Arts & Entertainment

The international painting contest is a great opportunity for young local artists to showcase their talents and confirm the position of Vietnamese painting in the global art market.

The exhibition is designed to highlight the different materials (lacquer, silk, oil and acrylic) and styles used by the six artists.

Two photographers from Vietnam have beaten off competition from 130,000 other entrants to win prestigious photography awards.

In recent years, the Vietnamese film industry has witnessed many clear changes. Now is the time when viewers are very interested in learning about national culture in a natural way, through entertainment products.

The Pratibha Kala Kendra Folk Dance Troupe will bring the rich tapestry of Indian folk dance to audiences in Vietnam's cities and provinces.

International Francophonie Day, which falls on March 20, is an opportunity for French-speaking people around the world to celebrate the values of solidarity, cultural diversity and respect for cultural differences.

Film lovers will be able to travel across Europe, Asia and North America on the big screen and discover the richness and cultural and linguistic diversity of the French-speaking world.

The special edition of 'Balade en France', Vietnam's largest French culinary festival, will take place in Hanoi from April 5-7.

The Vietnamese designer Tia Thuy Nguyen has teamed up with the House of Dior to create a unique work of art.

The collection of Hang Trong narrative paintings tells stories of heroic women, as well as the history and lifestyle of Hanoi in the old days.

The tranquil beauty of Chau Long Street in downtown Hanoi is rendered vividly in sketch paintings.

The event aims to deliver a powerful message about environmental protection to the Vietnamese and inspire positive action for a greener future.

The Four Seasons Concert aims to bring the world's finest classical performance to audiences in Vietnam.

The timeless French musical masterpiece Carmen will be performed on the Vietnamese stage to celebrate International Women's Day in March.

The exhibition, the largest of its kind in Vietnam to be joined by 465 artists from around the world, is divided into two parts and held at two locations in Hanoi.

VCMF 2024 offers audiences and artists the opportunity to explore classical music from a new perspective, combining traditional artistic values with unique performance space experiments.

Composer Duc Huy will give a live concert in Hanoi on May 11 to celebrate his 60-year career.

Through a unique and long-standing type of mosaic, the exhibition tells stories of epics, religions and the most brilliant and outstanding socio-cultural periods of ancient Rome.

Contestants should share their thoughts about the achievements and significant historical events of the city, depict the images of heroes and martyrs, famous landscapes, historical relics associated with the milestones of the liberation of the city.

Professor Gianni Kriscak, the main author of the research book History of Italian Opera, wants Vietnamese artists and the public to better understand the early period of this art.