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THE HISTORY OF ROMANIA IN ONE OBJECT is our newest online series, developed in partnership with the The National History Museum of Romania, that evokes decisive epochs in Romanian past starting from an artifact or vestige with powerful symbolic, representative value. In

In the middle of the pandemic, artists are finding countless ways to continue their practice and lift our spirits. Eight Romanian artists have taken our challenge with the kind of ingenuity one would expect from highly creative minds and are ready to share with us and the

We are thrilled to welcome in the Enescu Soirees Online dazzling Romanian-American violinist Irina Muresanu, a darling of the classical music circuits in North America and one of our closest collaborators. Her recital presents a captivating program highlighting the confluence

Our LEON FERARU CONFERENCES ONLINE continued with an exploration of the role played by religion and religious affairs in the Romanian-American diplomatic relations during the Cold War, in the company of historian and academic, Dr. ANCA ȘINCAN, one of the principal Romanian

We are excited to welcome, in our newly launched Enescu Soirees Online, Toronto-based classical crossover pianist and composer Teo Milea, one of the most celebrated Romanian musicians in North America. Energetic and mesmerizing, Teo’s performances, mostly based on his

After a great start exploring the multi-faceted reality of pro- and anti-Americanism in the company of PEN Romania President, Radu Vancu, our LEON FERARU CONFERENCES ONLINE continued with a conversation with Professor DENNIS DELETANT, one of the biggest names of Romanian

As our cultural promotion efforts are starting to unfold only in the virtual sphere, we are pleased to announce the continuation of our popular Enescu Soirees of New York program as a series of online recitals, recorded exclusively for us by some of Romania’s most brilliant

The first event in the LEON FERARU CONFERENCES online series, one of our permanent programs that provides a voice to the rich and diverse Romanian expertise of all things American, took place on April 15, 2020. We began these weekly virtual exchanges with an exploration

Don’t miss the biggest descend of Romanian artists in New York City in the past years: A Room of One's Own, a project inspired by Virginia Woolf’s feminist manifesto and produced by Anca Poterasu Gallery and Catinca Tabacaru Gallery with support from RCI New York.

A Celebration of the Romanian Rituals of Spring through Outstanding Design The Romanian Cultural Institute in New York launches  the Romanian Fashion Showcase to be organized every year in the world’s fashion capital. The event, open to the general public and the industry

As the world prepares to observe the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we join in the commemoration of the tragedy of the Shoah by honoring the extraordinary humanitarian work done in Romania for more than a century by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee

We are proud to present, as part of our popular series “The Romanian American Studio Theater”, the painfully truthful coming-of-age monologue ”Why the Child is Cooking in the Polenta” in the haunting delivery of actress Edith Alibec. The show will also be included