British rock singer Chris Norman returns to Bucharest on February 2, 2027, for a live concert at Sala Palatului as part of his European Lifelines Tour 2026–2027. The former lead vocalist of Smokie will perform with his band, revisiting a musical career that stretches from the international success of the British group in the 1970s

Ministry of Sound Classical makes its Romanian debut on December 12, 2026, at Romexpo in Bucharest, bringing one of the most recognisable British electronic music brands to the capital in an unusual concert format. Instead of a conventional DJ performance, the show recreates famous dance tracks through the arrangements of a 31-piece orchestra, accompanied by

Italian actor, singer and musician Michele Morrone will perform his first solo concert in Romania on December 12, 2026, at Fratelli Studios in Bucharest. Internationally recognised for his leading role in the Netflix film 365 Days, Morrone is bringing his musical career to the Romanian capital as part of a European tour. The Bucharest appearance

American guitarist, singer and songwriter Eric Johanson will perform his first concert in Bucharest on November 28, 2026, at The Pub, bringing the sound of contemporary New Orleans blues-rock to Romania. The performance takes place as part of Transilvania Blues Nights, a concert series dedicated to blues music and international artists. Johanson arrives in the

The Bucharest Early Music Festival returns for its 21st edition in November 2026, bringing a series of concerts dedicated to Baroque music, historical instruments and European musical traditions to the Romanian capital. This year’s programme includes three performances on November 8, 16 and 28, exploring subjects as different as nature in Baroque composition, the musical

Every souvenir shop in Bucharest seems to sell the same magnets and keychains. A hand-embroidered blouse, a plate painted in Horezu or a wooden spoon carved in a village workshop takes a little more looking. The good news is that the city has some excellent places for authentic Romanian souvenirs, from craft showrooms and boutiques

Marigolds, candlelight and sugar skulls are coming to Bucharest. This autumn, the Embassy of Mexico in Romania and the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant (Muzeul Național al Țăranului Român), together with members of the Mexican community in Romania, invite everyone to discover one of the most representative traditions of Mexican culture: Día de Muertos

Bucharest marks Romanian Armed Forces Day on Sunday, 25 October 2026, with military ceremonies, historical re-enactments at the Arch of Triumph, a military band concert and an evening torchlight procession. For visitors, the day offers several opportunities to witness Romania’s military traditions at some of the capital’s best-known landmarks, from the memorial in Carol I

Pumpkin Caravan (Caravana Dovlecilor) brings three days of Halloween performances, pumpkin carving and live concerts to IOR Park in Bucharest, from 23 to 25 October 2026. Held in the park’s La Glob area, the Parade of Giants edition features giant puppets, illuminated characters and performers on stilts, alongside an artisan fair and activities for children.