Culture

“Hue Royal Mid-Autumn Festival 2025” was open to the public free of charge on October 6th and 7th, bringing locals and visitors a radiant full-moon season infused with the luminous beauty of lanterns and the soul of Hue’s heritage.

Art enthusiasts in general, and painting lovers in particular, especially those fond of sketching, were very surprised to see the sketch works by students from the Faculty of Architecture (University of Sciences, Hue University).

Visitors to A Luoi can not only immerse themselves in the sounds of gongs and xoang dances, but also have the opportunity to admire the unique wood carvings, bearing the mark of the skill and spirit of the Pa Co people.

After a 3-year hiatus, Y-Fest 2025 has made an impressive comeback, becoming the most anticipated music and technology event series among young people.

During village festivals, when young men gather around the firelight, passionate about dance, drums, and gongs, they also learn to touch the cultural soul of their ancestors.

In the museum’s intimate space, more than 100 artifacts made of jade and ivory are systematically and scientifically displayed, offering viewers a kind of historical journey through objects.

Taking place from October 4th to 7th (August 13th to 16th of the lunar calendar), the festival will blend traditional and modern spaces to recreate the festive atmosphere of Mid-Autumn celebrations of the past.

On weekends, dozens of music teachers from various secondary schools in Hue City gather at Hue Intermediate School of Culture and Arts to immerse themselves in the melodies of Hue Singing...

For 80 years, Hue Union of Literature and Arts Associations has not only organized and gathered creative forces but has also served as a “pivot” connecting heritage with innovation, tradition with modernity & artists with the public.

The organizing committee expressed their hope that this event will become an important milestone in expanding Vietnam - Republic of Korea cooperation, contributing to elevating Hue’s presence on the global cultural exchange map.

The event includes many activities such as exhibitions, art performances, cultural experience zones, tourism, cuisine, and traditional games to promote the cultural beauty of both countries...

Participants affirmed that the event had become an open academic forum, encouraging innovative ideas and fostering strong connections between young architects, experts, and local community.

The power of The Evening Storm goes beyond evoking nature. Beneath the painting lies a metaphor for life’s sudden upheavals and unpredictable challenges that every person must face.

The exhibition showcases 80 works, with diverse materials and forms, including lacquer, acrylic, sculpture, and mixed media, etc., reflecting the creativity and the intersection of tradition and modernity.

More than 150 trainees from various provinces and cities participated in the opening ceremony of the national training course on the topic: “Solutions for preserving digital information resources”...