Romanian cinema operators generated a record EUR 63 million in revenue in 2025, despite attendance remaining largely...

A.REST 1989, an exhibition reconstructing the world of the 1989 criminal investigations of Romania’s political police...

Balkan film and culture festival TAIFAS will return to Timișoara, in western Romania, between October 13 and 18, for its...

Brâncuşi. The Syndrome, an exhibition tracing the impact of Constantin Brâncuşi in local art, is set to open this week...

Rosenthal Building, a landmark interwar-era property on Bucharest's Calea Victoriei classified in the highest seismic...

Mannheim, the second largest city in Germany’s federal state of Baden-Württemberg, has turned its cultural and creative

The Yellow Tie (Cravata Galbenă), the biographical film inspired by the life of renowned Romanian conductor Sergiu...

A Dutch court convicted three men to 47 months in prison each for stealing the Coțofenești Helmet and three Dacian gold...

Atlas Festival, the largest music festival in Ukraine, made a comeback edition in 2024 and has continued since, despite

Romanian cinema operators generated a record EUR 63 million in revenue in 2025, despite attendance remaining largely...

A.REST 1989, an exhibition reconstructing the world of the 1989 criminal investigations of Romania’s political police...

Balkan film and culture festival TAIFAS will return to Timișoara, in western Romania, between October 13 and 18, for its...

Brâncuşi. The Syndrome, an exhibition tracing the impact of Constantin Brâncuşi in local art, is set to open this week...

Rosenthal Building, a landmark interwar-era property on Bucharest's Calea Victoriei classified in the highest seismic...

Mannheim, the second largest city in Germany’s federal state of Baden-Württemberg, has turned its cultural and creative

The Yellow Tie (Cravata Galbenă), the biographical film inspired by the life of renowned Romanian conductor Sergiu...

A Dutch court convicted three men to 47 months in prison each for stealing the Coțofenești Helmet and three Dacian gold...

Atlas Festival, the largest music festival in Ukraine, made a comeback edition in 2024 and has continued since, despite