The cultural festival for peace is underway in Hanoi to mark the city's 70th Liberation Day (October 10, 1954-2024) and 25 years since receiving the title “City for Peace”.
More than 8,000 people participated in parades and performances of folk art forms, including intangible cultural heritages recognised by UNESCO and the nation, as well as traditional cultural features unique to the capital.
Vietnam joined representatives from the embassies of 14 Asian countries in the second Asian cultural festival which was held on September 28 in Romania.
The 6th Chăm Ethnic Cultural Festival in Ninh Thuận will take place in Phan Rang - Tháp Chàm city in Ninh Thuận province from September 27 to 29 with the participation of artisans, artists, performers, and athletes from the Chăm ethnic community across nine provinces and cities.
The Hà Nội Union of Friendship Organisations and the Embassy of Laos in Việt Nam held a press conference on August 16 to provide details about an upcoming ASEAN friendship cultural festival, which will take place in the capital city from August 29 to September 1.
The Hue Nam Palace Festival in Hue, the main activity of the autumn festival that is part of the 2024 Hue Festival, opened on August 11 and will run until August 13 in Hue City of Thua Thien- Hue Province.
Mayor of Lichtenberg Martin Schaefer noted that the district, which houses Đồng Xuân and the largest Vietnamese community in the German capital, has evolved along with immigrants who have come to shape the area.
A freshly-ended popular culture festival called “Song o Berlin (Living in Berlin)” has taken Dong Xuan - the largest Vietnamese shopping centre in Berlin - by storm, attracting over 10,000 participants and vividly depicting the integration and coexistence of different cultures.
A special Bon Odori dance to the echo of a Taiko drum heralded the beginning of the special Việt Nam-Japan Cultural Festival, now in its tenth year, in the central city of Đà Nẵng.
A Vietnamese popular cultural festival named “Living in Berlin” will be held for the first time at Vietnamese-owned Đồng Xuân Centre from July 25-28 by authorities of Berlin city and Lichtenberg district.
A Vietnamese cultural festival running with the theme of “Living in Berlin”, will be held at Dong Xuan Trade Center in Berlin, Germany, from July 25 to 28.
