On October 22, the Dong Nai Union of Friendship Organizations (DNUFO) held a conference to review its performance during the first nine months of the year and outline key tasks for the remaining months of 2026.
On weekends, Dong Nai Culture and Cinema Center works with schools and local authorities across the city to organize photo exhibitions introducing Dong Nai’s culture and history to students, residents and visitors.
Through the skilled hands and creative vision of artisans, painters and visual artists, Bien Hoa ceramics are being reimagined in diverse forms that connect more closely with contemporary life.
With just over a month to go before the 2026 Dong Nai Marathon – Truong Tuoi Group, Dong Nai Newspaper and Radio, Television Cup, running clubs and runners in Dong Nai City and neighboring localities are stepping up their training, preparing to take on the race routes and join the sporting festival.
Beginning his career as a commercial photographer, Nguyen Van Hoa, a member of the Photography Section of the Dong Nai Literature and Arts Association, has carved out a distinctive place in photography through his creative vision and a series of prestigious awards.
In recent years, the physical training and sports movement, particularly running, has become increasingly widespread across Dong Nai, from rural and mountainous areas to urban centers. For many people, each running stride is a way to improve their health, connect with the community, and push their own limits.
The opening ceremony of the 2026 Fine Arts Exhibition was held at Dong Nai College of Decorative Arts on October 3, featuring 63 works by 44 artists from Dong Nai and Ho Chi Minh City.
From clay, fire and the skilled hands of artisans, stories of Dong Nai have transcended the traditional craft village to come vividly to life in ceramic works imbued with a distinctly Vietnamese identity.
Athletes from the Dong Nai City team, competing as members of the Vietnam Vocotruyen (Traditional Martial Arts) team, won three gold medals at the World Championships & Junior Championships of Vocotruyen – Italia 2026.
Reading culture is expanding beyond the pages of books and the walls of libraries to digital platforms, becoming an important part of lifelong learning.
The Dong Nai River flows gently through generations, bearing witness to a city that is both ancient and serene while also brimming with youthful vitality.
More than simply putting data online, cultural digitisation is opening up a new creative space where Dong Nai's cultural identity, shaped over nearly 330 years of formation and development, is being preserved, promoted and widely disseminated, creating fresh momentum for sustainable socio-economic development.
Discussing Southern Viet Nam, Dr. Nguyen Thi Hau, General Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Association of Historical Sciences, emphasized that the region comprises three basic ecological and cultural subregions. The first is Southeastern Viet Nam, characterized by red soil and ancient alluvium.
DNUFO to hold activities in response to Culture – Great Unity Week 2026
