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THE HANOI TIMES — In celebration of the International Day of Francophonie 2025, the Swiss Embassy is proud to present the musical program, “Connecting Bridges,” featuring the renowned Swiss artist duo and couple, Sophie de Quay and Simon Jaccard, right here in Hanoi. As part of their tour, which includes stops in Hong Kong (China), Macau (China), Myanmar, and Laos, Sophie and Simon will be gracing Hanoi with their exceptional talent and captivating performances. The dynamic and talented Swiss duo, Sophie de Quay and Simon Jaccard. Photo: Laura Gilli On March 27, the pair will host a special workshop for students at the Vietnam National Academy of Music, sharing their expertise and inspiring the next generation of musical artists. The following evening, they will take center stage at the opening ceremony of the French Gastronomy Festival & Francophone 2025 (Balade en France et en Francophonie) , kicking off the festivities with their unique brand of music. Later, Sophie and ...

The ongoing exhibition, “ Tet Ty : A Celebration of the Snake,” offers a captivating exploration of this majestic creature’s symbolism and significance in Vietnamese culture. Running until January 3 at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, the exhibition features 80 diverse artworks by the talented G39 group, a fitting tribute to welcome the new year. The Tet Ty art exhibition showcases a diverse range of artworks, creating a vibrant and captivating space. This exhibition is a celebration of the snake, a powerful symbol of wisdom and renewal, as well as a fond farewell to the passing year. Showcasing the works of 16 renowned artists, including Binh Nhi, Vuong Linh, and Le Thiet Cuong, the annual event presents a unique perspective on this fascinating creature. The artworks on display are a testament to the artists’ mastery of various media, including oil, gouache, do paper, and acrylic, as well as sculpture and ceramics from Huong Canh and Bat Trang. While some pieces, such a...