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After last year's success, in 2025, the Romanian Cultural Institute is happy to dedicate the April recital of the Enescu Concerts Series to celebrating Romanian vocal art in an unmissable event organised in partnership with theRomanian National Opera in Bucharest. The

For the second concert dedicated to Romania’s National Day this year, the Romanian Cultural Institute in London is pleased to invite you to a chamber music recital in Edinburgh. Featuring talented musicians Adriana Cristea (violin) and Mina Beldimănescu (piano), the

The European Parliament Liaison Office in the UK, in partnership with the Delegation of the European Union to the UK, EUNIC London, embassies and civil society organisations, invite European citizens living in the UK and all Europeans at heart to celebrate this special day

The 2023-2024 Season of our ever-popular Enescu Concerts Series comes to an end with the much-awaited recital of the Duo formed by violinist Remus Azoiței and pianist Eduard Stan, the supreme experts in rendering the superb chamber works of our legendary composer George

We are thrilled to welcome soprano Teodora Gheorghiu, “undoubtedly one of the greatest sopranos of her generation” (Fanfare) and internationally renowned bass-baritone Sorin Coliban, for our much-awaited, traditional gala recital dedicated to the National Day of Romania.

The Romanian Cultural Institute and the Romanian Embassy in London are delighted to present virtuoso violinist Alexandru Tomescu and acclaimed pianist Sînziana Mircea in an extraordinary concert, which continues our Enescu Concerts Series. The event is being supported

To mark 100 years since the birth of Michael I of Romania (1921-2017), the Romanian Cultural Institute in London is hosting an homage event dedicated to King Michael's extraordinary personality and legacy. On 10 May, celebrating the Royalty Day in Romania, HE Andrew

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London and the Romanian Embassy in the UK invite you to a special celebration of the extraordinary contribution of the Romanian community in the UK in the fight against the pandemic. The special concert on Thursday 4 June featuring violist

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is delighted to open the 2020 visual arts programme in its Brâncuși Gallery with The Need for Belonging? exhibition by Oxford-based Anca Stefanescu. Born in 1974, Anca Stefanescu began studying painting at the age of 12. Since

This year's first concert in the 'Enescu Concerts' series offers an exceptional encounter with two brilliant Romanian musicians, Remus Azoiței (violin) and Eduard Stan (piano), the supreme experts in George Enescu's chamber work. With a programme that

We mark Romania's National Culture Day with a special event that celebrates the vibrant Romanian artistic community in the UK. Come and meet the artists featured in RCI's Twelve Months, Twelve Creators programme, discover the fascinating stories of much-admired

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