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Have you ever thought about reaching the Omu peak in the Bucegi mountains by bike? You'll have a chance to do so next Saturday, September 18, when TeamExpert organizes yet another challenge for those in love with mountain biking, nature, adrenaline, racing and a different type of socializing.
The mountain resort of Predeal will become the stage for the first edition of Predeal Trophy, a mountain bike competition taking place on September 25. This comes after the first edition of mountain bike challenge in Azuga, on July 18 this year.
An event which will bring back the charm of the days of old in Bucharest will take place on September 18 and 19 in the Kiseleff Park. The event, called 'Sindrofie la Sosea' (Street jamboree), is organized by the Bright Light consortium and is a stage in the Bucharest in one day project.
Brasov, the city at the foot of the Tampa Mountains in the Eastern Carpathians will host the third edition of one of the most challenging, yet entertaining competitions in Romania, called “The Citadel of Brasov” Duathlon.
The season for mountain bike races and triathlons is almost ending for 2010, but there's one more event you probably won't want to miss. After a very full summer season, probably one of the last mountain bike races for the year will be organized by TeamExpert near Bucharest, in the Natural Parc Comana.
Bucharest people are invited on September 17, between 6 pm and 2 am, to the longest night of the Romanian film, a marathon of Romanian productions, part of the first Sleepless Night of the Romanian Film.
Traditional Japanese drums (Taiko) performer Eitetsu Hayashi will hold a concert in Bucharest on October 20, 19,00 hours, together with the George Enescu orchestra at the Sala Palatului hall in Bucharest. A second show will follow in Sibiu, on October 23. Hayashi will perform compositions of George Enescu, Ciprian Porumbescu, Béla Bartók, Doru Popovici, Tiberiu Olah and Grigoras Dinicu.
For the third consecutive year, Romania will take part in The Mayor's Thames Festival, with a traditional stand and a series of live acts organized by the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. The event will take place on September 11 and 12, between 12 noon and 10pm, on the South Bank riverside walkway, from Westminster Bridge to Tower Bridge. Admission is free.
Have you ever thought about reaching the Omu peak in the Bucegi mountains by bike? You'll have a chance to do so next Saturday, September 18, when TeamExpert organizes yet another challenge for those in love with mountain biking, nature, adrenaline, racing and a different type of socializing.
The mountain resort of Predeal will become the stage for the first edition of Predeal Trophy, a mountain bike competition taking place on September 25. This comes after the first edition of mountain bike challenge in Azuga, on July 18 this year.
An event which will bring back the charm of the days of old in Bucharest will take place on September 18 and 19 in the Kiseleff Park. The event, called 'Sindrofie la Sosea' (Street jamboree), is organized by the Bright Light consortium and is a stage in the Bucharest in one day project.
Brasov, the city at the foot of the Tampa Mountains in the Eastern Carpathians will host the third edition of one of the most challenging, yet entertaining competitions in Romania, called “The Citadel of Brasov” Duathlon.
The season for mountain bike races and triathlons is almost ending for 2010, but there's one more event you probably won't want to miss. After a very full summer season, probably one of the last mountain bike races for the year will be organized by TeamExpert near Bucharest, in the Natural Parc Comana.
Bucharest people are invited on September 17, between 6 pm and 2 am, to the longest night of the Romanian film, a marathon of Romanian productions, part of the first Sleepless Night of the Romanian Film.
Traditional Japanese drums (Taiko) performer Eitetsu Hayashi will hold a concert in Bucharest on October 20, 19,00 hours, together with the George Enescu orchestra at the Sala Palatului hall in Bucharest. A second show will follow in Sibiu, on October 23. Hayashi will perform compositions of George Enescu, Ciprian Porumbescu, Béla Bartók, Doru Popovici, Tiberiu Olah and Grigoras Dinicu.
For the third consecutive year, Romania will take part in The Mayor's Thames Festival, with a traditional stand and a series of live acts organized by the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. The event will take place on September 11 and 12, between 12 noon and 10pm, on the South Bank riverside walkway, from Westminster Bridge to Tower Bridge. Admission is free.