Events

His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales opened, along with His Excellency Dan Mihalache, Romania’s Ambassador in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the photo exhibition “Apertures of a Revolution”, organised by the Romanian Cultural Institute

The series of UK premieres at our Romanian Cinematheque continues, in May, with Ana Lungu’s second feature film, ‘One and a Half Prince’ (2018). “A story about friendship and how it can be jeopardised by a stronger feeling, the film is a touching exploration of how

As we move forward and enjoy the warmth of the new season, two of Romania’s most promising young musicians - violinist Mălina Ciobanu and pianist Mihai Ritivoiu - take the stage of St Martin-in-the-Fields for a vibrant concert of youthful fervour and old-time flavours.

On Christmas Eve, a bunch of about 15 lads begin wassailing through the village accompanied by a small, lively band of musicians. Standing in front of each house in turn, they sing carols and dance until the householder brings them in and bestows upon them food, drink

Attic Arts is a residency programme at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London offering time (up to 2 months) and space (the bohemian attic room of the Institute) for Romanian artists from various humanist fields to work in a major urban centre that provides a distinctive

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is under construction - in more ways than one. We are renovating our Belgrave Square premises and we have also started building cultural partnership programmes in theatre, music, visual arts, film and ethnographic heritage.

Attic Arts este un program de rezidenta la Institutul Cultural Roman din Londra, care ofera profesionistilor romani din diferite discipline umaniste pana la 2 luni de rezidenta in garsoniera mansardata a Institutului (attic - care da si numele programului).

      Attic Arts is a residency programme at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London offering time (up to 2 months) and space (the bohemian attic room of the Institute) for Romanian artists from various humanist fields to work in a major urban centre

      The Romanian Cultural Institute brings to London new artists in the Attic Arts residency programme: Carmen Danaiata, Carmen Dobre, Vlad Nanca, Andreea Saguna, David Sandor and Alina Serban. The programme is open to Romanian professionals from various

        Attic Arts is a residency programme at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London offering time (up to 2 months) and space (the bohemian attic room of the Institute) for Romanian artists from various humanist fields to work in a major urban centre

      The Romanian Cultural Institute brings to London new artists in the new Attic Arts residency season: Ioana Paun, Peca Stefan and Jean-Lorin Sterian. The winners have been selected from a number of 30 applicants, according to the following criteria,

      Karim Said - Picture (C) Allegro FilmsThe Enescu Society Scholarship is part of the RCI's programme to develop awareness in the UK of George Enescu's outstanding music heritage. Launched on behalf of the Institute by Enescu's biographer and