In celebration of Vietnam’s Heritage Day, Đà Nẵng City is hosting a series of cultural exhibitions from November 22 to 30. One of the main highlights is a collection of 100 traditional folk paintings, showcasing iconic Vietnamese art centers such as Hàng Trống, Đông Hồ, and Kim Hoàng. The paintings are displayed at the Fine Arts Museum, along with works by French-Vietnamese artist Lê Bá Đảng. The public can visit daily, with the exhibition featuring paintings, sculptures, and interactive installations that explore the country's cultural identity.

A special installation titled Ký Ức (Memories) will be displayed by the Hàn River from November 24 to December 1. The exhibit focuses on Đà Nẵng’s historical fishing communities, showcasing old fishing tools, nets, and boats to highlight the city’s rich maritime heritage. The museum will also feature an exhibition of photos, sketches, and models that explore the city’s evolution.

In Hội An, the Sa Huỳnh Culture Museum is showcasing sculptures by Bảo Ly, inspired by the iconic Mắt Cửa (Eye Pattern) found on the doors of Hội An’s ancient homes. The exhibition runs until December 6 and reflects the city’s architectural and cultural symbols. To commemorate the 25th anniversary of Hội An’s UNESCO World Heritage recognition, free entry will be offered on December 4.

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