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Constantin Brâncuși

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Cultural and musical festivals in Bucharest

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Latest: Bucharest International Piano Festival to debut at Ateneul Român

Bucharest is hosting several major cultural and musical events in late 2026. The inaugural Bucharest International Piano Festival is scheduled for September 22 to 26 at the Ateneul Român. The event aims to meet demand f

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Cultural and folklore celebrations in Romania and Moldova

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Latest: Cultural festivals celebrate Slovak and Transylvanian traditions in Romania

Romania continues to host various cultural and folklore events aimed at promoting regional traditions, heritage, and multiculturalism. Initial celebrations focused on regional folklore ensembles, such as the Transilvani

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Romanian Brâncuși and contemporary cultural initiatives

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Latest: Iași hosts ARTIS/2026 Annual Art Salon celebrating Constantin Brâncuși

In late July 2026, the Romanian Cultural Institute launched the ‘Un-hidden Connections’ project in Belgrade, Serbia, using the Cantemir Programme to reinterpret Constantin Brâncuși’s sculptures through urban art and cros

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Romanian summer and autumn cultural festival season

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Latest: Artisan festivals scheduled in Sibiu and Faber

The Romanian summer and autumn cultural festival season continues with a diverse array of folk, arts, and musical events. In the Timiș region, traditional Banat folklore festivals took place in mid-August, alongside the

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Literary festivals and cultural events in Eastern Europe

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Latest: Romania hosts various literary and cultural book events

Various literary festivals, book fairs, and cultural initiatives continue across Moldova, Romania, and Hungary. In Hungary, the PécsLIT festival is scheduled for September 7 to September 12 in Pécs. The event features

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Brâncuși 150th anniversary celebrations

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Latest: Balkanik Festival to feature Brâncuși-inspired contemporary art

In mid‑July 2026, the 150th birth anniversary of Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuși was marked by a coordinated series of cultural events across Europe. A retrospective opened at Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie after a

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