Events

An event marking 150 years since the Queen’s birth and the 105th anniversary of the conclusion of the Trianon TreatyThis year, the 150th anniversary of Queen Marie of Romania's birth takes center stage in our programme of events. Starting in June, we invite you

A Joyful Celebration for the Whole Family for International Children's DayWhat’s on the programme: 1 – 4. 30 pm: Craft activity- Children’s Library  2 – 2. 30 pm: And lots of books, stories and laughter, right in the heart of the library! H. E.

We invite you to the UK launch of Nicolae Steinhardt’s “Journal of Joy”, the first official translation of the uplifting and revelatory Romanian classic. The Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies in Cambridge (IOCS), in partnership with the Embassy of Romania

A truly special event featuring pianist George Todică, journalist Peter Quantrill, the Festival's Production Coordinator, Graziella DumaLast year, we started a fruitful collaboration with Artexim, proud organiser of the George Enescu International Festival and

We are delighted to partner up with Art in Conversation to present a captivating vocal recital featuring the distinguished soprano Mădălina Stanand the esteemed pianist Lidia Butnariu. This thrilling evening for music lovers will showcase exquisite works from the Baroque

After last year's success, in 2025, the Romanian Cultural Institute is happy to dedicate the April recital of the Enescu Concerts Series to celebrating Romanian vocal art in an unmissable event organised in partnership with theRomanian National Opera in Bucharest. The

After much rehearsal, artistic debates and anticipation developed within our theatrical workshops, which started in early February, we are thrilled to present “The Bald Prima Donna”, Eugène Ionesco’s absurdist masterpiece, brought to life by a talented cast featuring

Renowned for her bold artistry, expressive depth, and technical brilliance, Alexandra Dăriescu has established herself as one of the most exciting pianists of her generation. A trailblazer in the classical music world, she is celebrated for her innovative programming and

Among the most innovative voices of European modernism,Paul Celan forged a new path for poetry in the 20th century, constantly “trying to save the German language after Auschwitz” (T. Adorno). How do we read him today?Born into a German-speaking Jewish family in Romania,

For Romania’s 15th participation at the London Book Fair (LBF), the Romanian Cultural Institute presents a diverse programme of events celebrating the transformative power of literature as an act of resistance. Weaving together the voices of iconic Romanian figures past

Darlings of chamber music stages, flautist Matei Ioachimescu and pianist Mara Dobrescu grace our Enescu Concerts Series and bring British audiences a rich programme of music by Bartók, Fauré, and Charles-Marie Widor, as well as George Enescu and the Romanian contemporary

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London marks the Constantin Brâncuși National Day with a celebration of the UNESCO listing of the Brâncuși Monumental Ensemble of Târgu Jiu. The event will see the opening of a photographic exhibition featuring rare archive images