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Romanian folk music, dances, customs and crafts prove very popular to foreign audiences and they always find their way into our programme. Key partners are the Horniman Museum and the Mayor’s Thames Festival.

Object in Focus: Romanian Easter Eggs

In association with the Horniman Museum and Gardens, we celebrate Easter traditions through a special display of over 80 Romanian decorated eggs at the Vestry House and Valence House museums, London. The skillfully painted eggs come from Bucovina, the north-eastern region of Romania, renowned for the spectacular exterior frescoes on the walls...

26/02 - 10/06/2013 @ Vestry House & Valence House

International Conference: “Shakespeare's Cracked Mirrors: Broken Female Bodies and Savage Male Minds”

The Romanian Cultural Institute is proud to partner with The International Shakespeare Centre, The Interdisciplinary Centre for Gender Studies and the University of Timişoara’s Department of English and host the international conference “Shakespeare's Cracked Mirrors: Broken Female Bodies and Savage Male Minds”. This is...

07/06/2013 @ Romanian Cultural Institute, 1 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X8PH

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A Flavour of the Carpathians at the Shore of the Channel

Join Charlie Ottley as he ventures deep into the breath-taking mountains and forests of Carpathian peaks. And catch the beat of Nico de Transilvania's new compilation Music without frontiers. Discover Romania through a performance mixing music with film and poetry, part of the Brighton Fringe! More details on the Soul Dome website....

24/05/2013 @ Soul Dome, Brighton

Exhibition: Labours of Love - Romanian Books in English

Tuesday 16 April, 19.00: Labours of Love: Romanian Books in English Romanian Cultural Institute, 1 Belgrave Square Under the patronage of HE Dr Ion Jinga, Ambassador of Romaniato the Court of St James's Private view of an exhibition that highlights the extraordinary achievements of many translators and publishers through...

16/04/2013 @ ICR London

The Musician Who Came in from the Cold: Enescu and the Feared Securitate

We are proud to organise within our Enescu Series, in the debut of ConTempo Quartet concert, a presentation by the author Ladislau Csendes, member in The National Council for the Study of the Securitate Archives, of an intriguing new publication, Enescu: A Surveilled Exile? which sheds new light on the great composer’s life in...

04/04/2013 @ Romanian Cultural Institute, 1 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X8PH

Christmas Tree Celebration

The Embassy of Romania in London, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute, kindly invite you to the Christmas Tree Celebration, a winter holiday event for the Romanian community living in the United Kingdom. Come along for Christmas carols, gifts & Father Christmas! Sunday 16 December, 3pm, 1 Belgrave Square, London,...

16 - 13/12/2012 @ Institutul Cultural Român, 1 Belgrave Square, Londra, SW1X8PH

The President of Romanian Cultural Institute to attend celebrations of our National Day in London and Cardiff

We are pleased to announce that on the occasion of Romania’s National Day, the President of the Romanian Cultural Institute, Professor Andrei Marga, will attend a series of celebrations in London and Cardiff from 30 November to 4 December. Professor Marga is HE Dr Ion Jinga’s guest at the National Day of Romania reception...

30/11 - 04/12/2012 @ London, Cardiff

Deconstructing the Iron Curtain

Anne Applebaum in conversation with Professor Geoffrey Hosking We are delighted to team up with the Polish Cultural Institute in London and UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies for the event "Desconstructing the Iron Curtain" – a conversation between Anne Applebaum and Professor Geoffrey Hosking (UCL SSEES)...

22/11/2012 @ UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies

Conference: Project Romania 2020: Solutions for a Competitive Romania

Global Romanian Society of Young Professionals (GRASP) is aiming to discern, in a conference organized between 16-18 November with the support of Romanian Embassy in London and the Romanian Cultural Institute in London and held under the patronage of HE dr. Ion Jinga, the Romanian Ambassador to the Court of St James’s, practical and...

16 - 18/11/2012 @ ICR London

Ion I.C. Brătianu and the Making of Modern Romania

Public lecture by Professor Keith Hitchins Opening remarks by HE Dr Ion Jinga, the Ambassador of Romania to the Court of St. James’s Introduction by Dr Dorian Branea, Director of the Romanian Cultural Institute in London and Dr Marius Turda, Director of the Cantemir Institute at Oxford University The great historian and...

11/10/2012 @ Romanian Cultural Institute

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