Marvel’s latest blockbuster Thunderbolts will premiere in Vietnam on April 30, offering fans an early look ahead of the global debut.

As part of Vietnam’s reunification celebration, fireworks will light up the city in a grand multi-site display.

A full rendition of Tchaikovsky's classic Swan Lake will be performed in Hanoi by more than 40 elite artists from the Russian State Ballet.

From Bat Trang ceramics to Phu Yen seafood, the three-day festival promotes Hanoi as a must-visit destination.

Artist Bui Quoc Toan uses a hammer to deliberately shatter glass, turning the cracks into a striking artistic language that radiates brilliance and glows like shimmering jewels.

Hollywood’s most daring action star returns in the high-budget finale of a legendary franchise.

Over 50 pho brands from across the country will gather in the capital to celebrate Vietnam’s beloved noodle soup and promote culinary tourism.

Tran Thanh Thuc’s solo exhibition transforms discarded cloth into powerful stories of memory, homeland, and love.

Prominent contemporary artist Dang Thanh Huyen unveils her second solo exhibition, sharing memories and emotions through evocative paintings.

The third Vietnam Banh Mi (Baguette) Festival is taking place at Le Van Tam Park in Ho Chi Minh City from March 21-24, celebrating Vietnamese 'banh mi' as a world-class culinary treasure.

Co-organised by 12 artists and art studios in collaboration with the Centre for Cultural and Scientific Activities of Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam, the fair seeks to inspire creativity and make the arts more accessible to the public.

A photo exhibition on “ASEAN countries and people” is scheduled to take place in May 2025 as part of the Lang Sen Festival, marking the 135th birth anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh.

The Open 14 exhibition in Hanoi features over 100 works by contemporary artists, blending realism, expressionism, and surrealism.

The Global Student Fashion Week 2025 (GSFW) is set to welcome 999 beauty queens and kings from various countries, along with 900 dancers and more than 6,000 distinguished guests.

The Food Tour Festival is a new product expected to enhance the city's culinary tourism offerings, promoting not only local and Vietnamese cuisine but also international gastronomy.

Themed "Connecting heritage, leading the way to shine", the festival will feature a grand opening ceremony, DJ performances, and a high-altitude fireworks display.

The festival will feature a solemn and respectful ceremony, emphasising its deep community significance, alongside a lively celebration blending traditional and modern folk activities.

An exhibition was held on 10 March in Vũng Tàu City to showcase Việt Nam’s historical sovereignty over the Hoàng Sa (Paracel) and Trường Sa (Spratly) islands through significant historical documents, maps, and artefacts.

For the first time, the display includes Nguyen Dynasty royal administrative documents and woodblocks, recognised by UNESCO as World Documentary Heritage.