Weekend calendar: Open Streets, Jazz in Church, RAD Art Fair, One World Romania
The large event that turns downtown Bucharest into pedestrian areas returns this weekend, when numerous music, film, and art events are also taking place.<o:p></o:p>
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The large event that turns downtown Bucharest into pedestrian areas returns this weekend, when numerous music, film, and art events are also taking place.
In Bucharest:
Open Streets
April 25 – October 11
For 25 weekends, the capital’s central area will host various concerts, shows, parades, workshops for children, sports activities, and guided tours. Calea Victoriei becomes pedestrian again, and, as a novelty this year, the route is extended to Ion Brezoianu Street, which is included in the program for the first time. More info here.
One World Romania
April 24 – April 29
The documentary film festival invites the audience to “reflect on the current turning point: democratic values are under pressure, far-right discourses are normalized, and the limits of what is acceptable in public discourse are narrowing.” A selection of the titles presented in Bucharest will also be available for online streaming, between April 30 and May 31. Further details here.
Jazz in Church
April 23 – April 26
The festival, held at the Lutheran Church, brings together leading international jazz and contemporary artists, offering four concert evenings built around improvisation, dialogue and sound exploration. More on the program here.
RAD Art Fair
April 23 – April 26
The fourth edition of the event, held at Caro, brings together 31 galleries, from Romania, Hungary, China / Great Britain, Austria, Moldova, and Germany, and proposes an extensive program of exhibitions, curatorial interventions, performances and public programs. Further info here.
Art Safari
Until July 19
The art event returns with another edition featuring exhibitions dedicated to Nicolae Vermont, Mihai Eminescu, and one gathering works by Felix Aftene. More details
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