Events

Able to transmit the most subtle echoes of the most complicated music, Romanian pianist Alexandra Dariescu is ready to charm and astonish once more the audiences at the prestigious Wigmore Hall, after the success of the evening recital on the 18 March, when Alexandra

The Romanian Cultural Institute and the Enescu Society in the UK welcome you at a very special soiree. Our guest at the May event of the Enescu Concerts Series is the legendary pianist Dan Grigore who will play some of the best pieces ever written for piano. The recital

London has just discovered Romanian dance and is coming back for more. After successful performances on two of the most prestigious scenes - The Illusionists by Madalina Dan at Southbank Centre and Lulu's Room by Mihaela Dancs at Sioban Davies Studios -, Madalina

Witness a long-full weekend of award-winning films, panels & pioneering music, as we hook up with our friends from the East End Film Festival to put together a strong line-up of Romanian events. Some of today's most visionary film makers and musicians are

Prepare yourself for a very special musical experience: TRANSYLMANIA - featuring live performances by Romanian alternative act Urma, along with Addictive TV, Nico de Transilvania and Si Begg. The evening is part of this years East End Film Festival exciting program which

The Romanian Cultural Institute is glad to continue the partnership with St Martin in the Fields, which started back in 2004, with Young Romanian Musicians in London Series. In 2011, Romanian musicians are back in Trafalgar Square with a line up of prodigies and virtuosos.

Romania | 1993 | 104 min | dir: Nae Caranfil | cast: Nathalie Bonnifay, Costel Cascaval, George Alexandru, Marius Stanescu, Coca Bloos, Marius Florea In Romanian with English subtitles. Nae Caranfil's debut feature film offers an ironic, witty and realistic

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is delighted to support the ongoing London showcase of Romanian choreographic talent. Mihaela Dancs will perform her piece Lulu's Room at the What Now. . . Festival alongside international and UK based artists. Supported

The Romanian Cultural Institute brings the acclaimed artist Ion Grigorescu back to London for the first public presentation of his work in the UK, part of the group show Out of Place at Tate Modern. The exhibition in the Level 2 Gallery series features four artists

Poet in the City and the Romanian Cultural Institute are proud to announce the thrilling series of six events focusing on contemporary Romanian poetry. The events will present in the span of more than half a year, six of the most talented Romanian poets: Denisa Comanescu

For the fourth year in a row, the Romanian Cultural Institute, through the National Book Centre, presents Romania's stand at The London Book Fair. The key publishing houses will take part, reflecting the rich production and fast development of the Romanian book market.

Join us to celebrate Romania's presence at the London Book Fair with one of the most formidable Romanian jazz duos - Teodora Enache (vocal) & Sorin Terinte (piano) - and the opening of the exclusive exhibition of illustrations and artists' books Bound to Art,