Events

Romanian Cultural Institute in London will continue the concert series Young Romanian musicians in London, organized in the previous years by the Romanian Embassy - Cultural Section at St Martin-in-the-Fields church. The series promotes the outstanding musical

On the occasion of World Poetry Day and to celebrate 50 years of the Treaty of Rome, the Romanian Cultural Institute in London will host an evening of readings organized by the European Commission & the European Parliament. Romanian violonist Tudor Andrei,

Periferic 7, 2006, Iasi (Romania); Photo credit: VectorRomanian artist Matei Bejenaru will present for the first time in London the Periferic International Biennial, which takes place in Iasi, one of Romania's leading experimental city, the former 'cradle'

Photos by Marijuana GheorghiuBrandon Books will launch The Third Shore, a vibrant and innovative anthology from East Central Europe, where distinctive new women's voices have emerged and are available in English for the first time. Edited by Agata Schwartz

Photos by Laurentiu GarofeanuGallery Yujiro, supported by Romanian Cultural Institute London, presents the first UK solo exhibition of the internationally acclaimed Romanian artist Lia Perjovschi. Her multi-disciplinary practice recovers, collects, and

Landscapes, portraits and religious icons made by students from Veniamin Costachi Vocational College (Manastirea Neamt) are exhibited at Grangetown Library, as a sign of friendship between British and Romanian youth. When: permanent, starting 29 Jan; Where: Grangetown

Handel, Vivaldi, Romanian Traditional Carols. Concert organised by the Romanian Cultural Institute Bucharest. When: 21 Dec 2006, 7 pmWhere: Saint George's Church, Hanover Square, London W1 Tickets: £ 14, £ 8 (students and OAPs)

Performed by the Youth Group of Recea (Maramures). Concert organised by The Embassy of Romania and the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. When: 13 Dec 2006, 7 pmWhere: Romanian Cultural Institute London

Photo by Calin PiescuCast: Tania Filip (Sonya) and Adrian Titieni (Andrey). Director: Mihai Bratila Set design: Stefania Cenean Brian Friel (born in 1929) is the most acclaimed contemporary Irish dramatist. In Afterplay, Friel brings together two

CONCERT: TUDOR ANDREI (violin) and PETER LIMONOV (piano)Programme: Ludwig van Beethoven: Romance in F Major George Enescu: Impromptu Concertant Ernest Chausson: Poem Saint-Saens Ysaye: Study in Waltz form First Prize winner of the International Competition held

Photo by Duo Van Der Mixt, Ioana Nemes, Alexandra Croitoru, Vlad NancaOffset is an electronic archive which presents an up-to-date perspective on contemporary art trends in Romania in connection with current international developments in the field. The

Mihaela Ursuleasa and Chamber Orchestra Virtuosos of Bucharest Horia Andreescu conductor The concert is organised by the Romanian Cultural Institute Bucharest and is supported by the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Programme: Ligeti: Romanian Concerto Mozart: