On Wednesday, June 25, I had the chance to speak about Brașov’s Patria Hall as part of a special event dedicated to cultural and creative industries. The home of the Brasov Philharmonic was presented as a case study in urban transformation through culture, focusing on how a rehabilitated venue dedicated to a cultural institution can serve not only as a space for music, but as a catalyst for community engagement and artistic development.
The event brought together delegations from France, Italy, Hungary, Finland, Belgium and other countries, in the context of the CHERRY project (Interreg Europe 2021–2027), with workshops, presentations, and many valuable exchanges on heritage, entrepreneurship, and urban culture.
A good day for sharing ideas and rethinking the spaces we live and create in.
