
Painting exhibitions in the County Library’s Cupola Hall
G.T. Kirileanu County Library Neamț is hosting two painting exhibitions in the Cupola Hall during 15–30 November 2022.

G.T. Kirileanu County Library Neamț is hosting two painting exhibitions in the Cupola Hall during 15–30 November 2022.

G.T. Kirileanu County Library in Neamț is hosting a recital of sonnets and video sonnets entitled “Paingul Orb”, marking the launch of the latest collection of sonnets by poet and actor Adrian Munteanu, on Thursday, 17 November, at 18:00, in the Cupola Hall.




G.T. Kirileanu County Library Neamț is organising a new series of workshops for the winter festive season, under the banner of Father Christmas’s Workshops, in the “Ion Creangă” Children’s Books & Toy Library Section, starting on 21 November 2022.

Neamț County had one of the most appreciated stands at the Romanian Tourism Fair, which was organized at ROMEXPO, Bucharest.

The Piatra Neamț Art Museum, an institution within Neamț National Museum Complex, is organising the painting, sculpture and drawing exhibition “Adevăr și Frumusețe”, featuring a selection of works…

Neamț County will be present, as an exhibitor, at the 46th edition of the Romanian Tourism Fair, which will take place between 10-13 November, 2022, in B1 Exhibition Pavilion (stand 12) of ROMEXPO Bucharest.

“Autumn is a symphony, living art in thousands of colours” Valeria MAHOK “Those who believe fallen leaves are dead have never seen them dancing joyfully in the autumn wind.” Shira TAMIR.




The traditions, crafts, folk dress and folk songs of Neamț were showcased in the Italian town of Villa Nova Di Guidonia in the Lazio region, at the first edition of the “Toamna Românească” Festival.

The second performance of the 2022-2023 Arts Season, organised jointly by “Carmen Saeculare” Centre for Culture and Arts Neamț and the “Gheorghe Dima” National Academy of Music in Cluj-Napoca, Piatra…

The G. T. Kirileanu County Library Neamț has set up a new group painting exhibition, this time featuring works from its own collection, in the Cupola Hall, titled “Urban Chromatics of Yesteryear”.

