Arts & Entertainment

Workshops introducing four types of classical Indian dance led by guru V Jayarama Rao.

A collection of scientist Nguyen Cong Tieu’s travel articles during his research trips to France before 1945.

Exhibition of Manga artworks by Katsushika Hokusai, focusing on genre, pictorial storytelling and participatory culture.

The Vietnam National Opera and Ballet (VNOB) and Spanish musicians perform classical operas, music pieces and ballets at Hanoi Opera House on April 15.

A huge contemporary art center with several spaces for art exhibitions and visual performances was officially open in the city’s District 2 on 2017 April.

Screenings of 23 feature films and documentaries about LGBT people from some 10 countries around the world.

Vietnam International Fashion Week Spring - Summer 2017 will take place from April 25 to 28 in HCMC.

A battle between two tribes of ants over a sugar box left by picnic goers.

A day-long event in the style of the world-renown TED talks for people who care about ideas, connections and curiosity.

The Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam proudly presents street dance performances, featuring three dance works created collaboratively by emerging directors and dancers from across Asia.

A collaborative project between artists and locals to raise awareness on protecting the marine environment.

Exhibition of Phan Thao Nguyen’s ‘mementos’ to remember a bygone era.

A documentary which questions the dynamics of globalization through an example of Istanbul.

A three-day art journey of 28 performances held in 7 venues in Ho Chi Minh City.

Three-day house and techno music festival in paradise featuring DJs from Asia’s best underground clubs, parties and their international guests.

Classical music concert that gathers talented artists from Spain and Vietnam.

Improvisation theater performance where audience shares stories from their daily lives and have them reproduced on stage.

Concert of traditional music of Vietnam, South Korea and Mongolia.

Exhibition about Vietnamese people’s faith in a spiritual world and our relationship with nature.

A family of tiny people live secretly in the recesses of a house, “borrowing” items from humans to survive.