Events

Focus on Romania @ Reykjavik International Film Festival 24 September - 2 October 2011 After Belfast, Dublin and London, Reykjavik is our next stop in 2011! Be prepared to alight in the world of New Romanian Cinema as Reykjavik International Film Festival

Romania | 1965 | 76 min | dir: Lucian Pintilie | cast: Irina Petrescu, Dan Nutu, Gratiela Albini, Eugenia Bosanceanu. In Romanian with English subtitles. A rare chance to see Lucian Pintilie's debut film Sunday at Six (1965), set in the 1940s, during

One of the most distinct voices of Romanian jazz, Luiza Zan opens our new jazz programme developed in partnership with 606 Club. She will be accompanied by renowned guitarists Sorin Romanescu and Alex Man.   The concert is presented in one of the oldest and most prestigious

The Romanian Cultural Institute is delighted to organise the launch of the second volume of the series Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst: Complete Music for Violin and Piano, recorded by Sherban Lupu - violin and Ian Hobson - piano and published in the UK by Toccata Classics.

Special guest: Jo Shapcott Following three inspiring evenings with Denisa Comănescu, Claudiu Komartin and Bogdan Ghiu, we  continued the Contemporary Romanian Poets series with the young and provocative Miruna Vlada. Publishing her first anthology Ectopic Poems (2004)

The Romanian Cultural Institute and London Schubert Players have the pleasure to invite you to a celebration of George Enescu's musical genius: Enescu's Farewell - A Symphony for Twelve. The concert is preceded by a talk by Noel Malcolm, distinguished

The Romanian Cultural Institute took part, for the first time, in the Open House event, London's greatest architectural showcase that celebrates all that is best about the capital's buildings, places and neighbourhoods.  For two days, over 800 buildings

For the fourth consecutive Romanian participation, the powerful orchestra Romanian Brass and a traditional potter's wheel, handled with great skill by two craftsmen from Baia Mare and Vlădeşti, made an impression at the 15th edition of The Mayor's

For the fourth consecutive Romanian participation, the powerful orchestra Romanian Brass and a traditional potter's wheel, handled with great skill by two craftsmen from Baia Mare, made an impression at the 15th edition of The Mayor's Thames Festival,

To celebrate the European Year of Volunteering, the exhibition Active Witness, held at Europe House in Smith Square, brings together 26 works by photographers representing 26 participating countries, whose work either engages directly with the voluntary sector,

Romanian Cultural Institute in association with Coliseum Arts Centre present the Moldavian production M House in Edinburgh Fringe Festival. M House delivers a candid, powerful account of domestic violence through a story of raw disturbing realism.  It

The Romanian Cultural Institute together with Scottish Women's Aid are pleased to invite you to a debate about domestic violence. You will have the chance to interact with the stars of M House who will reveal some of the most painful experiences they had