Romania’s Royal Women Reimagined Last week, the Romanian Cultural Institute in London concluded a vibrant and eventful October with the launch of Alta Ifland ’s historical novel " Two Queens and a Chronicler " at Wembley Library . The event opened with a warm welcome by Library and Outreach Officer Mollie Aldridge , followed by Councillor Teo Benea , representing Brent Council, who spoke about the importance of bringing Romanian cultural events closer to the local community

European Poetry Festival Thu 03 Jul | Norwich This summer, Romania-based Moldovan-Bulgarian poet Lena Chilari makes her UK stage debut at the 8th edition of the European Poetry Festival. Lena Chilari , a Romania-based Moldovan-Bulgarian spoken word artist and performer, took to the stage in Norwich and Liverpool, for this year’s European Poetry Festival (EPF), delivering powerful bilingual performances in front of full-house audiences. At the beautif

Lettre Internationale, Romanian Edition, Launches in London We have launched the latest issue of Lettre Internationale , a literary and cultural magazine published by the Romanian Cultural Institute. Acclaimed British authors Zinovy Zinik and Matthew Caley joined Lettre editor Adrian Mihalache to explore the concept of the "underdog" in significant works of universal literature. It was a short voyage into literary history! At the Romanian Cultural Institute in London , we

Launch of “Time, Death, and the Unspeakable Secret”, the third volume by Mircea Eliade in English translation, hot off the press from Istros Books! Journalist George Stanică moderated a conversation that explored Eliade’s cultural legacy and contemporary relevance. This was part of the launch event celebrating the publication of Mircea Eliade ’s book “Time, Death and the Unspeakable Secret”, recently published by Istros Books. 🗓️ When: Thursday 29 May, 7 pm 📍 Where: RCI Lon

"Journal of Joy" Launches in Belgravia UK launch of Nicolae Steinhardt’s “Journal of Joy”, the first official translation of the uplifting and revelatory Romanian classic. “This is the Journal of Joy , a joy founded on the Resurrection, unconquerable by the manifest powers of death. Now at last available in English, its joy can help transform the petty anxieties that beset us.” - Archpriest Andrew Louth, Professor Emeritus, Durham University. The launch of Nicolae Steinhardt

Many languages, one Europe Wed 25 Sept | St John Smith Square Many languages, one Europe A joy to be part of this year's celebration of...