Frequently Asked Questions

The programme includes over 100 events taking place in the Civic Park and the I.C. Brătianu Park and Boulevard (the main venue), in the Uszoda area and on the Vasile Pârvan Promenade – a venue dedicated to sports competitions and demonstrations – as well as in over 30 other venues across the city, organised in collaboration with cultural and community organisations.

Concerts on the boulevard start at 6.00 pm and 7.00 pm respectively, whilst in the adjacent parks the programme begins in the morning, from 10.00 am.

The programme brings together concerts, performances, exhibitions, sporting activities and experiences for all ages, and invites the public to discover Timișoara through this year’s key message – One city. A thousand ways to experience it.

The full programme, with all the details on times and venues, is available on the event’s official website.

The event takes place in the Civic Park and the I.C. Brătianu Park and Boulevard (main venue), in the Uszoda area and on the Vasile Pârvan Promenade – the venue dedicated to sports competitions and demonstrations – as well as at other locations across the city, including parks, public squares and other indoor and outdoor spaces.

A detailed map of the venues is available on our website.

All events at the main venue are free of charge. Events that require registration (e.g., guided tours, workshops, etc.) or tickets are marked accordingly in the program.

There are several public parking lots near the main event location, but we recommend using public transportation or bicycles to avoid traffic congestion.

Yes, you can bring food and drinks from home. Food and drink vendors will also be available at the main event location.

During the event, hydration stations will be set up at the main event location. These will be marked on the event map, available on the website and in the program brochure. We recommend that all participants bring a reusable bottle with them. 

The main venue is accessible to people with disabilities, and the concert performances by Beth Hart and The Script will be interpreted in sign language by a specialist interpreter. Accessibility measures are highlighted in the programme of events.

There are information stands and first aid points at the main location. Our volunteers will help you with any information or assistance you may need.

Yes, photography and filming are permitted in accordance with all the information in the official event regulations published on our website. Please respect the privacy of other participants and do not use equipment that may disrupt the event.

Regardless of the organizer's wishes, the event program may be subject to change. All such changes will be announced in real time, primarily on our social media channels: Facebook and Instagram. Be sure to follow us to stay up to date with all the latest news.

Your feedback is very important to us. You can provide feedback by filling out the form published on the pages of every event in the program. 

Yes, we have a variety of activities specially designed for children/families with children, including workshops, games, and interactive shows. Please refer to the program for specific details. 

Thematic focuses group events in the program around topics of interest or locations. They help you discover activities that match your passions more easily and provide a clear narrative thread for your event experience. Each focus has a curated selection of events, available in the official program.

The "Favorites" feature allows you to quickly save events that interest you, so you can create your own personalized schedule based on your interests. All you have to do is create an account on our website, then click on the "star" symbol next to each favorite event in the schedule. You can then access your favorites list from the schedule page.