On the evening of 22 November 2026, 16 April Square in Đông Hải, in the Phan Rang area of Khánh Hòa province, hosts Thanh âm quê hương — Sounds of Homeland.
From 30 October to 8 November, Gia Lai will host a major Central Highlands cultural festival with around 45 gong ensembles, Jrai ceremonies, a local food market, a street festival and the main show at Đại Đoàn Kết Square.
A nine-day international festival in Vietnam's leading tea region, with tea ceremonies, food, concerts, fairs, plantation visits and a tea-master competition.
A 60-minute live performance combining traditional music, dance and contemporary stagecraft to tell stories from three Central Vietnamese heritage regions.
An exhibition titled “Echoes from the Earth” is planned at Khanh Hoa Provincial Museum from November 15 to 28, 2026. It will present archaeological materials, artefacts and evidence from different periods of the region’s history.
New songs about Khanh Hoa will be performed by Tram Huong Tower on November 24. The programme includes performances and awards for the songwriting competition.
Mumiy Troll is listed to perform in Nha Trang on January 8, 2027. Ticket sellers list a 19:00 start and a 16+ age restriction. The exact venue has not yet been announced.
