
Welcoming spring in Neamt
The tourists who come in Neamt at the end of March or even at the beginning of April will be surprised to see gardens decorated with trinkets (Romanian “mărțișoare”), in some places.

The tourists who come in Neamt at the end of March or even at the beginning of April will be surprised to see gardens decorated with trinkets (Romanian “mărțișoare”), in some places.




Wednesday, 28 February, in the “Theodor Macarie” studio hall at “Victor Brauner” Art High School in Piatra Neamț, starting at 18:00.




G.T. Kirileanu County Library Neamț, in partnership with ARES Cultural Association Piatra Neamț, is organising beginner and intermediate English language courses from 5 March to 5 June 2018.


Bistrița Monastery is one of Romania’s oldest complexes of religious buildings, historic monuments and medieval art, and the most important foundation of the Mușatin dynasty in Moldavia.

G.T. Kirileanu County Library invites you to another gathering celebrating the joy of the traditional Dragobete and Mărțișor festivals on Friday, 23 February 2018, at 16.30 in the Cupola Room.




The Cucuteni Chalcolithic Art Museum, unique at a national level for its thematic focus, is simultaneously a museum of history and art, currently housing the most important Chalcolithic collection in south-eastern Europe.

Anniversary calendar, publication displays: 230 years since the birth of the scholar Gheorghe Asachi (1 March 1788 – 12 November 1869). venue: main foyer.

To mark Dragobete Day, the “Carmen Saeculare” Centre for Culture and Arts, together with the folk ensemble “Floricică de la munte” and the Popular School of Arts Piatra Neamț, presents two folk dance and song performances for the city’s audience. ***.

Commissioned in the seventeenth century by one of Vasile Lupu’s daughter, the monastery was rebuilt in 1835, at the expense of some affluent tradesmen in Piatra-Neamț.




This park was declared a protected area in 1955, but the current limits were established in 2003.

Anniversary calendar, displays of publications: Radu Cârneci (14.02.1928) – 90 years since his birth. venue: foyer of the “Aurel Dumitrașcu” Reading Room. organiser: “Aurel Dumitrașcu” Reading Room.