Now in its third season, EPC III will host Manhattan Chamber Orchestra for each evening with three guest conductors, Ken-David Masur, Eduard Zilberkant and David Gilbert. For this Evening, four pianists will be featured as "Rising Artists" to perform the following program under the baton of Eduard Zilberkant, conductor of Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra, amongst which Matei Varga.

Mihai Nicodim Gallery is pleased to present „Markings of the Working Area”, the first solo show in the US of Romanian visual artist Miklos Onucsan. The work presented in this show by Romanian conceptual artist Miklos Onucsan spans three decades, starting from the communist 80’s, through the transition to a market economy and democracy in the 90’s and till the present day, when Romania joined the European Union.

Spencer Brownstone Gallery announces an exhibition of new work by Romanian artist Szabolcs Veres, the artist's first solo exhibition in New York.

Nomad Theatrical Co. presents "POLANSKI POLANSKI", a new play by Saviana Stanescu.

Romanian artist Anka Lupes signs the costume and set design for Rossini's "Mose in Egitto", conducted by Leonardo Vordoni, directed by Andrew Eggert, opening on April 17, and the set design for Cavalli's "Giasone", conducted by Christian Curnyn, directed by Justin Way, opening on April 24 at the Chicago Opera Theatre.

A new exhibition with recent works of Sasha Meret will be show at the newly opened CW Gallery in Chelsea. Sasha's work encompasses a wide range of techniques and styles. He combines painting with printmaking techniques, he works with photography and video, and he recently started to use completely new and surprising materials.

Columbia University will host two academic talks focusing on Romania and the Republic of Moldova, respectively: April 12, "Political Discussions, Historiography Debates and Archival Documents in Moldovan History" by Dr. Svetlana Suveica, Fulbrigh Fellow, CREEES Stanford University & April 21, "What a Language May Teach about a People: the Contemporary Use of Romanian in Communication, Film & Literature" by Dr. Mona Momescu.

Andreea Vălean returns in April to the LARK for a Studio Retreat Workshop, closing with two public performances of her new play Don’t Cry, We’ll All Meet on the Other Side.

This event will feature an extensive showcase of new Romanian films, along with a panel on new Romanian cinema moderated by Prof. Pavle Levi. The festival is organized by the Romanian Cultural Institute, Bucharest, CREEES (Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies), Stanford University, in conjunction with Casa Romana (Bay Area Romanian Community), the Department of Art & Art History, Film and Media Studies Stanford University, the Stanford Graduate Student Council, the Stanford Romanian Student Association, Coupa Café, Palo Alto, the National Center of Cinematography, Bucharest, and the Honorary Consulate of Romania in San Francisco.

Slag Gallery announces the opening of two solo exhibitions: 
Bogdan Rata’s “God Bless Me” and Janos Stone’s “LMIRL”.