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200 EAST 38TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY, NY 10016

ROMANIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE

ARTS AND CULTURE EVENTS IN NORTH AMERICA

EST.1969

Romanian-American Cultural Relations

RCI+EUNIC President Liviu Jicman Advocates for Stronger Transatlantic Cultural Relations in a Landmark Visit to the U.S.

European Day of Languages 2024

ROMANIAN WEEKEND AT THE WHARF: The Landmark of Romanian Cultural Presences in America Reaches Its 3rd Edition

"Wisdom & Reflection", 55th Anniversary Murals by Radu Pandele

THE HISTORIC CENTER OF ROMANIAN CULTURAL DIPLOMACY IN THE UNITED STATES CELEBRATES ITS 55TH ANNIVERSARY

A Bigger and Bolder “Romanian Weekend at The Wharf” Returns to Washington, D.C., July 7-9

Game-changing Publisher Will Evans of Deep Vellum Talks Editorial Greatness at Feraru Conferences

”The Free Zone” Anniversary Album

Ana Everling & Taraf de Chicago, An Electrifying Musical Melting Pot for the National Day of Romania

"25" Installation & Photo Exhibition: The Strategic Partnership Up and Close

Romanian Weekend at The Wharf in Washington, D.C.

“Mi-e dor de tine”/ “I miss you” Light Installation Opens on the Potomac Waterfront

100 Years of Romanian Cultural Presence in the United States: An Overview

Petru Comarnescu: The Democrat and Cultural Innovator

140 YEARS IN 140 SECONDS: Celebrating 140 Years of Romanian-American Friendship

From Băița to the Met and Back: The Fabulous Story of Florica Zaharia

Mircea Geoană and Mark Gitenstein on Diplomatic Relations between Romania and the U.S. Post-1989

140 YEARS IN 140 SECONDS: Celebrating 140 Years of Romanian-American Friendship

Queen Marie of Romania: The Ultimate American Tour

Queen Marie in America - 1926

Jean Negulesco: From Painting in Paris to a Successful Career in Hollywood

Costin Petrescu: In Search of the American Works of a Romanian Painter

The History of Romania in One Object / The Lunar Gifts of President Nixon

140 Years of Romanian-American Diplomatic Relations

Here to Stay: A Legation Becomes Embassy

The Lost War Against Mickey Mouse

Leon Feraru: The Invention of Romanian Cultural Diplomacy in the U.S.

Romania's First Public Diplomacy Hit in the United States

George Emil Palade: The Nobel Prize for a Romanian-American Scientific Trailblazer

"The Exalted Vertigo": Jazz Frenzy Sweeps Interwar Bucharest

The New World, in Romanian

The Telephone Palace Skyscraper: “A shadow of Broadway on Calea Victoriei”

How Did Romanians First Learn about the New World

The First Romanian in the Americas

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