With the US presidential elections coming up, let’s cast our look back in time to the first visit by an American president to Romania: Richard Nixon, at the beginning of August 1969, less than two weeks after the moon landing. This was also the first state visit by an American president to a socialist country.
British physicist and 1950-Nobel Prize in Physics winner C. F. Powell travelled to Romania in 1964 to attend the Executive Committee of the World Federation of Scientific Workers hosted that year by Bucharest.
Jazz legend Louis Armstrong performs in Romania as part of his historic 1965 East European tour.
New RRI series embarks on exciting journey into Radio Romania’s archives to unearth historic recordings from the Cold War era.
Queen Marie of Romania, Romanian painter Cecilia Cuţescu-Storck and German photographer Sibylle Bergemann are three of the women and artists celebrated as part of the latest Art Safari exhibition.
The 55th anniversary of the creation of the Romanian Library in New York, the precursor of today's Romanian Cultural Institute; the 25th anniversary of Romania's participation in the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington in Washington, DC.
The big winner of the Romanian film industry awards, Freedom by Tudor Giurgiu is presented to American audiences as part of extensive tour.
Georgia’s ancient wine-making culture is in the spotlight as part of an exhibition hosted by Bucharest’s Museum of Old Maps and Books.
Everything you need to know about Romania in less than 60 minutes.
Photo exhibition about multiethnic Bukovina launches Poland-Romania Cultural Season. First Romanian film to enter Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival wins Best Production Design award.
Bucharest hosts Odesa International Literature Festival, which became itinerant due to war in Ukraine.
A long-lost work by the world-famous Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuși went on display in Bucharest just in time for Brâncuși Day, a holiday held every year on the 19 February to mark the artist’s birthday.
To mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Romanian Cultural Institute in New York hosts photo exhibition and book launch to revisit the 1941 Iași Pogrom against the citys Jewish population.
