

The Romanian Folk Art Museum is approaching its 25th Anniversary The Romanian-American League is celebrating its 10th Anniversary |
| The second largest European folkloric artifacts collection in the U.S. features costumes, rugs, pottery, furniture, and a full Transylvanian interior. It has a Resource center on Romania and the Romanian immigration. It organized - in 24 years - more than 100 exhibits in 10 states. It also functions as a cultural and economic bridge with Romania. A gift gallery sells contemporary folk art, decorative arts, furniture, and rugs. |

| The Romanian Folk Art Museum is a non-profit organization established in 1983 in Chicago. Its starting mission was to preserve and promote Romanian folk culture, and gradually it has expanded into a resource center about Romania for Americans, a common ground for the Romanian-American communities, and a cultural and economic promotional center for Romania.In the last 15 years it focused on promoting 500 hundreds Romanian artisans and, along with the Romanian-American League, it has been functioning as a bridge with Romania, developing cultural, educational, and economic promotion projects in US and in Romania. |
| BECOME A FRIEND OF ROMANIA! SUPPORT THE WORLD CULTURE ! The museum needs your support, participation and contributions! Become a volunteer or a member ($50, $25 for newcomers, $10 for students), help popularize the museum and its programs, help with our programs and by creating new programs and activites, and help maintain the collection for future generations. For more ways to help, see our Volunteer/Internships page. |
