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Museums across Da Nang will offer free admission to residents and tourists on November 24, 2026, in celebration of Vietnam Culture Day.
From November 18 to 30, visitors can enjoy cultural exhibitions, artistic performances and hands-on heritage activities showcasing Da Nang's rich cultural identity.
Under Resolution No. 47/2026/NQ-HDND of the Da Nang People's Council, free admission will be available at four museum venues: Da Nang Museum at 31 Tran Phu Street, its second branch at 281 Phan Boi Chau Street (Ban Thach Ward), Da Nang Fine Arts Museum at 78 Le Duan Street, and Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture at 2 September 2 Street.
At Da Nang Fine Arts Museum, an exhibition running from November 18 to 30 will showcase 43 artworks selected from a collection of 524 pieces transferred by the Vietnam Fine Arts Association. The display includes oil paintings, graphic works, lacquer paintings, and sculptures.
Meanwhile, the Da Nang Museum's second branch will host the exhibition "Da Nang Cultural Heritage - Source and Flow" from November 19 to 25.
Highlights include three National Treasures, historical documents marking 555 years since the establishment of the Quang Nam administrative territory, and artifacts from private collections and the Cu Lao Cham shipwreck.
Visitors can also participate in pottery reconstruction, Sa Huynh bead-stringing, and traditional handicraft workshops.
On November 21 and 22, Da Nang Museum will host the 2026 Da Nang Cultural Heritage Festival, featuring traditional performances, craft demonstrations, and cultural exchanges with ethnic communities, including the Ca Dong, Co Tu, Muong, and Tay.
Additional activities on November 24 include a Tra Leng cinnamon experience and an evening museum program.
At Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculpture, visitors can enjoy a photography exhibition featuring 70 works highlighting the city's ethnic cultures, handpan music performances, sketching activities, and traditional woodblock printing on do paper.
The museum will also offer hands-on craft workshops inspired by Champa decorative motifs on November 23 and 24.
Through these activities, Da Nang aims to make cultural heritage more accessible, encourage public participation, and connect traditional values with contemporary life.
