Each Sunday in March from 1-3 pmLandmark Center, Room 319 This exhibit explored the rich world of Romanian egg painting — a centuries‑old folk art in which wax, color, and symbolism transformed fragile shells into vibrant expressions of identity and belief. Romanian artists were known for their intricate wax‑resist techniques, bold geometric patterns, and deeply […]
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February 19-22 On February 19 2026 we celebrated the 150th anniversary of Constantin Brâncuși – one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th century – with a remarkable international exhibition honoring his legacy and artistic spirit. Brâncuși 150: Romanian Graphic Art Exhibit featured 29 limited‑edition engravings created by contemporary Romanian artists, each offering a
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November 2, 9, and 23 from 1-3 pm HORA Romanian Cultural Center at Landmark Center, Room 319 Visitors stepped into the timeless elegance and craftsmanship of Romania’s architectural heritage during this weekly informational session. From Wood to Stone: Romanian Architecture Unveiled invited participants on a rich cultural journey—from the rustic charm of wooden monasteries and
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November 9 from 1-3 pm We hosted an informative session with tax expert Monica von Geldern, who broke down the key changes to U.S. tax regulations for 2025 and what they meant for individuals and families. The first part of the event covered updates to deductions, credits, filing requirements, and other important changes that could
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March 8, 2025 from 1-3 pm HORA board meeting and elections were held on Saturday, March 8th 2025. The new elected board of directors was elected as follows: We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the 2023-2025 board for their invaluable contributions to HORA’s mission.
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The theme of the 2024 festival was Through the Looking Glass. Lewis Carroll used this metaphor in his writing to describe an unfamiliar or abnormal setting or situation. The phrase can be used to describe a world that suddenly appears unfamiliar, as if things were turned upside down, similar to looking out from inside a
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Every Sunday in October from 1 to 3 PM Visitors joined us in October to learn about strigoi, varcolaci, moroi, and vampires. All these creatures fill the rich Romanian folklore with beliefs and stories: born from the power of ancient memories and the fear of the unknown in the face of death, disease, illnesses, and
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Every Sunday in August, 1-3 pm Romanian folklore is rich in mythical characters and symbolism. Characters in Romanian folktales can sometimes be good, sometimes evil or sometimes morally gray. These stories evoke the historical condition of Romanian people who have been at the crossroads of foreign powers, therefore sometimes are allies, but can easily switch
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Every Sunday in July, 1-3 pm Thinking of a unique travel destination? Romania welcomes you in any season. Visitors learned about the most popular travel destinations and what to expect when visiting.
Every Sunday in June, 1-3 pm The Romanian shirt called ie serves as an artistic symbol of Romanian people and their traditions. It has endured industrialization, communism, modernization, and recently mass emigration. Romanian communities express their local identities through their traditional clothing, including the ie. These costumes are worn throughout the year for special occasions
