Exceptional exhibition: 24 Musteață family icons on display at the Museum of Ethnography

The icons created by the Musteață dynasty, which are true gems of the genre, are currently displayed at the Art Gallery of the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History in the capital. This exhibition, dedicated to the Easter holidays, offers a deep exploration of sacred art.

Spring Salon 2026: Over 100 works can be admired at the "Constantin Brâncuși" Gallery

One of the most anticipated exhibitions of the year, the Spring Salon, has officially opened at the Constantin Brâncuși Gallery. This event represents a significant milestone in the contemporary art scene, offering a platform for both established artists and emerging creators. The exhibition embodies the spirit of openness and renewal in artistic expression within the Republic of Moldova.

Portraits & memory: A Queen Maria exhibition Chișinău at the National Museum of History of Moldova

An exhibition of historical and symbolic significance was inaugurated at the National Museum of History of Moldova. Titled "Queen Maria and Chișinău," it is part of a series of events commemorating the 108th anniversary of the Union of Bassarabia with Romania. The artworks are created by the artist couple Antonina and Vitalie Grișciuc.

Moldovan writers present manifesto in Brussels

Writers from the Republic of Moldova have, for the first time in Brussels, read a European literary manifesto. The event took place on the occasion of the International Poetry Day. The authors are calling for the recognition of Moldovan literature as an integral part of the European cultural space, as well as for the free circulation, at international level, of books and poets from the country.

National Philharmonic reconstruction stalled; authorities seek external funding

The reconstruction of the "Serghei Lunchevici" National Philharmonic remains a difficult project, which cannot be carried out from the state budget and depends on attracting external funding. The Minister of Culture, Cristian Jardan, stated that the authorities are seeking a solution together with international partners, given that the costs far exceed available resources.

Government will invest 63 million lei in repairing National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History

The National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History in Chișinău will be restored. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development, Vladimir Bolea, stated on Friday, March 20, in a Facebook Live, that the Government will invest 63 million lei in the renovation of this emblematic building of the country.

Moldova and Greece join efforts to protect cultural heritage

The Republic of Moldova and Greece will strengthen their collaboration in protecting and enhancing cultural heritage. This commitment followed the signing of a memorandum of understanding by the Ministers of Culture from both countries, Cristian Jardan from Moldova and Lina Mendoni from Greece, in Chisinau. The agreement focuses on the conservation and restoration of cultural heritage.

New contract signed to finalize first national theatre built since independence

Moldova’s Minister of Culture, Cristian Jardan, has officially signed the final construction contract to complete the Bogdan Petriceicu Hașdeu Theatre in Cahul. The project marks a historic milestone as the first dedicated theatre building constructed in the country since it gained independence.

From Soviet nostalgia to hybrid war: Irina Nechit’s "Melania’s Advice" hits the shelves

Renowned poet and journalist Irina Nechit has marked a career milestone with the launch of her latest drama collection, Melania’s Advice (Sfaturile Melaniei). The event took place at the National Museum of Romanian Literature in Chisinau.

Artist Mihai Șerbu documents Moldova's vernacular architecture in "Paintings from the Heart of Orheiul Vechi"

The National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History in Chișinău is currently hosting a solo exhibition by artist Mihai Șerbu. Titled "Paintings from the Heart of Orheiul Vechi," the collection features recent works created en plein air.

Daniel David and Mircea Dumitru in Chisinau: ‘Only a knowledge-based society ensures a better life’

The State University of Moldova hosted a public debate titled “Education and science in a knowledge-based society: Implications for our times.” The event featured two prominent figures from the Romanian academic community: Daniel David, the rector of “Babeș-Bolyai” University in Cluj, and Mircea Dumitru, the vice-president of the Romanian Academy. Both are former ministers of Education and Research.

Scholars reconstruct Chisinau’s legacy as interwar Romania’s second-largest city

Historians Lidia Prisac and Ion Xenofontov have released a landmark two-volume encyclopedia titled "Chisinau: The Second City of Greater Romania (1918–1940)." The work meticulously reconstructs the urban landscape and daily life of the city during the interwar period. This was a pivotal era when Chisinau served as a vital cultural and economic hub within the Romanian Kingdom.