Hà Nội will host the first Global Festival for the Preservation and Development of Craft Villages as an attempt to preserve, honour and promote traditional cultural craft values of the world.
The HCM City Hát Bội Theatre has been holding regular performances in various public spaces across the city. It has organised around 20 shows so far this year.
Hà Nội Drama Theatre launches ''The Moment'', the first cultural industry product combining different genres of arts and technology on stage and surrounding space.
The programme is expected to a connection between memories of the craft streets of ancient Thăng Long and the traditional crafts preserved and developed in today''s villages.
More than 600 teachers and middle and high schools students have taken part in the programme, bringing stories and characters previously found only in books to life on stage.
‘The Daughter of Hà Nội’ tells a story of tragic grandeur and romance, celebrating the patriotism, indomitable spirit, and noble sacrifices of Hà Nội’s sons and daughters for the nation''s independence and freedom.
Bình Định has already mapped out a 2026-30 plan to keep its fighting spirit breathing, complete with specific targets and a clear step-by-step timeline.
By linking the area with cultural, ecotourism and resort sites, as well as craft village experiences, Sơn Tây could offer more diverse and compelling itineraries, contributing to the expansion of Hà Nội''s tourism landscape.
Organised by the Hà Nội Department of Culture and Sports, the conference was one of activities within the Hà Nội International Martial Arts Festival 2026 which will be held in August.
Shaped by the skilled hands of local artisans and crafted from humble palm leaves and bamboo, Tri Lễ’s conical hats have crossed beyond village bamboo hedges to reach countries across Asia, including Japan and China.
Many traditional folk games once faced the risk of disappearing amid modern life and new forms of entertainment. However, joint efforts by the Government, the cultural sector and communities are reviving them, helping preserve cultural identity and strengthen community bonds.