Music Festivals
See also: :Category:Festivals in RomaniaJazz festivals
- Bucharest Masters of Jazz Festival - Bucharest
- EUROPAfest, Bucharest - international festival - blues, jazz, pop, classic
- Gărâna Jazz Festival - Gărâna, Caraş-Severin (Gărâna Jazz)
- Jazzy Spring Festival Bucharest, Bucharest
- Jazz and More, Sibiu
- Sibiu Jazz Festival - Sibiu
- Festivalul Internaţional "Richard Oschanitzky", Iaşi
- Timişoara Jazz Festival - Timişoara
- Transilvania Jazz Festival - Cluj-Napoca
Other
- Golden Stag Festival - Brașov - muzică uşoară
- Artmania Festival - Sibiu - Transylvanian Music and Arts Festival - mainly Rock Music Official page
- BestFest - Bucharest
- Peninsula (Félsziget) Festival - Târgu Mureş - rock, metal, pop, electro
- Transilvania International Guitar Festival - Cluj-Napoca
- Stufstock - Vama Veche
- Steaua de Cristal - Gura Humorului - International Festival of Pop Music for Children and Youth “Crystal Star” Official page
- Festivalul Plai - Timişoara
- Terra Siculorum International Classical Guitar Festival (each year at middle of April)
- Harmonia Cordis International Classical Guitar Festival (each year at ending of August or at beginning of September)
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