Terrarium is an exchange project that has been set up between Universcience in France and Cluj Cultural Center, as part of the France-Romania season. The first part of this project consisted in a FabLab residence of two Romanian Biologists from the University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca, who, together with the Carrefour Numérique […]
Cluj-Napoca is the first Eastern European city to benefit from European funding through the Urban Innovative Actions program. The 5.6 million euro project, of which 80% is non-reimbursable, aims at analyzing and testing scenarios that allow the cultural, academic, business and administrative sector and, in general, the community to prepare for the inevitable change which
This is an important year for Romania, which holds the Presidency of the European Union during the first semester, and during the second half, will also be the focal point of the biannual Europalia Arts Festival. And for a long time, Romania has been a land for artistic creation which has greatly been able to
Unfinished Conversations on the Weight of Absence, the exhibition marking Romania\’s participation at the Venice Biennial, opened on 9 May 2019 at the Pavilion of Romania and on May 10, 2019, at the New Gallery of the Romanian Cultural Institute and Humanistic Research in Venice. From the Cluj Cultural Center, partner of the project, Corina
The Cluj Cultural Center in partnership with Universcience, Paris organizes during the Romania – France season 2019, a scientific mediation course. The course aims to develop the practical skills of communicating science to a broad audience. The course will be held from 14 to 15 May 2019 in Cluj-Napoca and will be addressed to 15
Last week we launched a series of monthly meetings dedicated to the member organizations and institutions of Cluj Cultural Centre, under the name CONCENTRIC. Meetings about Culture. More than 20 representatives participated at the first meeting and their presence confirmed the need for such contexts that bring together the organizations working in the cultural sector. The
On the 22nd of March Cluj-Napoca’s Urban Innovation Unit, in partnership with the Centre for Innovation and Civic Imagination, organised a new edition of its Urban Dialogues, to launch the local conversation on urban resilience. The event was organised in the framework of the Startup Summit Europe and had Esteban León, the Head of City Resilience Profiling
Urania Palace from Cluj-Napoca hosted on Thursday, March 14th, 2019, the General Assembly of the Cluj Cultural Centre’s members, where several decisions were made regarding the development of the organisation and the plans for the current year. The most important of these were the admission of 22 new members – organisations and institutions from Cluj-Napoca,
On Monday, March 11th, Cluj Cultural Centre hosts on Fluierasului Street, no. 3 a special session to connect member organizations and those interested to become members with our projects from the cultural program. Discussions will be moderated by each project manager and please feel free to register yourself to the session. The sessions are structured
Thursday, February 28th , at 17:00, Cluj Cultural Centre hosts on Fluieraşului Street, no. 3 an informative session for institutions and organisations interested to become members of the Centre. Currently, Cluj Cultural Centre gathers 75 members from the city\’s key actors, cultural organisations and institutions, universities, business clubs and clusters, civil society organisations, local and