May 1 & weekend calendar: Tram parade & mici festival in Bucharest, Sunwaves, presidential elections and more
The weekend of the first round of the presidential elections is an extended one for many as May 1, Workers' Day, is a public holiday. It comes with many outdoor events, but also a music festival on the Black Sea coast.
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The weekend of the first round of the presidential elections is an extended one for many as May 1, Workers' Day, is a public holiday. It comes with many outdoor events, but also a music festival on the Black Sea coast.
In Bucharest:
Tram Parade & marching band music
May 1
The Bucharest Transport Company (STB), the operator of the city’s over-ground public transport, is organizing a tram parade featuring older wagons, such as the Simmering, the V56 wagon, the EPV3A 6001 wagon, the Rathgeber (the Confectionery Wagon), but also newer ones, such as the Bucur LF 417 and Imperio. The route starts at Victoria Depot and runs to Bucur Obor and Sf Gheorghe Square. More details here.
Mici Festival - Festivalul Micului cel Mare
May 1 – May 4
Mititei, the traditional dish consisting of grilled ground meat rolls, are the focus of this food event bringing a variety of mici and a record-setting one. The event takes place at Alveola Kiseleff. More details here.
Bryan Adams – Bare Bones
April 30
The Canadian artist performs at Sala Palatului the 100% acoustic concert The Bare Bones Live. More details here.
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.
Cats Are Taking Over
Until July 30
This is the inaugural exhibition of Vila Catena’s contemporary art pavilion, a joint initiative of Sandwich and the Fildas Art Foundation, via the Catena for Art program. The exhibition “explores the universe of the most charismatic domestic felines, often considered too trivial for “serious” art, reclaiming their place in contemporary creation.” More on the show and the artists included


