Art festival in Yen Bai city attracts crowds of artists

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Art festival in Yen Bai city attracts crowds of artists

Monday, May 29, 2023

YBO - An art festival and an Ao Dai show were organised recently in Yen Bai city, attracting the participation of 375 artists from 15 troupes of communes and wards in the locality.

Special art and musical performances at the events

The events are part of the activities to improve the quality of the mass art movement in Yen Bai city, contributing to preserving and honouring the beauty of Vietnamese Ao Dai, promoting traditional cultural values of the nation, and building a healthy cultural and spiritual life for local residents.

With 60 pieces of diverse forms, the events left a strong impression on the audience.

The art troupe of Nam Cuong ward won the first prize at the events. The organiser also presented two second prizes, three third prizes, nine consolation prizes, and additional prizes to the best solo instrument performance, the most impressive performance of Ao Dai, and the best dance performance./.

An impressive performance of Ao Dai

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