More than 300 professional and amateur artists from various organizations and countries perform at the festival.

After eight lively days with the participation of 13 art units inside and outside Hanoi, on October 3, the Vietnam Performing Artists Association (VSAA), in cooperation with the Hanoi Department of Culture and Information, organized the closing ceremony of the fourth theater festival.

Many children had the opportunity to experience the fascinating Mid-Autumn Festival in many places in Hanoi last weekend, with many folk-inspired activities taking place in traditional spaces that helped promote the traditional cultural beauty meaningful to both adults and children.

The most significant ritual of the New Year event is the Neu pole raising ceremony at the Ngoc Son Temple’s gate by Hoan Kiem lake.

The event is expected to help promote and honor farm products and craft villages in Hanoi, thereby, encouraging producers to create products meeting the tastes of clients.

This is an occasion for Hanoi to honor and promote the rich and long-standing cultural and intellectual values as well as the humanistic culture of the land of the Rising Dragon.

The activities taking place at the Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and Tourism in Son Tay district of Hanoi.

The highlight of the “Moscow Days in Hanoi” is the street performances at the pedestrian zone around Hoan Kiem Lake on November 30.

The event features over 300 booths on agricultural production appliances.