Events in Neamt County between June 06 – June 19, 2011
June 06 – June 12
June 7
“The Day” by Ingrid Botescu, 17:00
Location: Room “Cupola” from Neamt County Library
Book presentation
June 8
The Miracle called Eminescu, 11:00
Location: The Social Center Pietricica
Poetry recital
June 9
Minerals and rocks, 09:30
Location: Room “Atelier” from Neamt County Library
The Thursday Club, 11:00
Location: Room “Teatrul de Joaca” from Neamt County Library
Meetings for elder people
Art as therapy, 13:00
Location: Room “Cupola” from Neamt County Library
Temporary exhibition: The traditional village from the confluence of Siret and Moldova
Location: The History Museum from Roman
June 10
Cinema matinee, 11:00
Location: Room “Atelier” from Neamt County Library
The Muse from Burdujeni, 13:30
Location: Room “Teatrul de Joaca” from Neamt County Library
Theater play
Muse Euterpe, 16:30
Location: Room “Atelier” from Neamt County Library
The event will include auditions and previews for music lovers, with doctor Constantin Goilav
Temporary exhibition: Iulia Halaucescu, Retrospective
Location: The Art Museum from Roman
The Hunters, 19:00
Location: Petru Rares National College
A play by Ion Baiesu; a show by Rares Parlog
June 14
The Miracle called Eminescu, 12:00
Location: “Speranta Doraly” Foundation (Emil Costinescu street, number 1)
A poetry recital; at the event will participate members of “Speranta Doraly” Foundation
June 15
The Music of Eminescu’s Poetry, 17:00
Location: Room “Cupola” from Neamt County Library
A concert by “Cantec Sfant” Coir
June 16
The Thursday Club, 11:00
Location: Room “Teatrul de Joaca” from Neamt County Library
Meetings for elder people
June 17
Muse Euterpe, 16:30
Location: Room “Atelier” from Neamt County Library
The event will include auditions and previews for music lovers, with doctor Constantin Goilav
Exhibitions (June 6 – 10)
June 5 – The International Day of the Environment
Location: Neamt County Library
June 1 – The International Day of Children
Location: Neamt County Library
Anniversary calendar
Carl Gustav Jung (July 26, 1875 – June 6, 1961)
Henri Coanda (June 7, 1886 – November 25, 1972)
