Culture

As Hue advances its heritage city model, applying science and technology to cultural industry development is not merely an option - it is a strategic imperative.

Through music and performance, audiences had the chance to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the unique features of Korean culture.

The exhibition “There Is… a River”, organized by Vietnam Watercolor Art Group, is taking place at Lan Vien Co Tich 2 on Bach Dang Street in Phu Xuan Ward.

By bringing diverse musical styles to Hue, the artists delivered a dynamic night show, further enriching the space for cultural and artistic exchange at Hue Festival 2026.

The exhibition is the result of the 5th Fine Arts and Heritage Creative Camp, which brought together 45 artists who present 45 works created in a variety of media, including acrylic, silk, copper, mixed media, lacquer, and oil painting

The music night show was a gathering between music, memory, and love for Hue - the land that profoundly shaped the talented songwriter’s soul and artistic inspiration.

Amid the rapid pace of digital transformation, the fact that students from a mountainous region proactively using modern technology to tell the story of their homeland carries special significance.

The exhibition showcases 27 works by three French photographers: Daniel Roussel, Gilbert Bertrand, and Lily Franey. Created between the 1970s and the early 1990s, the photographs capture authentic moments of Vietnamese life and people.

The festival showcases a vibrant blend of artistic styles, ranging from traditional music and V-pop to K-pop, J-pop..., while also introducing audiences to a variety of contemporary international performance trends.

This issue of Hue Today Weekly features a range of engaging articles awaiting readers, including: Rising from the Mud Like a Lotus (Tue Ninh); Hue University’s Aspiration for Transformation (Tu An)...

From June 13 to 18, a romantic riverside stage by the Perfume River will become a gathering place for artists from various countries, including France, Spain, Australia, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.

More than just souvenir products, many heritage sites in Hue are being “refreshed” with products that showcase the distinctive cultural identity of the imperial court.

Painter Mai Chau and the late painter Than Van Huy are two prominent figures in Hue's fine arts scene, leaving behind a legacy of works deeply imbued with Zen philosophy and a profound love for their homeland, Buddhism, and humanity.

Their long-term goal is to keep developing other signature symbols of Hue into digitally produced films with narrative depth and strong audience resonance.

The program was organized to verify training outcomes in reading, writing, and practicing Hue music notation, while also assessing students’ ability to apply the interpretation method on the zither and moon-shaped lute...