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The event is held over several days (December 11 to 13) and the official opening takes place each year at the museum in Humule\u015fti in the presence of city authorities, special guests and an audience usually formed of students and other people in the city. Given the fact that it takes place in the month of presents, the “Ion Creang\u0103” Days also mark the official beginning of the winter holidays for the people of T\u00eergu Neam\u021b.<\/p>\n
Since the events are held in honor of storyteller Creanga, the artistic program arranged by students cannot exclude interpretations of scenes from “Childhood Memories “, such as “Picking cherries”, “The Hoopoo in the Linden Tree”, “Bathing” or from stories like “The Eldmother with Three Daughters-in-law”, “Human foolishness” or “Story of a lazy man”. At the end of the program at the museum, the seniors perform old Christmas carols from the Humule\u015fti area.<\/p>\n
The event also includes exhibits of paintings and drawings made by children or adults on themes taken from the writer’s work. Sometimes they are the subject of competitions on specific topics, where children are rewarded with books or other awards.\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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It takes place every year on January 2 and aims at preserving traditions and customs specific to the New Year\u2019s celebrations from T\u00eergu Neamt city and the surrounding area, and attracting young people towards learning and continuing these traditions. Thus, each edition, the streets are full of groups of traditionally masked men – to the delight of spectators – evoking traditions from ancient times in the New Year\u2019s period. This event is attended not only by locals, but by people from all over the country, attracted by the uniqueness of such events.\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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They are held from July 3 to 5 and are characterized by the unique medieval atmosphere. Thus, dozens of knights, princesses, folk artists and troubadours are focused on their main goal: to offer the locals, but also the tourists from all over the country or even abroad, animation shows, demonstrations of fighting and crafts, concerts, theater plays and other rituals specific to the medieval period.\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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It is a festival organized by the Association for the Promotion and Tourism Development Ozana Valley of Neam\u021b in partnership with the City Hall of Tg. Neam\u021b during the Medieval Art Festival MedievArt Fest and The Days of Tg. Neam\u021b.<\/p>\n
The event consists of promoting Romanian cuisine, with dishes ranging from balmo\u015f, cabbage rolls, \u201esloi de oaie\u201d (a local special recipe with mutton), stew, mutton roasted on a spit, boletus pies, \u201echis\u0103li\u021b\u0103\u201d (a recipe based on fruit ) and other sweet delights. The highlight of the festival will be the food cooked in the kettle and the various traditional dishes. The event will include the culinary competition “The Magic Kettle” at the end of which diplomas and prizes will be awarded.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n