The impressive "Head Wind" festival to welcome new students of the Faculty of Architecture and Arts

On November 24, 2013, the Faculty of Architecture and Arts of Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH) organized the 2013 Culture Festival with the theme "Head Wind". The festival was attended by many guests and more than 1000 students of the Faculty.
 
This is an activity to welcome new students of the Class of 2013 to the vibrant and youthful Faculty of Architecture and Arts at HUTECH.
 

The main space of the "Head Wind" festival are decorated with bright and vivid colors

After the opening ceremony, the festival took place with a jubilant atmosphere filled with vibrant colors and creative energy.

Let's go over some of the memorable moments from the Festival.
 

The opening ceremony of the 2013 “Head Wind” Festival with professional logos of the Faculty of Architecture and Arts


Youthful modern dance performances bring much excitement to the show


The male students display their confidence in the performances among the cheer and applause of the audience


Eye-catching and sizzling belly dance performances


Sweet melodies and beautiful voices displayed by a group of students make a beautiful impression in the “Soul and Body” performance


Each repertoire, each unique characteristic

The stunning fashion show with collections of designs made 100% by HUTECH students was also on display at the Festival. These beautiful designs have made strong impressions at previously held national and international competitions.
 
Let's take a look at the photos from the freshman welcoming program:
 

Ethnic motifs....


... to the costumes of ancient civilizations

Cold...

And mixed with the colors of "darkness"


Besides their design talents, students of the Faculty are also very "bold" on stage


and the confident strides on the catwalk

A large number of students attending the program are treated to a vibrant and friendly welcoming party. It is known that the program also has the participation of alumni in helping out with staging and performances

By Office of External and Public Relations