Rompro are happy to announce you to put the next Rompro event in your calendars: Romanian Vibes, a one-day festival that aims to bring the Romanian community together with friends of other nationalities interested in Romanian culture! The event will take place on 22 September in Delft and will be a celebration of Romanian traditions, flavors and music.
Eating garlic on the night of Saint Andrew, celebrated on November 30th, is a fascinating Romanian tradition with deep roots in folklore and superstition. This night is often compared to Halloween due to its mystical and protective rituals. Key Aspects of the Tradition: Protection Against Evil Spirits: Garlic is believed to ward off evil spirits, […]
Bobotează, also known as the Epiphany or Theophany, is celebrated on January 6th by the Orthodox and Catholic Churches. This holiday marks the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan River by John the Baptist. Key Traditions and Customs: Blessing of the Waters: Priests bless water in a ceremony called “Agheasma Mare” (Great Holy Water). […]
Dragobete is a traditional Romanian holiday celebrated on February 24th, often referred to as the Romanian Valentine’s Day. This day is dedicated to love, youth, and the rebirth of nature. Key Aspects of Dragobete: Mythological Roots: Dragobete is believed to be a young god of love and joy, similar to Cupid in Roman mythology or […]