Events

We are now fully booked for the Gates of the Orient concert and are unable to receive further confirmations.   Many thanks to all of you who reserved a place and we look forward to seeing you on the 27th! The Romanian Cultural Institute and the Yunus Emre

Anne Applebaum in conversation with Professor Geoffrey Hosking We are delighted to team up with the Polish Cultural Institute in London and UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies for the event Desconstructing the Iron Curtain - a conversation between

The greatest Romanian playwright of all time, Ion Luca Caragiale (1852 - 1912), is celebrated in London with a humorous and enlightening dance show by critically acclaimed choreographer Gigi Căciuleanu, who takes a fresh look, through physical movement and music,

Global Romanian Society of Young Professionals (GRASP) is aiming to discern, in a conference organized between 16-18 November with the support of Romanian Embassy in London and the Romanian Cultural Institute in London and held under the patronage of HE

We are delighted to present Romanian saxophonist/composer Nicolas Simion in his first appearance at the  London Jazz Festival.   Already known to the London audience for his spectacular UK debut at the Jazz Café in 2010, a project also organized by the Romanian

The screening will be followed by a Q&A session via skype with director Marian Crişan. The Romanian Cinematheque presents in November one of the most critically-acclaimed Romanian films in the last few years, the masterpiece Morgen, directed by Marian Crişan.

Proiecţia va fi urmată de o sesiune de întrebări şi răspunsuri via skype cu regizorul Marian Crişan. Cinemateca Românească prezintă unul dintre cele mai apreciate filme româneşti din ultimii ani: multipremiatul Morgen, regizat de Marian Crişan.

In November, the critically acclaimed Michelangelo Quartet premieres at the Enescu Concert Series with a superb choice of Enescu, Cherubini, Tchaikovsky and Beethoven. Highly praised for the collective virtuosity and understanding of the great scores, as

Romanian Cinematheque in London pays tribute to the timeless musical classic Veronica, the most famous children's film in the history of Romanian cinema. Raised to a cult status by generations of young viewers who grew up thrilled by the adventures of

Romanians are tuning their instruments in the musical temple of Trafalgar Square as the Duo Văcărescu - Tsunakawa resumes the succesful series of lunchtime concerts organised by the RCI in partnership with SMITF.  The programme includes works by Giuseppe

In the last few years, internationally acclaimed Romanian films have been a constant presence on the screens of the world-renowned London Film Festival. This year's edition makes no exception, as the programme includes two Romanian feature films: Beyond

Public lecture by Professor Keith Hitchins Opening remarks by HE Dr Ion Jinga, the Ambassador of Romania to the Court of St. James's Introduction by Dr Dorian Branea, Director of the Romanian Cultural Institute in London and Dr Marius Turda, Director of the