Events

  The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is proud to support Romanian Connections 2008 in Liverpool - a project by ProFusion International Creative Consultancy that brings to Liverpool two extraordinary productions of the prestigious 'Radu Stanca'

The second festival of European documentaries takes as its subject artists who cross boundaries and, in their work, invent a universal language. What's Art Doc? offers an eclectic panorama of documentaries - profiling painters, musicians, dancers,

Following his exhibition at Modern Art Oxford earlier this year, Mircea Cantor's exhibition at Arnolfini will be a second stage to this project, with significant new components, including a large-scale Romanian traditional wooden gate. Coated in gold

  The Enescu Society November concert promises a special musical evening featuring Anda Anastasescu (piano), Nicholas Carpenter (clarinet) and Huw Morgan (trumpet). Raymond Carpenter - Principal Clarinet with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra under Constantin

  The Romanian Cultural Institute participates for the third time at the Language Show - the UK's biggest event for language learners, language teachers, linguists and anyone with a passion for languages. At its current edition, 160 exhibitors will take part

We are happy to host the world-premiere of the Man with a violin performance: fresh, witty contemporary music theatre realised as a chamber opera. Man with a Violin is based on an encounter with a solo violinist sometime street busker who produced a black

You are kindly invited to an event organised by The National Institute for the Memory of the Romanian Exile and hosted by ICR London. Programme: presentation by INMER President Dinu Zamfirescu and screening of two documentaries by TV film-maker Marilena Rotaru: The

Born 1982 in Moscow, Alexander Scherbakov started playing the violin at the age of 4. His mother a violinist and his father a concert pianist, Alexander's playing developed very quickly. After the family moved to Switzerland in 1992, he continued his

Romanian cinema has undergone a renaissance in recent years - witness: 2007 Cannes winner 4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days and acclaimed releases such as The Death of Mr Lazarescu, 12:08 East of Bucharest and California Dreamin'. Proving that these were not isolated successes

  Choreographers Maria Baroncea and Eduard Gabia will perform The Map of Thoughts - Last concern about fitting into the world. Drift into the abstract - a radical performance at the dancEUnion Festival. Presented by the European Commission Representation in

If you have missed our exhibition at the Thames Festival last weekend there is still chance to see it! Authentic village artefacts: peasant costumes with fine embroidery, hand-carved antique dowry chests, jewelries, mirrors and hand-painted furniture by Aurelia

Romanian artists and craftsmen come to London to take part in The Mayor's Thames Festival 2008, a spectacular event that celebrates London and its river. The New European Village section brings together performers from Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia,