The 'Bucharest Opera Christmas Market' will take place on the esplanade of the National Opera of Bucharest, starting from December 6th and lasting until December 28th, transforming Bucharest into the Capital of Winter Celebrations. The event will include stalls with culinary delights, workshops for children, and a themed Christmas tree, all contributing to a festive atmosphere. The scenography is created by Dragoș Buhagiar, and the program will include concerts and performances of classical music, including productions by the National Opera of Bucharest. The market will debut on the weekend of December 6-7, with workshops for children and concerts performed by renowned artists. Admission is free, and the complete program can be consulted on the official event website. The market is organized by the City Hall in partnership with the National Opera of Bucharest.
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Bucharest Opera Christmas Market - Concerte, recitaluri şi spectacole de muzică clasică, pe esplanada Operei Naţionale din 6 decembrie
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