On May 7, at Thiskyhall Sala in Thu Duc City, the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha organized an international Buddhist music and arts exchange program under the theme “Bridging Cultures - Growing Friendship.” This program was part of the United Nations (UN) Day of Vesak Celebrations 2025.

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The international Buddhist music and arts exchange program was hold at Thiskyhall Sala

With its large, luxurious event space and modern amenities, the new-generation conference and event center, Thiskyhall Sala, was the perfect venue for more than 3,000 guests attending the international Buddhist arts exchange. The program was a unique combination of music, stage design, and Buddhist cultural elements, celebrating both spirituality and love for the homeland.

Thiskyhall Sala offers a high-end, spacious venue covering 10,000 square meters, meeting strict international event standards. One special feature is its in-the-round stage design, where the audience surrounds the central performance area, creating an immersive and interactive experience.

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The program featured Vietnamese and international artists

The event welcomed Buddhist scholars, intellectuals, artists, monks, and representative Buddhist followers from Vietnam and abroad. Special performances by Buddhist art groups from India, China, and South Korea enriched the cultural exchange within the UN Day of Vesak 2025 festivities.

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Buddhist art groups from Vietnam and abroad delivered special performances which enriched the Day of Vesak 2025 celebrations

Since early 2025, Thiskyhall Sala has supported over 100 corporate and individual clients in hosting conferences, exhibitions, and banquets of various sizes, from hundreds to thousands of attendees. With advanced infrastructure and an experienced team, Thiskyhall Sala continues to solidify its position as a top venue for world-class, multi-functional events in Vietnam.