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Places in Neamț with a rich treasure of nature, history, and traditions
Towering over the surrounding mountains and standing relatively isolated, Ceahlău Mountain—also known as the Olympus of Moldova—can be your dream escape into a breathtaking natural setting with deep…
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Public conference “Storytelling in Museums of Iceland” – Stories from the Museums of Iceland
Neamț National Museum Complex is pleased to announce the organisation of the public conference titled “Storytelling in Museums of Iceland”, an event dedicated to exploring the narrative power of stories in promoting Iceland’s cultural and natural heritage.
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Flute Recital at the County Library
G.T. Kirileanu County Library Neamț, in partnership with the Victor Brauner Arts High School Piatra Neamț, organises a flute recital performed by the students of Professor Lucreția Stroici’s class…
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Warps of the Past. Fabric Production Throughout History, 21 March – 2 May 2025
The Roman History Museum invites you to discover a world full of tradition and crafts in the temporary exhibition “Urzelile trecutului. Producerea țesăturilor de-a lungul istoriei”.
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“Health Culture”, a new edition at the County Library
The G.T. Kirileanu County Library Neamț, in partnership with the Public Health Directorate (DSP) Neamț, through the Department of Health Evaluation and Promotion, resumes hosting the meetings of the…
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35th anniversary gala “Florile Ceahlăului”
At the end of March, the national folk-music festival and competition for children and young people “Florile Ceahlăului” will reach its 35th edition.
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Spring Salon, 13th edition, 2025
It is March, the month of spring, of the city of Roman and of the Spring Salon. This year, Roman marks 633 years since its first documentary attestation (30 March 1392 – 30 March 2025).
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“Portrete din patrimoniul Muzeului de Artă Piatra Neamț”
The Neamț National Museum Complex invites art lovers to visit the temporary exhibition “Portrete din patrimoniul Muzeului de Artă Piatra Neamț”, on display in the museum’s galleries from 11 March to 9 April 2025.
