Events

We are excited to welcome to London, both in our popular 'Enescu Concerts' Series and at St James's Church Piccadilly, one of the most creative and admired musical groups in Romania. Imago Mundi Ensemble offers a contemporary perspective on the rich Romanian

Over the past few years, the biggest film festival in Ireland - which is also our oldest partner across the Irish Sea - has celebrated Romanian films & directors through numerous projections, Q&A sessions and special events. This year is no exception as multitalented

Radu Muntean's disturbing study of pusillanimity, 'One Floor Below' opens at the Glasgow Film Festival, Scotland's ambitious showcase of international cinematic creativity. Scriptwriter Alexandru Baciu, the director's long-time collaborator, will

Drawn from the fascinating experience of East-Central European pluralism, Oxford Brookes University's Marius Turda together with University of Oxford's Jan Fellerer andRobert Pyrah tackle the often politically-charged theme of identity against the backdrop

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London opens its 2011 Programme with classical music. You are invited to enjoy the works of some great composers who found an inextinguishable reservoir of sounds and themes in the folk music of their countries. The concert is jointly

We are thrilled to announce our sixth consecutive participation at the London Fashion Week, the hottest ticket in the spring season of glitz and glamour. While our previous showcases have been devoted mainly to cuts, fabrics and colours, it is time for the minutial art of

The Romanian Series at the popular St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square continues with a concert offered by violinistAdriana Cristea and pianist Greta Gasser, two rising musicians of the new generation. The promising performers will delight the audience with a programme

It's 2053.   All of the artworks in Tate Liverpool's special exhibition An Imagined Museum have vanished and are replaced by a 'living museum', that is, an army of people assembled to preserve the memory of the artworks that were once on display.   This is

Constantin Brâncuşi, the ground-breaking artist of modern sculpture, described in awe as half god, half shepherd, was born on 19 February 1876. On the very day of his birth, we revisit his legacy in the company of some of his most ardent British admirers. Guest speakers: Sanda

On Valentine's Day, as a musical tribute to the highest infatuation of them all, violinist  and chamber circuit darlingHoria Văcărescu joins forces with cellist Anton Niculescu, former principal cellist of La Scala, prodigy pianist Andrei Licareţ, and world-acclaimed

Join us for a séance of interactive, immersive performance born under the umbrella of the Theatre of Testimonies - a new theatrical form that relies on raw and unmediated depositions. The cutting-edge artistic practice, set up by the creative duo Anca Doczi and Cristian

This year's first concert in the Enescu Concert Series offers an exceptional encounter with two brilliant pianists, RomanianMihai Ritivoiu and Bulgarian Evgeny Genchev, reunited under the aegis of the composers who have authored some of the most fascinating, memorable