Weekend calendar: East European Feels, Romanian traditions, honey fair, concerts & more
Romanian traditions and honey products are the focus of fairs opening in Bucharest, alongside a varied offer of films, concerts, and exhibitions.<o:p></o:p>
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Romanian traditions and honey products are the focus of fairs opening in Bucharest, alongside a varied offer of films, concerts, and exhibitions.
In Bucharest:
Art Safari
Until July 27
The current edition of the art event features exhibitions on Ioan Andreescu, Ion Țuculescu, forgotten Romanian painters, but also the new generation of artists. More details here.
East European Feels – Binka Zhelyazkova retrospective
March 15 – March 16
This program of films by the Bulgarian director aims to delve into the past of the region’s cultural space to explore the regimes and political turning points that are in sync to the evolution of women's rights. Screenings, held at the Romanian Peasant Museum Cinema, have Romanian and English subtitles. More details here.
Echoes of Ji.hlava
Until April 3
Four films that were part of the selection of the international documentary film festival Echoes of Ji.hlava are screened at the Czech Center in Bucharest. 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.
Răzvan Anton: Fading Studies
Until April 12
This exhibition of new works by Răzvan Anton, rooted in a family collection of images, is open at Gaep. More details
