Earth Hour: 25,000 children join Cantus Mundi concerts across Romania, Moldova
A record 25,000 children and young people from the Cantus Mundi National Program will take part in Earth Hour 2026, marking ten years since the initiative first joined the global environmental movement. The events will take place…
Irina Marica · Journalist
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A record 25,000 children and young people from the Cantus Mundi National Program will take part in Earth Hour 2026, marking ten years since the initiative first joined the global environmental movement. The events will take place simultaneously across all counties in Romania, as well as in the neighbouring Republic of Moldova.
On Saturday, March 28, at 20:30, participants will switch off lights and electrical devices for one hour and gather in public spaces, schools, parks, and squares to perform concerts and recitals dedicated to environmental awareness and reducing waste.
