The performance of Phong Phu Commune (Tan Lac) performed the national cultural repertoire.

In 2019, the district successfully organized a Mass Art Festival with the participation of more than 500 actors and artisans from communes and towns; participated in Hoa Binh province's Public Art Performance, won the A Prize for the whole delegation.

Especially, 2019 is the year which many cultural and artistic activities in the province and district are highly appreciated with outstanding marks. In particular, the district is the place chosen to organize activities of displaying and performing typical cultural heritages of ethnic groups of Hoa Binh province in the Provincial Cultural and Tourism Week. The district was selected to participate in the contest of propaganda on sovereignty and sustainable development of the sea and islands of Vietnam in the Northern mountainous area...

Currently, 100% hamlet in Tan Lac district has art club. A lot of villages have from 2 to 3 performance teams. In many communes, associations and unions established clubs to preserve folklore.

Public culture has been increasingly affirmed, becoming an indispensable spiritual part of people in Tan Lac district. Every year, in addition to the festivals, contests organized by the district, during the festivals, New Year, and anniversaries, at many localities, there are a lot of cultural, sporting and collecting activities which attract people to cheer, contributing to improving the spiritual life, meeting the needs of cultural and artistic enjoyment of the population community.

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