Art exhibition to be hosted at ancient houses in Hoi An

As of 2025, Hoi An Town continues to be a hub of cultural significance, hosting various art exhibitions at its renowned ancient houses. The first exhibition showcases souvenirs at 46 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, featuring a collection of 29 works made from sustainable materials such as wood and bamboo. These creations are the finalists from the annual souvenir-making competition that celebrates Hoi An's rich artisan culture. The awards ceremony will take place on December 4, marking 16 years since Hoi An was designated a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, highlighting its historical and cultural importance.

 

An additional exhibition is ongoing at 39 Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, running until February 2026. This venue hosts around 100 pieces of contemporary art, including sculptures, stone carvings, and intricate carpets, all available for public viewing.

 

 

Ancient houses in Hoi An

 

Hoi An remains one of Vietnam's most appealing cultural destinations, celebrated for its blend of diverse influences—from Vietnam's own rich traditions to interactions with other Asian cultures such as Japan and Korea, alongside Western legacies from nations including Portugal and Britain. This eclectic mix is embodied in the town’s well-preserved ancient houses, which serve as perfect venues for cultural events and exhibitions, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in Hoi An's vibrant history and artistic expression.