130-year-old legendary play “Hedda Gabler” in Hanoi in December.

The international-standard tournament is expected to give local chess players the opportunity of gaining the standards of women’s international grandmaster (WGM), the male international master (IM).

The photo exhibition aims to educate the young generation on the tradition of Uong nuoc nho nguon or “When drinking water, think of its source”.

Hoa Lo Prison, the renowned historic site in the capital city, holds an exhibition to celebrate Vietnam War Invalids and Martyrs' Day on July 27.

Vietnam has emerged as a new epicenter of entertainment projects, attracting many international giants.

The festival will promote a safe, friendly, and hospitable Vietnam. A wide range of awards will be presented at the event, honoring the best film, director, actor, and actress.

The renowned local photographer Tran Tuan Viet has become an amateur tour guide on the television series entitled Dare to Ride by Discovery, introducing Hanoi culture and its appetizing cuisine.

Various cultural activities will be organized in the week, introducing Lao cultural traits to Vietnamese people later this month.

An exhibition and mini concerts on Arnold Schönberg will be held in Hanoi to entertain the local audiences.