Regina Maria a României, Regina artistă
The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is thrilled to present a major exhibition of watercolours by Queen Marie of Romania, many of which have never been seen in public before. They are part of two manuscripts held by the Romanian Academy, depicting flowers of Romania.
The Transylvania Florilegium on Permanent Display at RCI London
We are thrilled and honoured to invite you to a unique event that celebrates the Transylvania Florilegium, a two-volume exquisite edition containing paintings of 124 plants from a list compiled by the renowned botanist Dr John Akeroyd FLS, an authority on European plants
Romania, 35 Years On: The Resurgence of History
35 years after the fall of communism in Romania, we invite you to reflect on this defining chapter in the country’s history with a multifaceted programme of events spanning four weeks. Starting with the inauguration of “35 Years and One Day”, an outdoor documentary exhibition
A Diverse Programme at the RCI for Open House Festival - Discover Romanian art, the history of the building and Romania's 'camino' Via Transilvanica
Marking 13 years since our first participation in Open House London, a city-wide celebration of the British capital's architecture and special places, we invite old friends and new visitors to explore a diverse palette of offerings from painting to photography,
"In the Name of the Father" by Vladimir Dembinski in Glasgow and London
We are proud to present Vladimir Dembinski's latest short film In the Name of the Father as part of EUNIC London's 6th edition of In Short, Europe Film Festival: Best of Best 2024, which takes place in Glasgow (20-21 April) and London (26-28 April). „În numele
Travelling: compoziții muzicale irlandeze, de St Patrick’s Day
A formidable multimedia performance marrying the technical brilliance of the cello with the mesmerising accordion music will be presented to the RCI’s audiences on 17 March 2021, celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day. The two multi-awarded Romanian & Irish musicians, Adrian
'EUROPALIA Romania' in London: Alex Simu Quintet
Clarinettist Alex Simu creates atmospheric music from his vision of Bucharest. Folk sounds, Ottoman influence, allusions to 'Little Paris' (as interbellum Bucharest was known), war, communism and modern life go into the mix, blended in the idiom of jazz. An award-winning
'EUROPALIA Romania in London': Maria Răducanu Quintet
The most distinctive Romanian jazz voice, Maria Răducanubrings a free spirit to some of the most moving songs from around the world. A self-taught ethno jazz singer Maria Răducanu makes music that is deeply emotional and universally touching. Noted for her impressive vocal
'EUROPALIA Romania' in London: Fanfare Ciocârlia & Taraf Impex
Fanfare Ciocârlia, the world-renowned Romanian brass band, brings to London the lively vibes and pure joy so characteristic of them. Fanfare Ciocârlia are the kings of hot Gypsy Brass with lightning speed, sophisticated arrangements, infectious energy and raw power to
'EUROPALIA Romania' in London: Pianist Daniel Ciobanu
Pianist Daniel Ciobanu is a rising star, having performed alongside piano superstar Lang Lang at the Royal Festival Hall and winning Silver at the Rubinstein Piano Competition 2017, where his dynamic stage presence also won him the Audience Favourite prize. Ciobanu’s
'EUROPALIA Romania' in London: Ada Milea and The Balanescu Quartet
The 'EUROPALIA Romania' festival in London opens with one-of-a-kind singer Ada Mileawho joins world-renowned Balanescu Quartetto perform 'The Island'. The concept is based on the work of surrealist Gellu Naum and inspired by Robinson Crusoe, fortuitously
EUROPALIA Arts Festival in London: Contemporary Romanian music in the spotlight through five uplifting concerts
EUROPALIA is a biennial and international multi-arts festival based in Belgium that is celebrating its 50th anniversary, sharing the best of rooted and cutting-edge contemporary culture. Romania has the honour of being guest country at this jubilee edition. Marking this