Vietnam Fine Arts Museum launches tourism product 'Museum Night'

(CLO) On October 31, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum launched for the first time the cultural tourism product "Museum Night", opening its doors to visitors at night.

The program promises to bring a new artistic experience, where painting, sculpture and music blend together in a contemporary creative space.

"Museum Night" will be piloted from October 2025 to March 2026, taking place on the last Friday of each month. The theme and content of the activities will be changed every month, aiming to bring new experiences, in line with the four seasons and the dynamic life of the Capital.

Visitors experience activities at "Museum Night". Photo: VNA

The expected themes of "Museum Night" in the coming months are "Charming Autumn" in October, "Winter Street Stories" in November and "Missing December" in December.

The event's schedule may change depending on actual objective conditions, announced on the Fanpage/Website of the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts and other media channels.

Mr. Nguyen Anh Minh, Director of the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, shared: " If you explore art at night, you will see different things. Not only will you have the opportunity to admire unique paintings, you will also listen to the stories behind those works and immerse yourself in the classical music space."

Mr. Minh believes that "Museum Night" will bring an unforgettable, profound and peaceful experience to people and tourists amidst the bustling, bustling life of today.

Artists create artworks at "Museum Night". Photo: VNA

When experiencing "Museum Night", visitors will be free to visit the museum when the lights are on, enjoy the collection of artifacts and valuable works with the automatic commentary application iMuseum VFA. Interestingly, visitors will also be able to watch artists draw live, be guided to sketch on campus and practice crafts such as: decorating lanterns on Do paper, printing woodcuts...

In particular, visitors will have the opportunity to meet with experts and researchers to learn about 9 national treasures and valuable artifacts, typical works of Vietnamese fine arts. In addition, visitors can also enjoy art programs and interact with guest artists, as well as listen to special concert performances.

"Museum Night" is oriented as a new night tourism product with great potential, not only contributing substantially to education , spreading humanistic values ​​but also promoting the creative cultural industry that is receiving attention. The program promises to be an attractive experience event for the people of the capital and visitors.

Source: https://congluan.vn/bao-tang-my-thuat-viet-nam-cho-ra-mat-san-pham-du-lich-dem-bao-tang-10316155.html