Weekend calendar: Nordic Festival, exhibitions, concerts
Nordic culture is under the spotlight at a dedicated festival in Bucharest, where several concerts mark the upcoming love-themed celebration.<o:p></o:p>
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Nordic culture is under the spotlight at a dedicated festival in Bucharest, where several concerts mark the upcoming love-themed celebration.
In Bucharest:
Nordic Festival
February 13 – February 16
The multidisciplinary festival that explores the culture of the Nordic countries has a program covering a selection of award-winning films, debates with special guests, literary events, concerts, and more. Further details here.
Garden of Lights: Beauty and the Beast
Until March 2
The Botanical Garden hosts another edition of the Garden of Lights event, this time with the theme of Beauty and the Beast. More details here.
The jungle takes over the museum
Until March 31
Grigore Antipa Museum of Natural History hosts this exhibition of live exotic butterflies meant to transform the museum into a tropical oasis. The exhibition presents butterflies belonging to species found in Southeast Asia, Central and South America, and Sub-Saharan Africa. More details here.
Love in Amzei – Concrete Love
February 14 – March 1
Love becomes Concrete in Piața Amzei through a first-time presentation of two private collections, Cicirean and Rus, featuring 25 artists from 6 countries, with works spanning from 1970 to 2024. The exhibition is open at Mobius Gallery & The Institute. More here.
Concerts @ George Enescu Philharmonic
February 13, 14
George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yan Pascal Tortelier, performs Verdi’s Requiem. Soprano Lee Hye-youn, mezzosoprano Judit Kutasi, tenor Ioan Hotea, and bass-baritone Nicolas Testé are the soloists. More
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